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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

SOMETIME since an estimable lady.
the wife OF a Republican governor of re.
publican state. was on n visit to her cousin
the Hon. j. u. Parker Of this county. The Indy
was very bitter Republican as well MS an ar
dent advocate Of woman's rights. one dav
In company with Col. Parker, she was pass.
ing along this city when they observed n
gang of half-nated negroes at work on the
streets. The lady was at that time engaged
in heated discussion with Col. Parker on the
woincns Right question. Mouening towards
the negro gang, she said: "Don't you think
women are better qualified TO vote than those
things"' Col. Parker replied; awe rebels
have thought that way all along, but your
Republican brothers didn't agree with us.r
The womens right question was not dis.
cusscd any more that day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

cency is too far In the future. The peo-
pie will not give 1t thought now,
aud the GAZETTE has simply noticed
IL at this length to call attention to
this futile, ill-advised effort of n con
temporary to score some point, no mat
Ter how trivial, against All executive
who has the sturdiness to shape his
policy according to his own ideas of
what is right and conservative. When
the Statesman and Examiner get to
discussing the governor they seem to
regard him in tbs spirit of the quaint
old rhymes
81 do not Ike you, Dr. pell;
why " ~ cannot tell
But'thiK know full woil
do not like you, Or. Poll.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

IL Thomas Jefferson were 10 revisit this
carth, aud lind men processing to he JcilcI-
soninn Democrats, swearing this question OF
tariff and revenue was Of more Importance
than the personal liberty of citizens, be
would go back to his grave dsgusted.-llons'
ton Age
That IL very nicely stated, and If the
"pelsonnl liberty of citizens" was
threatened, IL would he well TO select
ms leader the man best fitted to conduct
that particular warfare; but the qucs-
tion--the issue-is not "forcen bill
but n tariff bill. In preparing TO align
itself on the tariff question, shall the
Democrats elect n speaker in congress
who IL in accord with the masses of
the party thereon; or shall IL elevate to
the spealkcrship Il man who was all
right on settled question but opposes
the majority of his party on cur
rent issue? Shall the Democracy 20
into the dead past for Il present issue?
Shall the party do as Randall says, or
shall Mr.. Randall follow his party?
Shall the dog wag the tail, or the tail
wag the dog? HASN'T the Democracy
had enough yet of dead issues? The
hest way 70 keep the personal liberty
Of citizens in perpetual danger from
Radical ascendancy is for Democrats
to keep on saying one thing and do
ing another-such rs preaching tariff
for revenue, and electing Randall
speaker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Il has Been Taken Down.

Abilene quill.
The GAZETTE wants the News to
take down that advertisement, that in
which the Galveston News says:
Circulation equal to that of the other
daily press of the state combined"
Here is our hand on that, GAZETTE
II is an imposition on credulity, and
the News is called ON to prove such u
statement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
TEXAS STATE NEvA

The Callahan county iaila
completed.
The new court house boom ID
ham has died out.
ST. 10 is arranging TO hsye
and more commodlous schOelba
A fine bible was stolen iron
view church in Dewitt ccunii
week,
County prisoners In Tom
County are now compelled lovE
public roads.
The new Baptist church 81
was dedicated last Sunday. hA
nett Hatcher is the pastor.
The pasture fence Of Mr.
below Taylor, has been cut 10
places. 1t enclosed 1900 acne
Large quantities Of fFs5s
stored away in BRENNAN va
cold weather and Il rise IN pIr
The Washington county
njal market is so active thai
no need of an immigration QUO
Pork will be worth eight
pound in Washington cepl
winter, on account OF scarcely
Tl5hia Allgood, q youns \
twenty years old, died o. , ilu..i|
neglect in a stable near sisl''
week.
The iron fence around u,
court house has been cOilpf1
is said to be quite ornallis'l'A'
tractive.
Arson is on a boom. 4 lea,
up to he used rs . saddle Y
about half u dozen houses NV
of erection.
Baird is to have a Swo nJ' !. !
grist mill. The citizens s1 !,
Company donated $500 anau
II bonus to secure H.
The last phase of the I, a wv 4
ing is reported rom ksnsJ5
where the gates of DR.. ~
pasture were destroyed
VIM. Munlbrauer's x.
Cuero, was cut last week. ~,
n dozen fences in all Day
stroyed in DeWiit coph'N
A tract of land Ut Lll y
donated for the erection y ~
furnace, but what kiua u
reduced the Times does -
Miss Florence Cheek \ 4 \
the public schools Of M 4 ~ y
ty. Look out for q dfun "a y
come along some uay ~
own.
DIR. Beaumont of Nsy,''',F
some CROUCH on rats X X Il
and next morning fo'll a;s X luil
eaten the poison ana ny
night. .,.s..
On circus day, when , an. !
body had left tlieir n0' Isas j
entered the house OF j IS:
shall and ATTEMPTED :. y n ~
She struggled with him I1,, y, j
and finally seizeda r ,lh sI,e i
final contest, in wi'0"
victorious. L.,
s. c. Frazier OF y esslI,ls
ture in Bosque county al wS
acres. The place + le s'i'n, ~
n cattleman. On M " ~
~ ranco WAS rlIt at every =. = d
mile. This pasture cl l.,,s az Il
only corners ON Mes, a anvs ~
ing plenty of wafer y VIM f,'nee W
1t is supposed the -"
spite the lessee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
A Splendid Daily Paper.

