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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Aphorisms About Money.

For he Gazette.
Geld regiert die Welt i. e. !Aoncy
rules the world, says an old German
proVerb, and verr ui en- il is surely
true. Horrible is it that such is true.
SIpbocles says: "Dne OF tHa most out,
grown mischief makers To the world
Is money Oney j. an ungraleml
su' iect, for those who mostly sueak
about u possess, as Il general thing.
the least OH Money ruins m. ueo-
pie ana spoiis their lives. Ii seems To
tie III one way "a relation 10 salt. for
instance; A. food Is corFuptiblc with
out SAT-, 80 ~ u person without money.
II a cook uses too much salt, it is sud
That he is in love, and when a man
uaS plenty OF money, then the fair sex
rails IN love with him. There are sail
and gold mines. Those who own tn.
I rner areal ways making plenty OF
MONEY, whilst among the gold mine
owners, 1t very often happens
that some of them do not even poss,,-
the necessary salt Money is a faith.
less thing, nasniuch Us 1t treats us not
right, namely: Those who really de-
serve, but very seldom get il.
Iycurgus WAS "A wise legislator i'm
having coined money from iron; [ sun.
pose for the only reason that nobody
should carry along too much OF il win
nm. There was time when the
Greeks used to sell and pawn their
own children in order To yet MONEY
The Zulu Cafires hove in lien of mn,,.
ey iattened animals uud--their dnuph-
tiers The one who has the most urls
Is the richest man.
Money makes Us smart, popular
etc but AS soon as this "hnrrihle
thing is gone, we become dun. Sin.
pid' blockish, silly, e'c. If evcrythinr
goes o. *. we imagine it is Sccause
we are So smart but rs soon ms things
otSln to go against Us we general1v
say lit is bad mck.u
How many sins have been or;gi.
mated through money, and how many
SINS are sticking on il. Evervthin,,
wants money or gold, - and every
body deslr,s lots Of ii and The ono who
mas plenty wants some more y Xii
our passions can he contented in dif-
ierent ways, but inordnaic de.ir. altar
money never; The lhirsigof money can
never Toe siilled and its hunger never
sa'iated; ] think Goethe wrote wisely
in his Faust" 'N ''''S'
Mach Gold draengt
Am Gslde haend.
Dosh Allies! Ach--wlr Arnen,
Jegcrson, January 3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

THH Glnhe-Deniocrat of st. Louis
has published the following Austin
special: III transpired to-day that
Thomas i Cunningham and Horace
j. Hoiimnn, Publishers Of the Chin.
pewa Times and Neillsville Times
Wisconsin, are negotiating for the
purchase OF the Statesman, news
paper OF THIS city. Twenty thousand
dollars in cash was ofIere and refused
Tor the material and franchise two
weeks ago. Since then domestic al,lic.
hon and the death OF a brother has in.
ci'ned Nh Gaines, owner Of the States.
man, 10 consider The question of The
sale more iavorlhly. The only hind.
rance will probably be that of price
Inc Wisconsin gentlemen are wild, "
ana favorahly known in their own
state aud among the newspaper I'm.
ternitv of the Northwe.t.p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

