davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-19
Gin Srief Gtamle9s ii6er 0emtfh.
lanoS Gtei(mu9 am Congo.

Oie neuefte Summer bes vgentrals
bfattes fiir bic SntereHem 6erNoIfsuirtbz
f9aftA Der0fentli9t na9febenben Brief
oes Mfrifa=Geiienben Gtanlen bonn Is.
Muguft on ben 0erausseber bes gen>
tralblattes:
nS6 bemerfe, oaB Deutl9lanb enoz
lid anfdnst, Elm Snterefe an uniern
Mngelegenbeiten su nebmen. Sd felbif
freue mid bariiber. Gie Deuti6en
pfegen iebe Grage einer forefdItigen
Nnalnfe ar untermerfen unb mir tpiirf E
es feline Gorge einfi6Ben, tpenn SeutI1=
lanb es unterndbme, ben @eilt unb ben
3wed bieier Bepegung am Congo au
analpiiren. Sd bin eetpiB, baB bafiels
be rrfa9e gum Na9benfen finben un6
fiir feline Wiibe belobnt tpirb bur9 bic
Sbatfa6en, bic ans 9i1t fommen tpiirs
ben. Sd uiini6te, bab i9 genug Mei=
fer Der 6eutf6en Spra1e pdre, um
perf6nli@ nod 9euti9lano su tommen
uno ollie uno ie6e Grase au beanttuors
ten. gs giebt getpiiie Jragem in Be=
1 aug auf ben Congo, tuel6e BON ben
Deutl6en ielbit atn beifen beanttportet
perben f6nneu: usSif es inhnf9enss
ipert6 fiir Seutf1lanb, GiniiuB auf bas
Merf 6er Civilization, bas fiirsli1 am
| Congo begonneii tporben iff, su beiibens
auf tuel9e alrt mill Deutf9lanb ben
Werfu9 ma9en-unabbdnsig ooer als
Herbiinbeter aaberer GROCER europ1i=
| f@en Md9te? Wiu Deutl9lanb fid
anbern Md9ten anf9lieBen gum S1ub
Der sSnternationalen @efeaf1aft" ln6
babur6 bic gegriinoung unb bas Wa9s.
tbum Der freien Staaten am Congo IL
| Gern, Inn an ben 8ortbeilen tbeilau.
neDnten, mel9e bic @eiellfbaft bietet
| Ober tpirb es bic Nniprii1e portugals
auf ben unteren gongo anerfennen in
oer 9oHnung, 6aB portusal ibm als
@egenleiftung @onceffonen uno 0or.
| rehte getpdbre !?
4 Wenn Deutf9lan6 Snterefe fiir Gen.
tralafrita befbt unb uenn es ben
Wuni6 begt, am Congo 6anbel au
treiben, 70 muB es 3uerlt un6 baupt.
fd1li1 iiber einen punft bolllfdnbie
unterri9tet iein: oh es i'm Gtan6l
pdre, bort irseub etwas Su unternebmen
| un6 au errei9en, tpenn bic 4usfubren
aug Deutf9lanb in ben afrifanif9er
ginfubrbdfen ben bebriidenben unb BE.
ldftigenben 3arifen, gorf@riften uni
@erpfIi@tungen untertporfea ipdren
uel1e In benz @o3ambiaue 8ertral
aufsefibrt fnb. Wenn Deutf9Iani
geneist tpdre, ein 8iinoniB nit portu
gal ein3useben, 10 nliiBte es ieoen Der
trag nit bieier Ma6t nit ber gr6Btel
Sor9fait priifen, benn 10 flein portu
gal als politii6e Ma6t aud 1T: iein
| Wertrlge fin6 bollenoete graeuJnine
Wenn man bies beapeifeln folte, 4
! erinnere i6 an Die @rt unb Weiie, nj
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-19
gerIu6 gemad)t, Iid) 9arin tuieoer stl

