Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-27
TAYSIDE NOTES.
..,hsrings by a Gazette Pill
"a Loving cOuple-Mul-
hattan's Boom.
h. and Towns Little, Towns
P.,S.d Towns Dull-Talk With
| Knight of the Road,

FL RAIL, Oct. 22.-Leaving
Nm on the Missouri Pacific
II over that road via Whites
bsris, one sees as pretty a scope
II and as nice a selection of
s,n be found in the state or
4 The broad prairies extend
,rond the range of, ct cetera,
IN the somber hues, and so
Ieat the eye at every turn.
Iore and there nestle cozily in
4 valleys or perch upon hills at
making a pretty picture.
,hese towns show evidences
snergy and prosperity; Others |
bo on a stand still. Wher-
zee the cotton bales piled |
there is stir and life; |
thew are missing there is |
n silence and desolation. In
the citizens go to work
and build up their town; In |
the leading spirits sit on
front of their stores, white |
how the town is bound to
n a great city, owing to its
,,nstural advantages The
hes with gigantic strides on
ofenergy. the other hobbies
,ely ON the crutches of mac
me fate of each town Is set
the outset. Some are and
T,eater than the rest. 1t all
on the material in them.
Whitesboro about nine a. m.
nnps. the air brake wheezes
dhmatic difficulty, the sable
eeises his talented lungs, and
Ind, "Change cars for Sher-
Eenty minutes for breakfast ~
in TO breakfast and after
Inc your way to the table, eat
I'M, You expect to hear an
md pi cut OIL your rations-
Lea not. Ydacontinue to eat
tally bless the conductor for
bple time granted you;
64|ly when you have partaken
.oh can conveniently manage
out to find your train-gone!
K, tour hours of q lay-over!
aunot do your feelings Justice,
bietly submit in silence to the
e.
Are some things to be seen in
bro now and then out of the
run Of events. One of these
b the pilgrim was ascending
at noon to take "A rest in his
bout halfway up the stairs you
a level with the transom
dal chamber, and in it was a
|oM the interior who had been
that morning, and for the
ne we're occupying the same
they stood by The mirror in a
ctionate embrace:
las the arm of a clown, Janette,
itwy, bristled and brown, my pet,
thow he Rugged her you'd readily
loosen the ribs nom her spine,
liie
shugged her. There is not a
osed bear in the wide, cold
bit would have been ashamed
sli did he see this hugging
And then the che-e-e-whe'
ehe-ee.whe-e-ep, that filled
pom as he reveled In
ESTATE bliss OF unre-
and innocent OSCILLATION,
matory exercises were growing
ing and there is no telling
they would have terminated
the night operator, Hall, who
hing up to bed, got a peep al
He uttered a double-barreled
which disclosed to the loving
the fact that they were OBJ
and the performance closed al
III never forgive Hall, never
saw ;he bride afterwards, bui
pm was out on the platform IL
enlDg looking the verJ
Hon Of human misery
3lldn't be induced to lool
one, but gazed at the clouds
looked dowdy, his new suit o
as seedy looking and touseled
gorgeous gilded letters on hi
: had lost their luster. Their
nd'galls on all his earthly am
ind his desire to live was bone
felt sorry, for him, but
pllen toward Hall.
+. 9AzETrE this morning col
he news of the assault mad
eVeland, and comments wer
A drummer friend Of min
60 all present by aunounoin
assault on Cleveland was
Mulhattan. "How do yo
pAtout?n was asked.
way 1t shows chat this couI
ls man for president VIII
no himself from the attacks
i how would Mulhattan haS
you'd have lied out of it. Ye
"a nave made that crank b
~ Blaine was responsible f
baniard from Dublin name
Ae, who had been listening
J sefsation, remarked: "FaiX, a.
q Ill. Sullivan that yez ht
~ atther getting. It's hi
lx him." aud he gathered b
oe ready TO get off at the ne,
ny distance from a static
= stopped l noticed 8 tran
sgainst q tree. He was d
article. His shoes were iii
Pieces Of telegraph wire, i
was ragged and dirty and /
since drawn into a funnl
apeH worn off, leaving q he
shieh tufts Of unkempt Ia
Is III ~.