We like Frank hurd's out.poken
and progressive IDEAS concerning re-
10 m, in general But it is to be ap.
pretended that the country Is hardly
equipped to ent.r the plan of support.
ing the general government by direct
taxation, ~ Mr., Hard suggests. He
claims that constitutional amend.
ment, making each state, as IL may
choose to proceed, the agent for col.
lecting the direct AK anl paving the
money into the federal treasury, i. the
plan. II may b. Us MIR. Hurd thinks
that the states one ard ali, will ppr-
form this duty Loyalty and promptly.
But experience has demonstrated that
states, or some Of them, are not abnve
reproach Ia the matter of paying Just
obligations, as reason lble tax levy
certainly is. The states were never
content until they had embodied IN
the national constitution provision
guaranteeing their sovereign exemp-
ton from suits for the collection of
debts. Not even the central govern.
ment can get around this principle
Ana there Is reason to believe that il
Is principle Father jeulously regarded
aud treasured, notably by Democrats
VINO are stfict state rights men. IL
~ exceedingly doub .ful II "A majority
of these sovereign comnlonw ealih.
could be induced 10 yield up III.
principle aud prerngative. And mani.
testify the general government would
he equally disincIined to enter upon .
direct tax policy unless equipped with
the authority and facilities for dealing
with slow al rvcalcilrant debtors. All
these considerations stand in the way
OF favorable consideration of Mr.,
Hurds proposition. The country can
stand customs duties Tor some years
yet. The tendency OF the times is in
the direction of tariff rctor l. aud re-
dnciion, and IL Mr., Hurd live, a while
longer Il is altogether probable tina he
will see what even he will confess IL
not an eNtrayagant or onerous system
OF cusionl-hou . taxation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

-Clncinnatll Enquirer. !

Ii will take harder blow than de-
feat for theexrcutive Office in Massa-
chuscits Ia restrain Gcu. Butler. He
is behaving very much like Il candl-
date for the presidency, and does not
tail 10 attract attention whenever he
undertakes to. He il perennial. His
"boomH uu,s not suffer by being
-prung early. When it declines he re-
wives il, and it seems Us fresh as ever.
His chances tor the presidency are Just
as good one time rs another.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

Cleburne hruniclt: The Fort
WOrth GAZETTE nominates VIM. r..
Morrison of Illinois fJr president on
the Democratic ticket lhe uOmina-
ton is "a guud one aud one tnat would
win. The taking OF a candidate from
the so-ta He'd doubtful -tates Is no par
ticular advantage 10 a party. IL u
numnuee il u good one he viii run u
well as native IN II doubtful state,
considering the number OF candidates
in each doubtful state aud the lDca
ieulousie-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

The shot gun is p.or law glver-Golyes.
ton News.
That stale fact; but the other fact
l., that the law DOESN'T trouble man
much who shoots down bur lar
"caugh; in the act, " because the law
recognizes its inability under the cir
cunstanees and relegates 10 that self.
asserting human nature in republicsn
the protection Of life and property
against tine prowIing midnight iobber
and assassin. The law provides, now
a penalty for fence.cut,ing; but il is
imperative because Of public sen,i-
ment. Public sentiment would SEQ
the folly Of eondoning crime ii crime
brought bloody retribu,ion from out
ragged properly rights.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
4 Tariff for Moncpoly Only.
louisville courieJ-Journal.i

Here is q pretty little sum" for you
During the last fiscal year the total
revenue derived by the government
from iron, steel and metal mauufac-
lures amounted To $30,0N,00. The
tax which the people paid on their
iron and steel during the same time
Was about slsO,O0D, COO How much
more was paid to the manufacturer
than to the government, and how near
does this come to being tariff for
monopoly only.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

TIRE nativity OF The Texas delegation
ia congress is varied. only one Of tine
three was born in the state ho repre-
sents, and that one-Thomas Ochiltrec,
who Describes himself as the first ma.
tive Texan ever elected to congress. 4"
Tennessee furnishes Reagan, Stewart
fhrocSmorton aud Miller, Coke aud
Hancock are of Virginia, The mother
Of statesmen " MaNey first saw the
light in Kentucky. Culberson in Geor-
gia and Innham in South Carolina.
The nativiiie- of Jones, Wellborn and
Mills ate not mentioned they proba-
bly, feeling that no 'peut-upn locality
should contract their fame.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
,rnn,r roaSlNe. 5,NuAKY 9


general reply TO a note OF in
ouiry sent Us, we again invite all our
newspaper friends who may so drrlre
to send a copy Of their papers regularly
10 the GLzgTTE branch Office, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and y street,
Washington, d. c. Our representa-
tive there will Tile all papers, 50 that
visitors will find them easy Of access,
and it may result in substantial BEN
etit to such papers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

-, I7''''1" I7'0NI 'sNl.T
fhe Denucra,ir mule Is in hor.
mes Says an exchange. Yes. aud IL
nc Is NOT hitched wrh his hend rp,r,'
ihE over The dashboard before s,,
months II VIII he n wander. Ki.kin@
up before aud FEARING uphehind ia ~.
ma5 DrihncracS has Travelled for the
past twenty five years. ~ '"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
4 SOLID WEST.