Werfu6 gema6t, fi6 &arin tpieoer gu
ndgern. Ser &Dnig betpa6te Iie mil
Irgusaugen unb bierin gIaubte Grid
Sture bic @r6Be ieiner 2eibenidaft fii,
6as f96ne Mdb9en 5lt erfennen. Wie
bdtte er es tuagen 6iirfen, als bes So.
nigs Nebenbubler auf3utreten? go tpa,
6enn Grid eiligit aus &arin's Ndbe &C.
| floben, tpie er glaubte re9taeitig genug,
ebe ct elmer ausit6tsloien Neigung gum
Opfer gefallen.
Mber lange 3eit binbur9 bate i'm,
&arin's Bib unabldffg bDr Nugen &C.
| f6webt unb er bermo6te ni9t fi6 6a=
bDn los3ureiBen. Damn slaubte er bic
tb6ribte, ausfi9tslofe Neigung iibers
tpunben au baben. st b6rte BON Der
Nbf6t bes &0nigs, bas Md69en aus
benz Notfe gu feiner re6tmdbisen ge=
mablin unb aur &6nigin bon S@meben
gu MAIDEN, rno es gelang Inn, ii9 iiber
ben 8erluff eines Singes au tr6ifen, bas
ct ME befeRen bate tlnb bermutbli9
aud ME tpiirbe baben getpinnen f6nnen.
Damn famen aber anbere Na9ri1ten.
Man fpra9 babon, baB bas Mdb9en
ben 26nig ni9t liebe, unb in bemfelben
Moment mar aud Grid Gture's 2ei=
beni6aft nit nerboppelter Gtdrte er=
tua9t. llnabldfiig itanb ibm, BON Stuns
be an, ibr Bib bpr augen. Sic liebte
ben G6nig niGt unb follte unl6sli9 an
ibn gebunben tper6ett = fonnte ct es
oulben 2 Mrmfeliser Sbor! gie bdtte
er es tuasen follen, fi6 gegen ben Mils
len ieines G6nigs auf3ulebnen, un6
tpel6en 9fuben tpiirbe es gebra1t ba=
ben? &aritl mar unb blieb fit i'm ber-
loren unb ieber @ebanfe an fie tonnte
nur bic ltnrube feines Ser5ens nermebs
rem.
Gin fefter Mile ,ermas biel unb Grid
Sture lernte ii1 in 6as unabdnberlide
fiiseu. Sic blieb Elm fd6ner, unerrei6s
barer @tern fiir i'm. Mie Iebenbig ibr
Bib aber nod in feinem 6ersen mar,
batte er tpie6erum in bieier @tuube ers
fabren, tpie i'm bic Notbuen6igfeit bor
Mugen geriidt mar, an ben Sof bon
Stofbolm gu geben. @r fo0te &aritt,
bieleidt tdsli6, ieben uno iie bod 70
fern lpiilen = tuiirbe ct es ertragen 2
| Ser Oifuinb trieb inn eiiige Jloden
in bas @efi6t un6 auang i'm enblid
our 0eimtebt. ct mar 5ufrieben mil
benz, mas ct getban, unb niemanbem
in Der Welt fpllte es gelingen, ibn in
feinem @ntf6luB, i'm Dienit bes 0ers
5ogs 5tt perbleiben, tpanfenb 3r MAIDEN.
ct ipollte bas Md69en, oefen Nnblid
eiilen 70 groBeu ginbrud auf ibn sez
ma9t, ME tuieoerieben, ober lpenigifens
erit 6ann, tpenn bic grinnerung an fl
D6Gig berblaBt mar.
tGortfetaiy tOIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-19
@uabalupe @puntn.

