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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-04
COOKE COUNTY.
icnce of,he gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
Gainesville, March =, lss3.-Ar-
rangements have been made with
railroad managers for special train to
carry those who desire to attend the
stocknen's convention at Fort Worth
on the 9Th, so TINT those who leave
Gainesville ut 8 "a. m. can arrive at
Fort Worth at y. m.
Captain II. Il. Morris has sold his
residence In this city TO Mr.. J. r. IIar-
ris, and has purchased tie beautiful
residence OF Mr.. VIM. Broaddus IN the
suburbs of the city.
Judge w. II Tibbils, Of Kentucky,
has located IN Gainesville and viii fol-
low his profession, that OF law.
Il. j. Hall aud Luther Smith this
week purchased u one-half interest
in the Carncs & Forsl the cattle
and lands located In Cattle county.
Consideration $500. 900
&. G.. Cannon also purchased OF
Carnes Il Forsyth Bros, 1865 acres
of land In Cottle county. Consider
alton $4,000.
Adelbert Dixon, "A printer for sey-
this city, died Monday and was buried
Wy VIZ HUM anu ihuifl NuulDhHSt Oh
which the deceased was an active
member.
James Stearns was convicted of
swindlipg the Gainesville National
Bank, and sentenced to three years In
the pententiary.
The jury in the case Of John Thomas.
for murder OF Deputy Sheriff Knight
acquitted him. A formcrjury sentenced
hin, TO two years in the penitentiary
for killing Charley Merideth at the
same time he shot knight.
H. II. Bryant, for some time groc-
crymnn ON California street, has
closed out and will remove 10 Dallas
this week to engage in the commits
sion business.
a, Eddleman. n live attorney and
land agent of Gainesville, Is now in
the Panhandle upon land business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-04
LIBERTY COUNTY.

Cold springs, February 20. Friday
evening last, at Point Blanc, about
twelve miles from this place, T., Nj.
Patrick, n young Trinity river plant
er, and Tim Perrie, mulatto, had n
few words over the settlement of their
farm account for last wear, and while
disputing about the settlement the man
Perrie drew his pistol and fired upon
Patrick, hitting him in the breast, but
the ball glanced of without peneirat-
ing the flesh. Then Perrie broke 10
run and Patrick fired twice. hitting
him in the back Of theneck and in the
back. The ball came out Just below
the breast-bone. rerrio lived until
Saturday evening and died. A Jury of
inquest was held by Justice Harneil. of
four persons, and, from the evidence.
Patrick was bound overin the sum of
$500.
\ few bright days have caused The
farmers TO smile once more.
Quite Il large number of immigrants
have just arrived nom Alabama and
Mississippi, bringing with them the
measles and humps which is now
going through the county generally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-04
DENTON COUNTY.