Abilenenp Reporter: Morrison of
Illinois is tie choice of the Fort
Worth GAZETTE for president. A
strong man, and one that can carry u
Strong Republican state on the rev.
eLue-lor-tarlll' only ticket. Morrison
aud McDOAaid would make IL solid
West with solid South, and Il Deru-
OcrAtic victory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
W0sAN'S WAY.
rrefer' The Salvation of Degraded Nam
-s...-.shood' Rather than Suffrage
Tor Her Own sex.

New York, Janutry 5.-Tbe great
p .',., Tor national constitutional
engagement to lac sent by the Nation
a. "olilan's Temperance Union and
presented to the presidential nominal.
LUZ cnnVsh ion OF the different parties
h VII AK ior prohibition instead of ,be
pai'ot Tor woman, ms has been stated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Two Children cremaied

Weiisvil'e. o, Jan. 5.--The resi-
Sn...,, of Milton Highlan at Mechan-
icsVi'le burned yesterday. Two chill
I;Ieu, nsed seven and four years, per-
ianeu III the iiames. An older sister
, was indy burned In attempting 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

VIM

GAINESVILLE standard: VIM.
r. Morrison of Illinois is strongly
talked of u preslneulial possibility
He is an able man and we " i'll not he
surprised II he is put forward by tn /.
Democrats with some Eastern man-
Hewitt Of New York, perhaps.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

THB Psn"la Natrhmau ia now
owned aud edited by Mc-srs. Boren,
car-veil & Burns, aud judging from
tie way they start au,, the Waterman
viii soon show great improvement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

Although John l.. sullivan Is the
terror OF the prize ring, it will be
noticed thnt in a bar-ro0m encounter
he usually gets the worst of it When
chairs, beer mugs and paving stones are
flying in the air the slugger loses his
bearings, as il were.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
pa,k ThseISss'

Cleveland Jsas ss;oa' \
iul new Park i,,
proof, burned a I. : I |
ing. The fire y s sisdr,r
ted on the stag, 9ui6s
sion. Loss. pe''vico|
insured. GeoW M ~ =
IInmpiy Dump! "a
50 ,0G0 worth Q, .sa!:
bank block, WI ,s sa.
the theater, tm dfsi
church on one
cnurt house on
danger at ten O'f'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

II IL /. shown that care!essncss of an
engineer led to the fearful railroad dis
asler in Canada. 81 lite term in the pen
iteniiary will give him plenty OF time
TO cultivate habits OF caution when
loaded with the care of hundreds OF
human lives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
A .rRonG CANDIDATE.

Brady Sentinel: VIM. Il. Nor
risUn is loOnin up "a prob ,ble
nominee OF the Democratic patty tor
president in 1854. lie is stIoug man,
and would doubtless be II >troug can.
didute
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
p,ntertrl. hnt Mai NlarNIng.

Pennsylvania. one of the richest
states in The linton, lying upon the
in.y haustjhle he'd. of coal and iron,
contains more poor. starving work.
men than any other section OF Ahefl-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
WIN. R. MORRISON.
What Some Of the Texas Papers Say
About the Distinguished Iilinoisan.
And The Expcdiency Of Nominating Him
for the Presidency.
TFNAS FAVoRITE.

Woco Examiner: 1t would not
take mucn at an effort la IeNas To
show TINT W. Il. Morrison OF Illinois,
is by ali odds her iavoiite for the nUm-
inatiun next year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Anothrr Mat OF I.ooklng Al q.