@u linb beauftrast germ emil 8ei.
n ert als aanbibat fir bas Amt eines Sbe.
riffs bon Guadalupe County anauaeiseu. Seine
SI9tisfeit fiir beiastes amt 1T allen altern
aniieblern iebr pobI betannt.
Seer fnb bebollmddtist GERM Nusuf
g Bin all aIs aanbtbat fit bas amt bes
Mfie6crs bon Guadalupe gOuntb in Der na9.
ften Mobemberwabl anauaeisen.
gsir iinb ernadtist, GERM Sames
@reenipoob bon Guadalupe gountb als
GanOibat fiir baS amt bes Diftritt. gnpalts
tiir ben aus ben Counties Guadalupe, Bilfou,
@on5ales, aebaea unb golorrbo sebiloeten 9i.
ftritt anSu3eisen.
8ir iinO outoriirt, @ m. DUN II alS San.
6iSat fdr @iebererpabluns fit bas amt bes
9 beriff8 bon @uabalupe GOuntb
in BET Nobemberpabl anauaeisen.
Serr &. SaunberS autoriiirt ur8, i'm
alS &anbibat fiir bas slmt bes gountb- S@aBs
meiiters bon baIupe County an'
sutiinbiseu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-19
0ej1dtts : 0erdnoet,ttt9.

SVVV~V%~ SS%~~v~G%~~VeB
Bir baben ont beutisen Gage pnEea an Der
@de bon Soufon. unb Rabarroftrabe betriebe.
mes Seu., Getretbes unb sSutter @el1aft on
Nise G. Bryan bertauft. 8ei biefer @eleaenbeit
lenten mir bic aufmertiamteit unferer friiberen
aunben auf bic neue Girma, tpsIde bas &c.
i9aft i'm alten 2ofale fortlcben ipiro, unb eriu>
den fir iie I'M bieIeIbe IiberaIe Sunbi9aft,
ipelder mir uns erfreuten. Sir ipiiien, bab bic
neue s5irma eurd tire 8eelitat uno eiberalitdt
oiefelbe berbient,
Seiiieas & 60.
8esug nebmenb auf SbigeS, seisen mir bier.
our9 an, bab mir Die Na@foIger bon SeiiionS
9, 20. iino. gSir perben au jeber 3eit eiR boil.
fanot9es Eager bon @etrebe. Seu unb Gutter
balten unb oieielben in jeber Auantitat gu
Rreiien bertaufen, NIT oenen uniere Sfunoen
aufrieben iinb. 8ir iperben uns belniiben, allen
@uniden na93ufOmmen unb bic 4atronaae in
bemfelben Mabe 5u berOienen, pie unicre Gor.
sanser. gSir liefern Seu, @etreioe unb Suite,
mad irseuo einem 9teile ber Steot 1l,9
Wiee & Rban.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-19

8ir iinb autorifirt, GERM IS. 9. 3ens
berion ale Ganbibat fir gntpalt i'm 3s.
Oifritt, bic Counties ainney, l1balbe, Gbiparb,
@febina, 8anbera, aerr, Sfenbaa unb gomal
umfahenb, anauaeisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-19
Msalarie,s ut4dattae Seer

Wel6 Elm 0eerb unangenebmer
@nmptDme. llnberbauli6feit, iabme
&no9en, f9mer5en6e @elenfe, @9lafs
lofigfeit, 9dpinbel, Mhbisteit, Nppes
titlofgteit, falte 6iiBe, Bruiff9mersen,
Na6tf6weiBe, @e9feliieber. MaIarie
bringt ale bieie. 8romn's Sron Bits
ters bertreibt fie. SSrau s. ". Glenn,
Walaceuille g. 6. fagt1: sd bate
einen i6limmen 9lnfau malarif9en
'Giebers groun's Sron 8itters perlieb
mir tuieber meine @eiun6beit.4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-19

Serr 8. IS. S9neppe in Borne ems
pfeblt iid ben Biirsern bes 81. Sifritts sur
@rpabImns aIs @eprdientant Der 19. 2esis.
latur. Ser Diitrift umfaBt Die Counties Ban,
bera. serr, aimble, Mafon. 8enball unb
Meoina.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-19
Sir 0iitritt.@