Correspondence 81 the Gazette.
Pilot Point. March Cleo. G.. Hard
wicke, OF the hardware house OF
Roberts. Unrdwicke g. Taylor, Sher-
man, was IN the city Friday In the in
terest Of their house.
Shortridec Il Potter, Of the Central
! livery stable. have dissolved partner
ship, J. II. Shortridge continuing the
business.
A large number Of strangers are
daily seen upon our streets from the
east and north Thursday evenings
train brought in about thlrty-hve who
have come 10 look with view of re-
moving TO this state.
Arrivals az the Pilot Point Hotel:
a. NJ. WORKMAN, wife and daughter,
La Fayette, Ala; j. II. smith, La Fay
cite. Ala: Miss Lucy Workman, Ope-
lika, Ala: j. II. Thorpe and wife,
Kansas; u. +. Oflutt and wife, Missis-
sippi: Mrs. Cnnghanler. Sherman;
John Fisher. Little Rock, MIR. First,
Auberg: John Bates. Denton; +. ID.
Price, Galveston; w. Easton, 81. Louis;
l.. G. BeIen, FL Paso
Mr.. q. ID. Cook station agent for the
last year has resigned and Mr.. Ed.
Derum of Denison appointed TO fiji
the vacancy aud took possession OF the
Office ON Thursday.
Capt. w. III. simpson sewers his
connection with the hardware house
OF Newberg Il Co., Saturday evening
and with his esiimable wife will return
TO st. Louis their former home. They
were highly esteemed in this commu-
Mtg and the society loses two valuable
members but what IL our loss Will be
gained in the community where their
lot may east. Good wishes follow
them.
Robt. u. smith Clarskville, Mo-:
All Wickendon, Cincinnati; l.. ii.
I}oose, Dallas. IT, Goock, Brenham
Louis Deliphus. Paris, France: s. J.
Abbott, Philadelphia; II. A. Tailsburg,
Chicago; j. w. Boreh Marshall; G.
G. Coiley Tenn, II. II. Windell, Chi
cago; Bill fireas, Cincinnati; n. b.
1'icknor, indianapolis; j. l.. Lovejoy,
st. Louis; j. G. German, Austin; j. :.
Hill, Tenn, w. McAnally, Tenn;
T. A. Phillips, st. Louis; j. G. Sho.-
well, sherman; j. G.. X. Haynes. Sher-
man are registered at the Edwards
House.
w. w. Southern, manager of the
Wheeler IL Wilson sewing machine
company in Sherman, was in town
Thursday in the interest OF the compa-
ny he represents.
Maj. Anderson, representing Pepper
IL Co., st. Louis, and one Of the most
genial boys on the road, was in the
city Friday in the interest of the house
he represents.
j. w. Hearne, lumber king of Sher-
man, was in town Friday lookingaiter
his yard in the charge of w. II. Scott.
4 young man named w. +. Fletch-
or was arrested ten miles southeast of
town and brought in by Deputy Sher-
iil Kendall for disturbing the peace Of
"A family by the use of abusive and
violent language. He was fined one
dollar and costs.
Business has been good during the
week. Considerable cotton and pro-
duce has been brought in and met with
quick sales.
Our farmers are planting corn, the
bulk of which will be in the ground by
next saturday if the pleasant weather
continues.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-04
GRAySON COUNTY.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Denison, March Owens, one of
the negroes run over by the cars i'm
the Missouri Pacific yards continues
to improve and will soon be about
again minus his right leg. Burks
his parner was buried last Sunday.
Council met Thursday night in reg
ular meeting and waded through con
siderable business. The water supply
question will be tackled next meeting.
Wednesday, council having adjourned
TO that day.
McDougal's Hotel will soon be com
pleted and ready for occupancy. A
long felt want will thus be supplied.
Election comes oil April 3rd, and
the candidates are working like bea-
vers. The present incumbents of the
offices of treasurer and secretary are
candidates for reelection and have nc
opposition, but there are three can.
didates for assessor ond collector, and
three for marshal including the pres
ent incumbent of that office, William
HardiwiclSc. Bill has the inside tract
thus far.
Our secretary, VIM. N. RadcliT will
commence taking thee ensus of the cit,
shortly. His census last year gave
population Of ella, he believes tina
Denison has now about 1900.
Our fruit growers are In good spirits
they predict n large crop unless extra
ordinary accidents should occur.
Nothing startling occurred in thi
burgh during last week. No MARI
ages in high life, in fact nothing q
Importance enough to report.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-04

Another thing, she is carrying too
much sail. She II carrying q fore,
main and mizzcn course, fore topsail,
main topsail and mjzzen topsail. fore
topmnet, siaysaiI and spankcr, "A crowd
of sail That would speedily endanger
the safety Of any vessel that that
was out la such gale rs Is
that represented. With her
courses brailed up, a double
reef in her fore, main, and mizzen
iopsails and her. foretopmast staysaii
slowed she would run less risk Of taxi
ing the sticks out Of her than at pres
ent. And then another thing, the sky
IL too leathery, there being too little
atmosphere To IT, The picture, while
IL Is. very pretty. reminds any one well
ACQUAINTED with nautical matters OF
of the story Of the sailor who wander
ed into an art auction.room and saw a
picture Of ship under cloud Of can
vass, drifting into lee shore, which
was Just being knocked down at q
handsome figure. The auctionecr
paused before giving his final tap. In
the silence that followed he was hor-
rifled to hear the homciy but honest
criticism of the sailor, who said to his
mate: Gwen, I'll be -, Bill, if
there amt ship drifting on to a Ice
shore with the wind blowing Off the
land The artist took the picture
home and altered the wind. y
LEIGH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-04
Tho Poll-Tax Qualification.
londoncc OF the Gazette,