The Fort Worth GAZETTE is n
splendid paper, and il is published in
live town, if we do have to make it
snuff its own dust now and then. 1t
has brains and money sufficient con-
nected with 1t, and also the courtesy,
to send out in exchange TO live week
lies of its own state, without asking
them to fill up one'halfcolumn OF their
valuable space with a dead cut, as II
matter of exhibition of Importance in
exchange for servitude.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

WuES the Tyler Courier talks about
eX-Goyernor Roberts 0s II possible CUB
cruatorisl candidate next year, it sim
ply excitcs a smile from the public,
rhc old nirn'dc hns filod his ninsion
rs "A governor, aud no man knows il
better than himself. Hs is comforts
bly, fixed, too, and can discern on
which side his bread is buttcred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Repnblican Panors In Totag.

Norton's Union lntelligcncer at
Dallas, announces improvement in its
daily and weekly editions and proposes
to hold the fort rs a "first.class Re-
publican paper" The GAZETTE will
he very glad to see the lntelligencer
realize It's aspirations, Enthusiastically
speaking. \ few more Republican
papers in the state, conducted rcpu-
tubIy and vigorously, would not DO
anybody any harm. Texas is so over
whclmingly Democratic that thcpress,
with two on three exceptions, is n
thoroughly Democratic press. No sem
sible man, however ardent Demo
crat, objects tonmcnly, intelligent dis
cussion of political questions. There
are thousands Of white Republicans
in the state who are good citizens and
intelligent men, and they are perfectly
honest in their views. Why not II few
more reputable Republican papers?
There isroom for them and they would
no doubt improve the Democratic
press. / is 10y contact, attrition and
, competition that men come to take
more practical ana comprehensive
views of measures and politics. Let
Brother Norton improve his Intcll-
gencer and make it rs vigorous rs he
Is able. He will find his Democratic
contemporaries disposed to extend
him full need OF journalistic consider
alton. Intelligent journalism, with
out regard TO politics, is healthy for
the country, and II reasonable amount
of competition in politics is Just as
good as competition in business. As
1t is, the Democratic papers in Texas
have to cross lanees among them
selves. An opportunity for an occas-
ional spirited tilt with Republican
antagonist would vary the munotony
of things and impart new zest to the
political phases of journalism.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Rough on Raw Rccrnits.

WocO ENnmincr.I
Wonder what that active, red-hot
partisan Democratic paper, the Gal
weston News, will say 10 the New York
result. Such thing is rs much MS the
old liners can stand, to say nothing of
enthusiastic young converts. 1t must
be trying, dreadfully trying upon the
unseasoned spring chickens of Democ-
racy, so to speak, To see the great en-
pre- state passed back and forward
this way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

OTTO MiCnELls of Keokuk, Iowa.
has Gaze of fine canarlcs, one of which re.
Gently became blind. Though 1t was former.
ly ine singer, now 1t never utters note he.
You'd an occasional chirp. The other birds
remoin constantly by II, cheering it with
song'and cvincing an almost human intelli.
gcnce IN their solicltude for their nnilc,ed
mate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Emphalically First-CIass.
ICOrsiCaug Observer.