Sir Oifrift s@Ierf.
sln bic 8abler bon 8erar gonntb.-S9 tiin>
bige mid bierbur9 alS &anbibat fir bas slmt bes
Difriftelerfs on. BabrenO Der Sabre, in
pel9en i'd 6ieieS amt betleibete, babe i9 mid
bemiibt, baifelbe aur 8ufriebenbeit bes gansen
SolfeS su fiibren. llnb follte id ipieber ct.
ipablt iperoen, 10 beripre@e id, ineine sanse
3eit uno Infmerfianlfeit ben 1Ri@ten biefes
amtes at tuibnen.
Geo. 81. DafbieII.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-19
Wabl : Mnsci8en.

Bir linh. autoriFrt, Ri9ter Geora S.
% o on a n aIs aanbibat fiir 8iebertuabI fir
oas amt Ses DiftriftridterS anaufiinbisen.
Mir iino autoriiirt, Germ IS nj. 81. 6 % d e
alS &anoibat aur @ieberipabl fiir DaS Nmt be8
@onntb' b'germeHers ansutiinbisen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
THE NEW YORK GnEENBACK-LAuoR
PARTY.

PARTY.
NEW YORK, Aug. aO.--The state con
vention of the Greenback-Labor party
opened at the Masonic temple this
morning. Geo A Jones, chairman OF
the state central committee, called the
convention to order. About 1859 dele
gates ana half as many spectators
were present. In his address Mr..
Jones said:
"rhe national party met at India
napolis and nominated its third candi-
date for president, Gen. b. +. Butler
loud applausel and Gen. A. NJ. West
of Mississippi for Vlce-president.
Applause. The two million young
men who are about 10 cast their first
vote are especially invited to vote with
us rs citizens Of the United States " no
desire to preserve and advance the in
terests of the whole country. APP
plause. The present government has
robbed the farmers of three hundred
millions of dollars and the laboring
men of one billion dollars by systems
most obnoxious and injurious. The
Democratic party has been inconsist-
ent in its money principles and ii
W uld be unsafe TO entrust that party
with power. Time is dissnlvinS the
ola parties and the time Is coming
when party will be placed in power
that Will put in circulation
money enough To enable man 10 he
his own master. Both the Democrat
aud Republican parties have made the
workingmen slave and 1t depends upon
themselves to free themselves. The
National party represents the advanc.
ing civilization of this age
Alden Spencer was made Temporal
nv chairman and the usual commit
tees were named.
Ralph Beaumont was made perman.
ent chairman. The platform adopted
az indianapolis aud Gen. Buffers
letter OF acceptance were made the
platform of the convention. IL was
announced that, owing to an error
permission was not obtained from the
park commissioner 10 erect 4 stand foI
The meeting. The American flag was
adopted As the badge of the National
party.
GEN. BrTLER.
A state and electoral ticket was an
nounced, and ss evening was now ap
preaching, the hall began to fill rapid
| fy, the people having abandoned the
IDEA of an outdoor dis
play owing 10 the storm OF
rain, thunder aud lightning then pre-
vailing. The hall was soon filled ant
shortly after p. m. Butler arrived
and was loudly cheered. The recep
ton exercises were Immediately be
gun. Francis ID. Moultpn called tb'
assemblage 10 order and J. i. Pos
was made chairman. Gen. Butler wa
soon presented. The crowd rose
shouted and cheered. When silenc
was restored Butler made quite
lengthy speech, which was loud,
cheered, and when he closed the audi
euce quickly melted away.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
THE STRIKERS.
The Officials of the Miners AssOcla.
tIOn Arrested Butler TO
Defend Them.