correspondence OF the Gazette.
The resolution now before the legis-
laturc of this state to so amend the
constitution that II shall be Il prcrequi-
site to voting that each person shall
have paid two dollars poll-tax thirty
days prior 10 the election and exhibit
Il receipt therefore, commends itself 10
our Judgment, although for reasons
totally mt variance with those nd
Hanccd IN communication on this
subject IN your paper of March /
Every man should contribute To the
support of tho government according
to his ability and there Is no able
bodied man but what has the ability
To pay the sum of two dollars. PRO
vided he has the will The Difficulty
Hes In the collection of this tax, and
the object OF this resolution IL TO pro-
vide such u remedy IA will enforce
payment. IL Is not in any sense
OF the word property uuali-
| lication. 1t IL not intended
To limit or restrict suffrage TO the rich
or freeholdcr; but with the sole view
u exact u payment of Il tax, lust i'm
itself, which every man In the com
munity can pay Ii he WILL and which
1t Is his duty to pay IL he can. Ifthere
Ia any man who values the right OF
suffrage ut less than two dollars his alb.
sence from the polls will be his own
fchoice and no great evil Is likely To re
suit To good governments in conse
! quencc.
The arguments ndduced by your
correspondent In favor OF propprt,
qualification have been gone over !,
often IN the past, and are 40 repug
nant to the Judgment of the American
people, that there IL hut one atate II
the Union (littlc Rhode island) whicl
has not repudiated the doe
trinc aud rendered suffrage fire.,
to all. Massachusetts, we believe
has provision In her constitution
similar to the one proposed for tn
adoption of the people OfTexas; an
we have never heard that suffrage In
. been at all restricted by it there, no
is II likely To bo here, yet IL 1t be SUI
ported upon such grounds or connect
ed with such views of suffrage a. ad
vocated by your correspondent, Il viii
be showed under SO deep that Their,
VIII be no resurrection,
There IL no connection whatever h,
tween the question of n poll-tax dual
, hcaton and y property qualification O
suffrage, and no friend of the forne
can moro readily Kill II than by mis-
ing II up with the latter. We heliey
II To he wise and important measur,
: enc that will add much TO the n
sources of the free schools, and IL
, very desirable that II should become
part of the constitution OF Texas
L.. II. ID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-04
THE TURF.

Colonel e. l.. Hunt has aided To his
racing stable the b. m, Nancy, years
ola, by ~. Valentine out OF ployer-
wing Nancy y splendid jumper
aud VIII he used for both HAT and
steeplochase races.
Tho Buckden Ascension colt, AS
Gender, has become primo iavori,e
for the Kentucky Derby, and his adj.
mirers are laying big money on his
capturing that event.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-04

Archer. T.. r.. Reed, Rochester, n. VI;
l.. w. Harp and lady, Archer Cityi ~
j. Conway. j. w. Maddox, y. W
Weeks. city; Chas. X. Davis, LOUIS
Vile, Ky.
Mr.. G. :. Ellis has n nice saloon ana
billiard ball on the south side OF the
square. As he is young man Just
among us we welcome him and may
the office prove success.
The knights of Pythias have rented
the second story of Ferriss d Notices
drug store and are having IL well FUR,
nished with chairs and carpet. IL VIII
be rs well furnished as any hall in this
section of the country at Il cost OF
about $500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-04

alenn's Sulphur Soap for diseases
of the skin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-04
CLAY COUNTY.

Colrospondence otthe Gazette.
Henrietta, March S.-Allen Farmer
OF Wichita Falls is in the city, Our
public schools closed yesterday Il new
corps of teachers will be employed for
the next term. Prof. Wills having
been elected county attorney will re.
tire irom thai fled.
NATIONAL. HOTEL.
X. NJ. Bourland, Gainesville; 4. T..
Ray, Gainesville; L.. q. Martin and
lady, Sherman; Miss Lillian Harp,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-04

MI w. A, Garner, late in the live
s,ock commission business, is now in
q employ OF this company, and NAV
DC found at lis office on second street
ready 70 represent its interests and ~
give ms attention 10 its business. "
~, n, IENAs INVESTMENT Co.
roF' Worth, Feb. 18th, 1883. n
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crbettelteu 0cloe leDr erDeblide Ycitrdge
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Die OrDbung nit bent SnDcOtten 1tidt ;l
Dernd)ten.
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Don 9tOut bc;iebel1, ober nidt ultire GDIiz
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(oer einSige Gl8lGnoer, Der ie auf bent
popltli6cn StltDIe geieiicn bot) ipar, mel
der Srlollo, 0as i6un nidt geb0rte, ocnt
SritelfOni9 $oeiuri0 II. l6cnttc. Sc
Der sag III oer1 Sdreiber oe5 Yapz
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Die Stride 9taiic. 2l uuler ctlttidc5 yllt
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-21

6efroft; bieic Sobrif lit aus bent eirei o6er
aroern Gruitoe ME nit boiler Sroft bctrics
ben ipproeit.
100 Die Gorintb 8oltmipolfabrtfet, cine
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tellocll Jabriftn fir bic eritcit ;cbl Sabre
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lit oieielbe idon uiet iueiter fottgeidrittelt,
mo III Georgia iicbt's pnltit nod hciitr
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8fcuui0.GDre.