IJolslc0nH UOsfWCrT
Tie Fort Worth GAZETTE is en-
phaticully II iirst-class paper. Itis
without question the best printed daily
in Tex :. For news it has no SUPERB
or, and It's general makeup is worthy
of imitation by many Of its older con-
tempOraries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

SENATOR COKE expects to leave
Waco for Washington about the 10th
instant, week from to-day, The
people of Texas know in advance just
where they will find Coke on all the
public questions now engrossing ut
tcntion, He has expressed himself on
the presidential nomination; and as
for the tariff his great speech on that
subject not to mention later utter
ances, put him on record beyond all
mpnncr of doubt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

------
preaching i News n
=, make admirias
sol Terrell STAR /
You can 10 . ,'ssse1ciate via
90 y, 70 INC white man
Waco Evening NJ
ing IN popularity a J!
e ernon , live who ca :
smother term.
p BRENNAN Bapns,.
t Hammer nn,ia think. i isi',
c c,,e dgio,,yernorship sI'Sa,
oohcluston; and Ma ,sial
that the Banner sI Y ~ 4
w. X
,h Marlin Gd,l Bali Iii, -.
IN tng p Galveston New. l 90.
90 Co. i ... Coke and , "a
Tor president. nv MY non
makes friends ofIS, iss ~
j, Galveston prIo,. Y
heels of Democrat. lsgti
YORK comes the !. deia
h Ireland for president ssss
blow would have t ba. Web
now '''a spH
GainesvIlle H.,
Indians are s6sat i slss,,n Aa
oank. 1.-THE tashis,, ' IN !
money we viii hs has, rua'sss
'alth IN the perieatlen'a :. y ~
tlon of this tlibe, ''Su u u
Clarksv,,,, Z.
that Goy y,aie Standard: lIs.
walk.ov Sa'iaI III Ireland Il III
governor again. h. Is L.. mla
governor and deserves NV y, 4 nay
confidence Of the ' .ses,. ny "
DolIao r;n. * r>'p'''
penns" ,I i,,lle,; The ht H..
deanai,. , " .,' ilas aine tps
the nrasidou ann, shlts&sii,'
ynnin IL n y nil.., ssaapin. h.,
tb,'s , ra ~ " ,,epualnn .isIss''
gain by pettlng 10 R,s1 4l,ntl
Mor,i, pol,. n
no,. IraIan ,1a ~ ieslar. oiG,
io nm, 90, IN III lidsesi q. uVw'
co,o,od ' ,,a 81 'ala!e tsst. On
eonoa V oc people ,wlllpseAh,i |,
Ia bo W. 'ne poil,,icantnu.ys.'
VIM, p auv1'n !, y u +,
do G . n.epuollcan co'g= All !,
Aa.I.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

WIrH an issue, Democracy can win
and retain the government for a.qunr-
ter Of century Without one, the
people do not clamor for change. Let
that issue be the tariff.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Go to the Paper, Thou Sluggard.

DR.. Mccarthy, representative in the
legislature from Gonzales county,
wants his constituents to hold meet
lngs and let him know what they
want him to do at the extra session
Isn't the Enquirer published in Con
Hnies county? Can't the DR.. learn
through the Enquirer what his constit-
uents wanto
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

lNCLE SAMMY TrLprN must be II
powerful factor, as the papers are now
charging he defeated both Butler and
the Clevclond'5 candidates because
they would stand between him and
the presidency. All such talk is the
sheeros, nonsense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

lr is the usual practice to serve no
tatoes Ina porcelain dish with n close.i,tipg
cover In ten minutes The best potatoes
however carefully cooked, are thus utterly
destroyed. a culinary authority recon-
mends that they should be placed In a word.
en- dish, or served In porcelain dish. with
towels above and below TO absorb the mois.
ture
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
A nnnn pnsimnsini..


Neathcriord sun
The postoilice at Fort Worth has
been examined and found in perfect
condition. This rebounds mach to
the credit of Mrs. Burchill, the post
mistress, who has thus shown herself
n competent and careful administra-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

WE are gallant enough TO hope that
Miss Willard and her cU-wOrl;ers In
the temperance cause will have hos
pitable reception and nice time at
Paris tomorrow But we do trust
these estimable people are not laying
their plans TO plague the people of this
state with prohibition rs nm issue in
state politics. Texas has local option
law that any community, desiring TO
Danish liquor, can adopt and retain as
long as 1t desires. But prohibition rs
n state issue IL moi desirable. Let the
temperance people do their work In n
quiet, local way, and they will accom-
piish much more than by trying to
onthusc the whole state, Kansas,
Iowa and Ohio are forcihlc examples.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

TuE comptroller'g statement shows
that citizens OF Texas have nearly $40.
00O,oOO clean, cool cash con hnnd,' rs
the tax assessors phrase ii. This means
money in banks or so invested that 1t
Is always available ~ collateral, capa.
bic Of being turned into cash at once,
This is not u bad showing, and gives
promise that we shall all be able to
keep Christmas about MS checrily rs
uaunl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Interesting Letters.