PITrsBURG, PA, Aug. 3O.-The
miners camp at Coal Center was de-
void of any excitement to-day. The
strikers pursued the same tactics of
interruptlng the non-union men on
the way to work, but were not sue
cessful in gaining any CON
verts. 1t is stated that the officers
in charge of mines will hext week or
ganize large posse and raid The camp
for the purpose of compelling the strik-
ers to leave If they carry out this
plan there will probably be trouble, as
the miners VIII not leave peacea-
hly. President Costello aud Secretary
Fiannery of the Miners association
were arrested in this city this after
noon on a charge Of conspiracy. The
charge Is based on a circular issued
last Sunday, signed by the officers and
calling ON the miners to concentrate
their forces at the camp and maintain
their position until their point Is
gained. Preparations are being made
Tor a mass meeting IN about two weeks
10 protest against the present conspir-
acy laws. 1t IL stated that y. +. Butler
will be retained TO defend the miners
In the conspiracy cases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
JOHN sEALY.
The City Of Galveston in Mourning for
Her IIonOred Dead.

GALVESTON, TEX, Aug. 80. All
flags in the city, including every con-
su.ar flag and numerous foreign flags
in the shipping, were flying at half
mast to-day, out Of respect TO the late
John sealy. whose funeral took place
this evening. Never Ia ihe
history Of Galveston has there been
burial so largely attended. Signs o.
mourning and expressions Of sorrow
are seen and heard everywhere
throughout the city. None OF the
several large corporations 10 which
Mr.. Sealy was prominently ideDiiilee
will In any wHy be affected by hh
death, hut John Sealy will be missed
aud remembered 10 Galveston az Iona
AZ the present generation survives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
EAsURY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
lomplroller of the WashlnI

sAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
l9mptroller Of the CurTency-Wa
Ply u, lSSi-Whereas, By Eatiaiactor
Pee pre- entsd TO the undersigned, II ha
lade 10 appear that THE Stale Natiuna
Fort WORTH in the CITY 0f Fon
! In the county OF Tgrraut ana state Of
has complied with all the provisions
revised statutes Of the United states
ed TO be compiled with before an asRo-
! shall be authorized to commence the
r. OF banking, Now. therefore. /,
". Cannon, Compile licr OF the Cur
90 hereby certify that "The State
pa! Bank of Fort WORTH in the city
Y worth. IN the county of TarTant and
y Texas, is authorized to commence the
e 81 banking rs provided in section
le hundred and sixty -uipe of the re-
l.aiutes OF tho United States
IAsumony whereof, witness my hand
'alot office this 18th day OF July, 1891.
I'll W. Cannon,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
Fort Worth Business College and Eug'
Iish Training School

viii begin the sixth year Monday,
September !, 1854. q. w. Ware OF
South West City, Mo, teacher Of
considerable experience and one OF the
finest penmen in the South, will have
charge Of The English department.
With an enrolment, the past year
of $50 and agraduating class OF twenty.
Que, six young ladies', coming from
ali parts OF Texas and adjoining states
and determined TO make this the mOsi
successful year ia the history Of oul
school, We offer 10 the people Of Foii
Worth every advantage 10 lie found n
firs.-elass commercial college. Special
rates Of tuition 70 young ladies. Cal
at college rooms or address
i. r. PREUfTT, President.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
rnrlfr on CatlIe and Dressed Beef.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.--Trunk Line
Commissioners Fink furnishes the fol-
loving in accordance with an agree
ment Of the standing committee OF the
Joint executive: Notice is hereby
given that taking effect Immediately
the tariff rates on cattle and dressed
beef will be on the following basis
from Chicago to New York: Cattle, 70
cents per 100 pounds: and dressed beef,
80 cents per 100 pounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

Having decided to double my pres-
ent stock Of diamonds. jewelry,
watches, clocks and silverware, ! Will
close out my stock of pianos aud or
gans at actual cost This is n bona
fide offer 10 sell select lot Of musical
instruments at prices heretofore un'
known la the state. Very Inspect.
fully, HOWARD FULLY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
FARM FOR SALE.