Der Iempcrcn3pfdffe 56ffs
III a II 81 Bloomington i'll Slli1oi5 erflott
in ~ieilteilt hnrtigcu 9cntpcretisbldttdtn 0clt
Nu5gdlig oc5 pDu ibnl ge9et lcil Gpfer etts
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rem Grltite ieoe Soroerung 0offman'S, aid
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OGtte Die Wtebr6eit Dolt dd)t Wti0iporelteit
Der WiilloerDett Der &iere beigcitirln1t, il
lpdre 0offmdu's G6re nad) Dem Sprltd)e
Der ySurD" cillen Sent ipcrtG, ftiinoc dllp
9eraDe 10 bod, tpte CT lclblt tDren WertD
pcranid)lngt bat. 2tber inoemt cr IS ais Ell
men Sriunpb ieiner Gbre Dertiinbtt, bob
audi mn Der brittle She'll Der vSSuru" tDnl
ei1eit Sent Sulpre6en moLtc, Srpei 0rittcl
Der SurD aber iciltcr GGre nid)t ciltlnal bcll
gSertb eincs Getts Suiprnder, geitebt CT
Iaut ulto feterlid Dor dllentQ5olfe, bdB leiue
@Dre eigentlih nit bent 9rittcl zines Ge1ts,
poer i'll rubber Sltlnn1c nit ei1ent ocut>
iben Yfenni9, bod genllg 9el6dbt lit.
0ieie S6dbultg mag nod llll einelt
Yfenni9 SIT bod iein. 2lber Die SDatind)e,
DaB 6offrnn1 iein GelmperenSbldttden nod
INNER aufrcdt SIT bnlten Derlnog, ldeint
Daflr 5u iprcdet, OaB .letne @bre, obglctG
in al%Icr9linitigitcn Sale cine Efentigz
@bre, i'll Den llu9en ieiuer 3Soiierbriiocr
gSertb geltllg beliBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-21

eriu6cn, 6omit 6ieIclben ais ebriuir6i9es
Nnoenfcr al Die rltbmrcidet Gage bes
&rieoe5 fin lalge 3eiten erbolteu bleiben.
2ln Steue bc5 bisberiger prototoI!irclloelt
SefretdrS 98. $. GDriltidl, iDeldcr reit9z
nttt bat, ipuroe 3bDS. Dtc>SeuttD ertpG1lt.
Or. l;ierce'S "Pellctts'' ooer NIT 3lfer
iiber;oeene &0rl6eu = Die nrlpriin0lidet
Little Liver Pills" (yeberpitl6en) MAT
bite lid Dor nad9emd6teu beilen nerD0ies
lnO bill0lc5 6Dptmeb, reili9en oclt Wagelt
unb bic Weoarnle lllo lGllterlI Oa5 Slilt. Sic
dDtell ltno al 3r. 4>ierce's 9famelSlnters
ldriit NIB SiloniB, bdS aln 9fegierltu9Siterts
pei liG betilbet, I'll elteutelt. 20 @etts per
6ldl69el, bel 2tpDtDeterlt.
= 8or Dem 6allis 9ip. Is Og6en Blace
f~trittcn ii6Dtittipodj2lbcno 0egcn !9lt6r 3tpei
GnaDen odrilbsr, iDelder rOn Sei3cn eir
Tenlttr ieltc5 6alties Scrbroden babe. SSnt
Terlaufe oicies StreiteS lhlug Der ciRe Der
Snabcn, Der 14jdbriBe Saul oaltiIf6it BON
SEQ. 637 Melt7Wiaoilonitr. Oell 9lei0altcris
gen Sarlcs 3crll5, oeiien Ntutter nit ibnt
i'll benz D6encrlpGbuten !0uuie ipoDnt, nit
eilem Saleballz S6Id9er oernlu6en ilber
DEN &opf, bab &ernS einet Sirnidlalenz
brltd) OapDn trug. SGbren0 9dnilton
Derbaftet uuo olf Der YDliseiitatton Der
Weit>gafeitr. cillgeiperrt tDurOe, bradte
man Ocu HcriputbeteN ltad Der gSoDnnrg
ieiuer SHUTTER un0 CAB i'm bort Dent Or.
GelIian lit 45flcge, tDelder Die 8ultoe 0c5
8naben fir cine lebcnS9cfdbrlide ers
tldrtc.