Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-25
stApE OK HIS RAHBLEs.

1 .IS,ousana bales of cotton has
=. heen shipped from that place,
hat a considerable quantity yet
Ems in the fields, gins and yards
,n"arketed. This | know to be
~ for in my rambles | frequent
Iarre fields white with unpicked
\, I may throw in fact here
n, no one can dispute, namely;
rmers on the timbered and sandy
Fhaat those on the black prairies
be- cotton last year by a big ma.
The returns are already in and
l,a,ter is no longer in uoubt. I've
KS heard that there's mighty
y living in the sandy
h. . and now / believe it,
,ve seen in these sandy sections
corn. bigger 'taters, pun'kins
kals than in any other part of the
nv. This experience of mine has
N me to conclude thusly, which
Eavthat even if decide to go to
a. corn, cotton soap, pigs, pota-
S',hickens, children and other gar
4 sassu on II large scale, Ill get me
l, on the sandy land, from which
,Ienish the earth with my fruits,
me repeat that "there's mighty
Iiying in sandy land"
I'M Arlington my course lay south
and / soon found myself at
JOH NSoN STATION.
Mace can hardly be called
bercial metropolis, so far as the
etions in merchandise are
med. but ii / were going to in
|, refinement and beauty, il /
n my young days and wanted
II in Futures, so far rs the de-
of happy and prosperous
is concerned, l know of no
Il I'd rather patronize than
Ion Station; for it is a well estab-
and widely known fact that her
rs are the most substantial and
krent, and her daughters the
R6eautiful and refined of any in
beat land.
Wilson, the postmaster at this
continues to sell family groceries
natives, and is never better
XII than when he is taking sub
ION for the GAZETTE, except,
lbs when he is negotia'inga large
groceries to IA cash customer.
bent a night with Mr.. /. L..
bison, feasted bountifully from
+ Ispitable board, heard "Jimie"
the prosperity of his western
enjoyed pleasant converse
Hhe entire family, and left for
MANSFIELD,
= bon mingled there with men who
2&lrtesy and genuine good nature
moi be eXcelled under this
MI of ours; nor over II
~ for that matter. | stand pre-
III to gamble heavily on this prop
IN. IN bet the best hen my wife
~, on it. Now, there's Mack Clip
l8 Grimesley Bros. d Gipson, who
&n lust rather do kind act than
Zl n quart of potatoes. This is
rs a good deal for Mack, for his
IBes have been frozen and il
~ N behooves him to get rid OF
hre they rot. But | stick to the
Non. | abate not single po-
br | know Mack, and his hearts
right place and is OF very
PATTERN. G.. A. Sergeant & Co
druggists at Mansfield, and
is also postmaster. Gus looks
and happy, and claims
he the boss boy of the period
Evans, his assistant, is the GA
5 agent, MS well as general new
&5 He's a polite gentleman, ant
l&Hise people To 90 and trade will
III bome. He ordered the Woo
sotCe5', and it is rumored that he viii
: into the sheep business. At leas
khos been heard to remark that h
1ping to get him "a Lamb and go I
ing wool. Ofcourse he'd ouly be
|&n small scale, but his flock ma.
se as the years roll by.
3<tert Graves is an enterprisin
liant of Mansfield, rs is also +. {
3]2N NanWert of A. L. Lowe 4 Co. j
Blind the counter, ut Mansfield
6oks as prosperous and happy a
Try one knows DR.. Stephens c
Held. At least I've known hir
long time. I've thought of hin
too. ! never went to Manstiel
aut thinking of him, and 1 thin
Slntil this trip | never saw hiI
but increasing my. cash balance
least two dollars. Yes, he wa
{eady to bring smile to my sa
\ dropping coins into my hands
sterday he went back on me.
at his Office and requested an il
". | was admitted to an aud
and ut once said: Doctor,
be you know the object of m
so if you are at leisure I'll iu.
hat two dollars and leave.n
10 dollars. For what?"
b the GAZETTE, of course. / ha
or two could spare and so
IN down to give you chance
lis large, ten page sparkling
y paper sold for only"
ough, enough! of course every
/ akes the GAZETTE. l do-jus
IN II in your office yesterday"
Y pardon, doctor, was it the q A
spokcof. Pm sure ! NEAR
.kpck JoWRH. No one who Ia
HNrest in MS fine n bunch of cattl
M Tips" ont in Archer count
think of trying to do withol
rye twelve page paper devote
20 stockmen's interest, so no
4 ne-u
pix ] amt got any sense
don't take the JoUndt-ju
IN lt-away in advance"
pd-bye, doctor, it's might
~ be treated thus but / suppo'
best you can do;n but as / lie
|d'nt help but think the doctor
for a better land were not
large dry goods and clothiu
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