9OD PRAIRIE FARM OF LIS ACRES
high state OF cultivation with TWEEN
aeres good timbered land. Coco
4 " barns and outhouses. For further
s'Afs address DR.. j. W. Perry. Fort
4 q call at his residence seven miles
Pat OF the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

aEETTE MAN, BY INVITATION,
afaed with Mr. q. ID. Lanerl at his
lsafant and lunch stand, l0l front
s Rrday, and from the treatment
lsnd elegant fare spread before him
lilecommend this place and accom-.
- Is being par cNcellencs 10 any
le kind in the cry. The nne old
PEA liquors dispensed at the bar can
ti1eeled in the state. Let the hungry
'-hty remember this place, and for a
able room and clean bed you could
better,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
Al IonIs RxnosIlIon.

Commencing Monday, Sept. lat, tue
Missouri Pacific raiiloAd will sell ex-
eursion tickets TO 81. Louie aud return,
for the exposition, at va 20 Tor the
round trip.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
MIlhdraMn IIls Reslgnatlon.

WASHINGTON. Ang. 3i.--Indian
Commissioner Price has Withdrawn
his resignation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
LIsr OF LErTERs.

Remaining IN tho rcstofnce ~ Fort
Worth, Texas, Monday, SEPTEMBER, 1874. To
obtain any Of these Letters, the apphcsnt
must cali for "AdVertiscd lcttersn and give
the date OF thia llgt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
Other States.

Nenoria Brand, Nicholsvllle, Ky.
N. klaski, Buffalo, n, Y.
j. A. Winters, Corrayelo, Mexico.
Skinner & Ashley, Colorado Spring. loi'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
EN.oov. urNDa1oKs, srRron.

hN-HtN. htANDhlChS' SfEECh.
INDIANAPoLIs, INp., Aug. SO.-Mr.
Hendricks, in his speech tonight, dis.
cussed the question OF revenue reform.
and accused the Republican party Of
creating n great surplus fund which
lies idle in the treasury aud which if
restored to the channels of trade
would give employment to labor and
furnish market to the manufacturer
for his fabrics. He denounced
high taxation and quoted from the
national Democratic platform to show
what the Democratic party advocates
and proposes to do in the matter Of
revenue reform and low taxation. He
drew attention TO the disgraceful con
| ditiOn of our ocean commerce and said
its obituary ia written In our tariff and
| shipping laws. He also referred To the
lanentable state OF our navy and at
| tributed its worthless condition to the
| Republican policy and rule. He
strongly advocated change in the
control and management OF public af-
fairs as the only way to effect an ad-
ministratiVe reform. lie contrasted
the foreign policy OF the Democratic
and Republican parties by citing the
cases of Martin kosztar, whom the
secretary of state, Marcy, under Presi-
dent Pierce compelled Austria TO give
up, although not an American citizen,
to that of McSweeny, WHOM the score
iary of state, Blaine, under President
Garfield permitted 10 be in an Eugl sh
prison ten months after his unlawful
arrest had been reported to the depart
ment, and closed with some highly
complimentary allusion TO Gov, Cleve
land and made a personal appeal fo
support, saying: al cannot express
how earnestly desire the vote of In
dianr. Although did not want tn,
nomination, now that have got II
the vote of Indiana is the desire OF III!
heart.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
HOuStOnand TeXaSCentalR 'yanl Connections.
Only Running ofr'
PASSENGER EXPRESS TRAINS
Ana Daliy Fast Freight Lines over Entire Road.
ns1.mca a MT 1z.rJn.r.N1 AN r.ARIoIt CARS
ploniy and i'nion
3 "a 3 a. fHGSa s s a ; II " @
Limo
al
andM hannibal 81 LOUIS VIA
THE @. H. 81 s. A. SYSTEM AIlL-RAIL THROUGH LINE
efoutot the Expire Train
nuke rect onnue In
EU r OPEL


dTeHaHO
IN
10 dea
u q. A. AlAVi's" ,,an,a, T.,as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

The latest time in Texas via the g.,
G. q s. y. Rly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

