Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

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them work day in and day out. 1t is {
national work, in many respects, anc
may well be urged from broad and
comprehensive standpoint. Let Us
see, at all events, what congress can be
induced 10 do, and hope for the best
ALL THE WORLD no HIM.
allow far is It around the world,
Dear FRANKIE said blushing May,
y She and he strolled DER the lea,
ono pleasant summer day,
"lIow fare" said he, as he put his arm
Round her waist and drew her near.
"How far? why, darling May.
Just twcnty-four inches, dear"
BuTLER's hide was tanned Tuesday,
q iuTcwksbury.
one way to put an end to mul-
der IS TO punish murdcrers.
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CONGRESSMAN LANIfAM is about to
leave for Washington. Has he been Inter.
viewed?
LET vs. hear from the cotton planters
who are going TO NicksburS this month.
Somebody must &C..
MARY CHURCHILL, after her adven-
lures, was fortunate in washing the dirty
linen of Others instead other own.
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The coming of wintry weather is
somewhat delayed this year. Frost IN South
a. li,,s, M.
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PENNsYLvANIA papers are warning
Texas against extra sessions Of the lcglsla-
turc. Theirs almost exhausted the states
exchequcr.
FARMERS in Aroostook county,
Maine, say that when potatoes bring thom 81
bushcl they pay thcn lOD per cent on the
cost o. production.
EVIDENTLY Mary Churchill's mind
was not poisoned by dime novels. There is
nothing romantic in Imposition oflaundrcss
for n lot oflunatics.
TEXAS IS giving her fair and tall
enied daughter, Miss Florence Gerald. a
hearty welcome all along the line, which is
bat RICH, and chtvarous.
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TIE people know something now
about the circulation ofTexas dailles. 1t Is
easy to puncture some bubbles-such as
"doublc the circulation etc
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THE opportunity for Fort Worth TO
spread herselfiS when the Eastern capitalists
arrive. they have money 10 invest, and
whottown so worthy of as thise
In is said Mary Churchill gained
twenty pounds durlng her absence from
home This Is no reason why other young
ladies should go and do likewise.
ALMOST every Southern governor or
member Of congress is being mentioned Ia
connection with the presidency or vlco.pres-
idency' y bare mention is all they aeel,.
THE GAZETTE is waiting to see if
there lisa man or firm in Texas who will
start paper min somewhere IN the state.
There isn't millions in it, but there is big
money.
NouNG GOULD is announced is to
marry Miss Aston. by putting their small
means together it is believed by their friends
The young people can hire a cottage and live
comfortably.
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MErHoDIsrs all over the South will
regret IN hear OF the death of Dr. j. y. Meier.
rlh AT Nashville, Tennessee He was one of
the pillars of southern Melholism, and n
grand old man,
s~s
Ip lac.
the papers have had more TO say of the re
tircment of General sherman ana the forty. |
Eearold government; nu than all the other
officers who were retired.
THE latest pretty woman murderr
IN connecticut Is where a woman beat her |
own brains out with a bowlder, according To |
the 'oroneTs verdict. There's nothing like |
being definite In such things.
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"A DAILY paper in Galveston is fight
ing me gamblers, and one in Dallas is de-
lehd'ng them. The balance OF the state pa. |
pers have struck the happy medium-nnd |
are attending TO their own business.
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a NAN in Denver kissed n won,on
on on iha street and she kicked him on the shin.
men she asked him II he had enough, and
"hen he said mo- she pat ont one ofhis owes
West. wy W.
NEuRoEs continue 10 ride in com.
portable AZ dcSclnsivo coaches on the tentrnl.
ana there hasn't been "a cyclone or an earth.
WIN the Examiner or statesman
Explain why everything moves ON rs
smoothly Us over?
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AT Lafayette, Indiana, little Eliza
n'ai' an e,ghl-yeor-old child, on Thursday
loeh'ihed her brutal aSsailant In N crowd Of