IIhllndcIphIa htrUIu.T
II Is small comfort to The tradeSman
who has deficit in his bank account
to know that there's = surplus IN The
Federal treasury which hc has been
unnecessarily taxed to create.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
Ynn ..rinrhn bird.

IS. y. commercial Advcr,'scrl
is this siLg cling doll:' asked she
of the clerk. ayes, mudemuiselle."
Glow 10 you make it sing ~ Just
as YOU would amy other young lady.
How is that ," by pressing it,
unlt :"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

THK Cleburur Telegram has the
thanks OF the GAZETTE for compii-
Isentsry mention Of IL efforts To build
up first-class paper in North Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

AN anxious father in Fort Gaines,
CO.. Who was Dc sirous " hearing the CONVEX
~ ion between his dauGhterand herdudv OF,
posted himse'fin hearing distance, recently,
mi listened = two solid hours. The hi.
lowing are the only words he heard curing
that time: "lfiou die whatIl dlvie do"
She: "ppyie die too"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

Gainesville independents: Hon. w
Il Morrison Of Illinois Is looming up
as possible Democratic candidate for
president
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

THE Lamiasas Dispatch, Austin
Statesman and Galveston News still
held the Fri.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

Most OF cur readers. says the
Waynesboro, Gao citizen, have probably
heard tI't when p dog is snake.bi,ten a
fun rs spak- OF the same ,p cios that bIt
him fomed on his Ii er, and appeared 20 be
endowed with all the vitality Of tho r.ol mr.
original reptile. Many year, ago. IN mis-
COUNTY on who was a graf hunter had
va n'oie dos bitten by a snnke, ana after
Great trouble avvd his dos G. som
months anerhe noticed peculiar motion
IN ms dugs side, from which time The doc,
seemed IN otd health ana fin liy died. AZ.
iHaled by eurtosI y The gentleman opened ,ha
DOG and 80 his utter a,tonisnmrnt G,und
t"o snakes of the species that had IN, ,he
cog somo six or eight inches loug. hapyiny
40 ms ilvet The dos's liver was unng an In
L nee where II Remained for a long time. .nd
was 'een by hundieis ofpeoplo, many of
above ftClg 'N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

THE first Jewish settlers in New
York ntiy were twenly-.even cSncs banishcd
mofu B'hi1, in Brazil. on the general cxpul.
SION ofihc lew. rom that Kingdom, who
came here in t. + "a, the ne rest place OF re-.
fuse. Ahcr tity year they comprised but
l"UcrS"rN, aud for II years had tut one
synaeo ue To-day ,harc are thirty.onc syn.
aeosu n toe city and the Jewish popula-
ton Us estimate at 900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

ONE dSy Willard resigns; the next
day he assigns. It's well TO he Ie-
.igned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

BY BurLER's whisper makes poll
lician, tIenble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

MAILER MoRRlsoy would make q
magnificent president.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
THE Burlington H,wkeye says: -

The Burlington Htwkeye says "a
member ot the New York Pho etic club
writes 20 this able and Influential paper.
asking Us - drop the ind ue in words so
ending and spell dialos, cpiog. etc." Wei
We ok. We are willing 10 dr p the ue to a
limited tNtcni, but when the New Yorl; Ian.
gu'ge cub asks - 10 'pll glue 81 we pro.
fp,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

PROTECT the dimes aud the dollars
will take ear, Of ihemsel les.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

IuLAEE lake once had an area of
.7'5 mites aud depth sufficient Tor - steam.
boat hat navigated 1t. hg. its area has been
reduced to !95 miles, and 1t, greatest depth
l. only twenty two feet H., contraction is
attributed 10 the abSorp ion OF water for ir
rissting purpo c+ from tile two streams that
feed IL. some san FranciScsns have lust re-.
turned from visit 10 the lake who predict
lbs utter ABSORPTION, IS cVery ia m.r VINO
settles near IT digs rev canal for i.riga-
on. There a-o about 10 ~ nGte ian wells
within radius OF forty miles around the
lake
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
ron pREsIDENT