Ladies approve If your smokinI
Little Joker ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

Through trains daily, Fort Worth TO
Galveston via the G., c. x y. +. Hy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

Fort Worth Grocer Co, Successors to
Spencer a. Tucker,
Grocers, Wholesale Produce and Conn
mission Merchants.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
torrp CRY PROPERTY FOR SALE

sA1E-RESIDE >CE, At LESS
s N cosi, At Alvurd, ON the Fort Worth
f-ger Ciiy railroad, fifty-one miles
- OF Fort Worth, offered only two
A Correspond with +. Nj. Proctor. Al
II hex,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
,or RENT-DwELLINGs

& rryT-A SIX-ROOM YELLING
4 -, 70. 700 East Third street. Inquire
4 esEeit. ON the premises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
Notice. to Contrnctorn.

Consolidated sealed proposals for the build.
ing OF brick court house with sionu t0un.
dRtions nrd Stone trimmings, for wichita
county, Tex, will be received az my ofllcc IN
WI hitn Falls until o'clock y, m, W ednes-
day, the 81 day OF september, 1854.
Bidders viii be required 10 file with their
bids an approved bond IN the sum OF s2O.OOo
with Rck nowledgment of signatures before
clerk OF court or notary public, and certificate
~ clerk OF court, where bond IL made, that
hondsinen nre solvent, condi Toned Tor the
Ia ihiu performance of the work Ia ar ord.
Rnce with the plane aud specln aiiona
Cash VIII be- paid on monthly estimates
given by the nrchitects as the work pro.
crosses, The court reserving 10 per cent upon
each payment until ths completion and hps
otptsnce ~ the huild uH,
Pnn and specifications can ho seen ut my
ono IN the town OF Wichita Falls Tex,
1hp court reEervta the light to reject any
and all bids, j. II. bAltWlsh,
county Judge Wichita County, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
POLITICAL
Gen, Butter Speaks at tho New York
State Convention Of the Green
back-Labor Party.
Bx-Gov, Hendricks Addresses the People
Of indianapolis on the Issues
Of the Day,
NOMINATIONS.

NoMtNAtAoNS.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. SO,--Martin
q. Foran was renomiuated for CON
gress by the Twenty-hrst district Dem
ocratic convention.
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. SO.--rhe Re
publicans OF the Third Illinois district
reuominated George II. Davis for con-
gress.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Aug. 80 The
Democrats of the Seventh district to.
day nominated w. b. Bynum for con
gress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
LAND AGENT.

- @. FUCKER 8 co., BELTOE,
~ Land and General Agents, Sole
oIs OF the Abstract OF Bell County
We do a general land business, In.
SeafNeying aud conveyanoinS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

TAR. j. NJ. MULLINS, FORT WORTH
ner Fifteenth and Main streets; residence,
Railroad avenue, west OF Main street; iele-
phone, residence, No. 2lO; telephone, office,
No. $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01
ALL SORTS.
HOTELS.

HOTEL. SHREVEPORT. La; A. j.
7 noids, proprietor. This we'll known
iesessl. rally located: cool and comfort
~ r. sDod table and attendance. On
me city with sample-rooms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

nR. w. f. JERNlGAE, = IYsIo-MEDI-
IL cal physician, Office los Main street, over
w. T. Ferguson'R drug store. Residence
northeast corner of squRrr. ONCE hoars, 10
II q, M, to D. IN. Telephone No. 26i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

VIZ II. ALDRtDGE, ATTORNEY AT
w iaw, Notary Public and Land Agent,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-01

7 X. POLLOCK, NJ. H., HOMEOPATHIC
u Physician and surgeon. once over Il.
L. Twombly & Sons Land Office, Main street,
one block south OF court house. Residence,
IO4 East Weatherford street. Ohice hours
nom II TO - n. m. and 4 TO and toS %, m.
Speciality OF diseases Of children. Telephone
No at Residence 2ti