Colonel IL. l.. Bentley's London let
ters in the GAZETTE, are one of the
great attractions Of that enterprising
daily. They are very interesting in
deco
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

McDoSALp says there will be no
revision Of the tariT during the next
congress. a revision Of the prcsiden-
tial slate should begin at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

IL last weeks freshet has only
washed away John Kelly, it will be in
order 10 erecta monument to the men,
DRY of the political waterspout.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

VnE Dallas Herald, in u thoughtful
editorial article, discusses recent ed
iiorlal paragraph In the GAZETTE,
anent the study Of Greek and Latin
by the generation now going to school.
The Herald agrees with us as to the
superior utility OF modern languages,
German, Spanish, etc, but desires 10
know why even the educators should
be informed In and study the dead
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

MASSACHUSETTS, holds an election
every year, and Butler Is long ways
from the grave.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
TIM way that Jay Gould waters stocks

THE way that Jay Gould waters stocks
lsknown TO be surprising;
lilo turns a hydrant In the boN
And let's II keep rising;
That great dilntcr's wondrous tricks
-, Are Just tho proper caocr
To show b,g dsilles how to iiN
"A cable FOR tho paper.
Thus Two brief lines, sin left M doubt
which look 80 grim and solemn,
Like Daniel Lambert padded out,
Are made 10 I'LL II column.
The publication of politics Is cen.
Jury job
FLORIDA gardeners are now planting
their strawberry beds.
THE Mormons will have n biz lobby
IN Washington this winter
-~ 80 --
ANri-roBACCo societies are being
formed throughout England.
TIiE snow Is from two TO three feet
deep in the mountains OF Utah.
It's wintry weather when the ras.
cnl falls to turn mp at the polls.
s>-e
IfraIl the ends thou aim st Mt be thy
Gods. thy country s and truths.
JAY GOULD has prepared his tomb.
Death Is something he can neither hear nor
hall,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

The Fort Worth GAZETTE will pub.
fish u branch paper in Washington,
ID. G. The GAZETTE leads Texas in
enterprise, news and concrete edi-
torials.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

considered by the supreme court and thu
constitutiouality of the act affirmed rho
people in any election district may hence ,c.
clare absolute prohibition II they coo5.e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Deserves Success.

lOrange Iribunc.l
The Fort Worth GAZETTE hasstart-
ed Il branch office at Washington, ID.
G. The GAZETTE is deserving Of all
its success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

THE underground railway system,
which win soon enclrclc London, Is being
built Of a cost of sl5,0Do,01O per mile.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

THE Republican party may be GO
Ing, but the Republican office holder is not,
so long as the public tcat yields pnp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Was II Well,


T0'fITN TF1TVI I-TTIII
In The midst of great political cleo
ton Senator Terrell pauses TO remark
that he does not want to be governor
OF Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

a MARRIAGE took place recently mt
Poitsea, England, in which tho principals
and whole bridal party were deaf mutes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

THIRTY per cent Of the suicides in
France take place In cafes and after the In
tend ing suicide has first partalScn ola hearty
meal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

TIE idols worshiped by the heath
on of Arrien and India are nearly all manu-.
iacturod In England, and pay very hand.
some profit. tits stated thar the commercini
valve of the bras aud cast-iron gods shipped
to heather lands hr exceeds that Of lie
bihies, books aud tracts which rcnch tho
same destination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

Remittance by dmG, post-oiiicc money
order OF in registered letter ~ risk ~ oilicc'
CORES ondcuc0 IL solicited uiou "ll news
subjects 49,, ,,..,...
hnpucnlnns Uf general interest solicited, ana
win be properly compensated
An communications intended ior lunll'si-
lion must be- accompanied by the writer's
name ami nadrc-s, not for publication, nut us
nm evidence OF good hiih.
Address letters and communications OF
every character -
LoviNG PunLWutNG CoNPAEY,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

DAVID LINCOLN of Chautauqua,
N. y, sevcnty seven years old, offers to lift
900 pounds ifnnyl ody wants to bet that lie
cannot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

FIGURES do not lie-the politicians
who manipulate them are the Responsible
partlea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

IRVING and Miss Terry, the Eng
llsh actor and actress now playing in New
York, are both living apart nom their legal
mates New York society" opens H., arms
70 Irving, but shuts the door on Miss Terry.
Twas everihus "Stone the woman. and lei
the man 90 free. Ifthere Isn't a holl. There
ought TO be one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