Mesquite Mesquiter: For presi-
dent, W. b. Morrison, of Illinois.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

Mr.. Z. N. Rtuss
Strive.
Fort Worth
eonteInplale'.b ail1|
ing your bush,
method ofessspondc
prets ofyouitiinsv}
ailHing the Id co
great beneal extion
lion 'nntSc,,pfls .hrey|
''On o. the \ part |
south in suplIonlin
drugs, whcleN "
P,rIc'.s than ws,tcd
we feel that nm,
ing us, wes .exs
eh'erprising a'hejr |
and a mannlaSw I'd
Ia which W. freig |
ana admimxas 4
earnestly iom our
your mind audr gnr
man IN ourcil,Sn. al
mess as heretc freie
influence and lfouJ
Very Respsc|I'.st N
E. b. DAg,s.l.do,
estate. ti-s n
II. $. Brollt, &c.
"a lIarpta, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

- luton uurhet \ W Y rk. sells
800 600 tounds offi,h ana Iei.els 100 o.
annually.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

MIR. BLAKE, inventor OF the tcle-
phone tr,asini ter so much used, lives IN u
ralai!Al home in Tho suburbs of Boston anu
amuscs him eli by work NJ a. an amateur
blacksmith and machinjst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

ARIZONA territory Is not vast mug
get OF gold; but DISK Chi son the American
Gazette says, n : Wal ten from Casa ,irapdc.
in That teri tory, as follows: y have struck
four Get Off ore trat will go 81, OLuOo TO
the ton. ook ont 5gDa worth u, gold dust
with my pocket knife. have got L, q TWEEN
'y'hve pound boxes iall OF gold dust, worth
anont ss'Ao' have OF nuggets " gold, pure
gold - large MS birds eggs sunk ne feet
ON hriedge and took out ten ms before /
a"liced the gold. ana therefore blasted away
several lhous M dollars. / have Sjp,OD In
S'shl. The country crnzy oycI it. There
are cluS ors Of go d rs big as dollars sticking
all through tho ledge, There has bee. n sale
made q one mine nea me for 8 mo: anotb.
er 'o'd ur niles from m for 5000, do.
clinsd '6.0JJ for mine"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

A Pillow boy on Il ranch near santa
Ra'ba:a, ca. plowcd overs rgodcn we'll.
20, b horses fell In aud were killed, ana In
toy would have FOL owed them only h, was
caught ON the piow-hGndle, and thrown clear
.crus> the hole unhurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06
M,rc Than All Put Together.

Houston post.l
Fort Worth has more arteslan Wehs
than any town In the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

4 RosroN paper calls Matthew Ar
,,,l .ipe aro,tle OF molasscs and moon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

CuEsrA. Conn, has eleven OF the
c,,,,, on m r,,tories ~ the United states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

=
: influence and lf-fou
:, very RespeCla,st
: II. Is. Dagger Aldo,
estate =, tirs 4
Ill. >. Brolle ge.
alderman.
Henry & PeAI 1900.
: Martin Brow
goods. nuz
Is. Z. Evans, I'M N
Bateman a Bs
W. + Lake, ~ b,c<
/, Fort WurthWisy. Por
: III. Z. Edrirsss sslSre
Nation ] bank. i ! lr1 sns
WIN. Camerus ihs BE:
ers; e ssot
w. j. Boaz, 2 e si A,
uonal bank. Liver
Charles b. D.S5IIsi for
grocer. , al ctI
Alex Hogg, q VI
schools. . iMnn
4. NJ. Barr, dSms ,. 4
j.. 7. Fakes, spsrlcri
J. n. Manu,l. r snlsi 4
Lewis Bros. do snein
Max Elser, vts sa q
John + Sssysuss;:sndl
j. NJ. Hartsas(scl.n
a. j. ChamtstsiIsI
legislature. pr orn
- NJ. Bnrchss.as;
Sam. Seaton, h asn n
J, Z. Terrell, slhe.
W. II. Dayis, IN, n
ii. Z. Jewel, an
CanTell & Dlll,nn III
Combs, Read Sssssss vi
Geo ;. Burcs.siyl Ell
ter. snaI E]|
Montgomerv AZ |. III
d. schwartz / e,ss ri
j. j. Mullape. \ i n HI
& : anita Fe ralIn,ia:: Ell
VIM. Brown a'' ~, rs! 81 Eli
VIM. TidbaII. ',asl III
Water. Works coaor. XII
G. KIN wilton 10 lv.j i. Nj
Water.Works cou'nd nj
w. w Dunn no
hotel. sIs|
| j. NJ. Adams e KY,
| ! III. Cartrivbl. 4 ppI,,
j. G. W Wright, ~, = s'. 3
Geo .Jactso u'' s,l 4, mi 5n;i
| Rank '"9 ''OD' az f a.
ID J : N NJ. Peers. nm, III Irhs
trail hotel n,t ee''' pq, ,KI1
Tho. pooha a.. sol
Zane C.ti r,sIs1 uIe
j. F. saupdsss '----
Malone, WaMss
W ~ polIart NJ n
"i'"i = n All
ROYAL ! r Vi's'
agents y<at.
u: n. Barnes, q
w F. pendIetoa Hnr
G. II, Want, ,plsErr,
J. j. B. 3 lLitilei Ohm
Littlejohn & H
agents :, IN
w. 4. Maddox -
comfy. l5I1&
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

A DETROIT alderman was arrested
ana locked up FOR drunkenness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

THE New York Morning Journal
notices new paper shirl-hnsom, which colt
ISIS OF SIS layers, tho top one 10 be torn Of,
when snilcd. Win good care one OF these
pad. Wi las; six weeks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

OPIUM is smugrled in soles Of Chi
ncsa shoes al san francisco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

LoNDoN has 100000 houses ami near
Is % o,0o iphabilauis--hbout seven people
10 each house
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

A DETROIT alderman was arrested
and locked up for drunkenness.
. 80
CuEsrA. Conn. has eleven OF the
c,pt, on III f,stnrics 80 the United states.
---s -s-s---
\ RosroN paper calls Matthew Ar
Mold ,ipe apostle OF molas Sos and moon
light.
I.oSpnN has 7Oo. 0Op houses and near
ly ,oo,lo irhabilauis--hbout seven people
10 each house.
BELrHovgN became deaf in 1901,
blind in iS84nd died tn l,z7. alter compoS-
ing ls- different WORK.
EDISON says: 1T requires rs much
ingenuity to make money out of an inyen-
tomas to make the invention
a WOMAN has been arrested at Ley
ton who ba> confessed 10 numbering sixteen
persons 10 obtain insurance money.
a FIRM in Americas, Ga, has OBJ
tanned 90 cents nom tho North, and will
cudeayor 10 put them in circulation in 'h'
trade in HAT lace.
THERE are six brothers in Carter
county KY. who have never used intoNicat-
tin. liquors. tobacco or bccn guilty OF pro
family. The olde,ti, d, and the yOuuges, :.
Or the twenty-eight congressman
who were sent TO New England in the ma
t,onal legislature, al but three are Reruhli'
cans. and all but three were born within
their state limits
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

BElrnovg> became deaf in lSol,
blind VA S.Stad died q" is27, alter c'inp'S-
rg lg- different work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

EnIsoN says: ut requires as much
ingenuity to make money out OF an lnN'h-
tomas TO make the invention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-06

A FIwN in Americas, Ga, has OBJ
AIMED 90 cents nom tho Nor,h, and will
cudeayor 10 put them in circulation in III,
trade Ia .Lat lace.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-14

u'ANTED-Agood ccok, references rgirared. Ap.
w ply to Ars. h. " Philips, 22lo Dodge st.
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