TIE reccnt' Florida enactment for.
bidding licenses for the sale OF Intoxicating
LIQUORS, except upon petition OF a majority
of The voters ofthe election district, has been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

The GAZETTE is not pulled up and
Nannteih not Itself that Its benign influence
has been felt down where they want deep
water The News no longer claims to have
II circulation equal to that OF all the daily
press OF Texas combined and lu.il1es the
faith of the GLzi;rrE that even the most OBJ
dnraio heart may be softencd by the word in
senson
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

and whole bridal party were deaf mutes.
THIRTY per cent Of the suicides in
France take place In cafes and after the In
tending suicide has first partakcn ola hearty
meal.
e.
DAVID LINCOLN of Chnutauqua,
N. v. sevcnty seven years old offers to lit
900 rounds " nnylody wants to bet that lie
cannot.
IF Mr.. Riddleberger of Virginia
should investigate his career, the discovery
would perhaps be made that he was once a
Democrat.
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THERE Is much given 10 nm VINO
saNeth one soul rom bearing false witness
against the circulation of It's esteemed con-
tcmporaricsl
- -o----
THERE is more JOY IN heaven oyer
one newspaper that rcpentcth than over nine
and ninety that never told astory about
their circulations!
---s-e-s------
THE sand bag is becoming too nu-
merous in Texas towns. The six-shooter,
the handbag, the fence.cuttcr and the Rcpub.
lican party must go.
- -
ACCORDING TO the Vein Medical
Batter, the most expensive drug now In the
market is crgStnin; 1t costs sj.85 II grain, or
nearly 1900 n pound.
tot
MAJOR MACPHERSON, the polygamous
army officer, is said 10 have been insane.
Marrying two women IS strong cIrcumstan.
tial evidence In his favor.
THERE are two cats at the Crystal
Palace exhibit of London priced at $4,000
each Five hundred dollars is common
price fixed In the exhibits.
CANDIDATES Tor positions before the
next congress are already abroad In the
land. IFS II cold day when the oflcc-scel.er
lets a congressman escape.
800
cause She was made 10 practice four hours :,
day ON the plano, Usually the listeners
would have been The first to slope.
-.-p-.
WE "cXpect the daily press of the
,rotu,,tin,, thc News ON learning how TO tell
me ruin tho"sh the hehN'hS urop'
nu.p.,,1,I,..,'-' oo,;t..o
II" iNePuo'Ic''hV" 'l l"'S A'''''"'l''ec
man would revive his little presidential
boom he should begin to draw a draft.
800
EDMUND kIRNE opposes the idea OF
givingan education TO negroes Of the South,
because he believes It Inns them above their
condition aud makes them dissatisfied.
ANhEEsEthree leet cightihches lhicE,
I'VE lcet Tour ihches hihmeier' oir'uhiler
chce sixteen itcl h!he 'heuea' "n" W.iShlhg
90" pouhds' Is on eNhipltloh ~ HoStoh'
Pi' i"V'H Pohci -P'"SV'9 h"NV ie-
solved lhcm'e!vc" into clubs FOR enitlvnling
sociai ana Irat'rhal reiau"hs' so rs to cNade
the terms of the present decision against tho
s-s-o-
NEW York society Will no: receive
Miss Ellen Terry. why: Mrs. Iangtry was
received there, ana Miss Tcrry is the better
actress Neither of tae ladies' live with their
husbands.
80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

WEDNESDAY, uoHNrNo, NOVEMBER u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

Dorsey has donated Sj,0l) to the
university OF New Mexico. THIS is the first
evidence Of the possession ora conscience by
stephen, hut If heis really peniient the orlgI-
raj owners OF that cash are doubt loss yet
alive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

EX-SENATOR STEwARr says the
gola product is steadiy decreasing and VIII
soon be able To supply only the demands of
the world for the fine artistic declares thatif
all the people of the world had their teeth
properly llled, mineral bankruptcy would
follow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

\ MAINE woman attempted to auc-
tion OF her b!lly goat aud husband. For one
She received twelve dollars but no bids were
offered on the other. The polls had doubt
less Just closed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

TwENrY-sEyEN girls of Council
Blum, by way OF reminding their male
friends Circumstances OF the matter OF taking
them to entertainments, bought seats for the
theator ono evening and went In body
with only a matron for escort.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

If Mr.. Riddleberger of Virginia
should investigate his career, the discovery
would perhaps be made that he was once n
Democrat