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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08
That Now Inv.

The work OF tho Legislature on ,h'
momcntous question that has nR'u'-
tod the state In contained IN secuons
1--WE and ak OF tho bill reported ny tno
free conference, which was ndop'ou ny
the two houses ~ compromise NOUS
urc. 10 In early yet to condemn OF
praise the law. IIs operation VIII DO
different IN different parts OF the STATE.
But 10 liz not out of the way to say OF
tho Legislature that that body Is on
titled 10 "A fair measure ofCredit thnt
IL hns dealt with the matter In la'r
spirit The law will not give cntiro
satisfaction TO anybody compromise
eettiomcuts never do. But speaking
mildly, tho state may be congratulated
that there has been nothing vicious III
terpolated In the bill where 80 many
selfish interests were affected by IL.
Sections Ave and six, which contain
the marrow of the net, 40 far ms fence
cutting aud pastures nrc concerned,
nre To be construed as leaning toward
the small land holders. and cannot hut
cmbnrrass tho big cattle companies
THE small proprietor whose possessions
nre surrounded by the lands OF the
rich companies may, by section hvn,
compel the owner Of the surrounding
land TO fence his section or two of In
closed territory, and also allow ways
OF egress and ingrcss and build ana
maintain gates Mt such places ny the
latter mny designate. Section ak pro-
tccts the pu bile domnin by excluding
its appropriation for hcidipR purposes,
unless the mmc shall have been leased
but there Is nothing TO prevent the
loose grazing of stock on these lands,
II they nrc not "hcrdcd or detained
on them. There Is nowhere, though,
any protection given to private lands
lying open. Tho only way the owner
can secure himself against the depre-
llution Of stock grazing on the adJoin-
Ing lands, leased from the state, is to
put fence around his possessions.
IN n way, the law IL tentative. Az
an experiment, IL ~ designed to pro-
vide temporary expedicnt for n
pressing demand. II gives qualified
"frec grass, but serves notice that the
state IL not committed to free grass M
an enduring principle The fact Ia
recognized that the old conditions OF
stock raising In Texas are giving place
10 another system, which Is not FREQ
range. The voice Of this law will he u
proclamation 10 stocltmen of discern
incnt that they must prepare for tho
inevitable, which In IA herd law. They
are given the benefit Of modified free
range ~ long ~ they can profit by
free range without inilcting injury
upon other interests; but with free
range expiring, they must prepare
themsclye, to meet tho requirements
Of the new system, which IL a herd
law. IL il An open question " the new
law would stand the test of consti-
tuliOnal decision, ana there u noid-
bic lack Of protection In cass where
protection may be yitnl; but the law is
for to-day, hnd wc think IL will serve
it's purpose. The cOwmcn Of the iu-
turc and the changing conditions of
live stock raising will demand other
laws in the future. and the future may
snfely be depended upon To recognizes
the equal Justice Of tho demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

TBE contest that has divided the
legislature was far from settled by lts
adjournment. Tho question Of herd
law or free range will be transferred to
the broader Geld Of state politics. The
occcurrcnce Of the fact that this Is II
presidential year, when national
questions will enter largely into
political discussions, will serve In
some degrees to subdue the q uestion "a
subordinate place; but In local lcgls
iatiye contests II will enter largely
and viii affect The complexion Of the
Nineteenth legislature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

Oun esteemed contemporary, the
Clebnrnc Chronicle, called ON the GA
zErrE not very long since 10 suggest
what the legislature ought TO do, In
stead of telling that body what not To
do. II the Chronicle keeps file OF
the GAZETTE aud will compare Its
recommendation with the laws act
ually passed, II will find that the GA
zEfrE has "cnllcd tho turn" 40 to
speak, on every subject upon which
this pnpcr made n suggestion. we
might remind our neiRhbor that the
GAZETTE opposed n herd law
and Terrell bin; that II adj
vocatcd state school superin.
tendency; the New Orleans exposition
appropriation; ample outlets for men
Enclosed In big pastures partial free
grass; penalties for Illegal Enclosure OF
lands. aud for fcnce.outting, etc. Did
the Chronicle want the GAZETTE to
actually do the work that other men
were puid g. day TO PERFORM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

PRouinIrioN ns public question IN
coming to the front M the political
season approaches. The demand Is
made In both Illluois and Missouri for
the submission of o constitutional
amendment TO prohibit the liquor
traffic. The prohibltionists arc well
organized, and will carry their princi-
pies into the political contest, and en-
dcavor, by concentrating their vote on
that candidate who is friendly, to Sc
cure the legislature, II they ARE sue
cessful the question will bo submitted
to the people IN both those states.
Then, when II Ia either adopted or de-
fcatod, the disturbing question VIII be
got out OF politics.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

Tug people u Houston, through the
columns Of the Post, me- being treated
10 n series Of welI.written articles OF,
the subject Of cremation. They nrt
contributions from the pen ofn writer
who signs bifnselfJobn lowell. though
whether this Is his real name or
nam ne plume We cannot say. But Il,
handles the subject inicIiigcully ant
makes II interesting. inciDeratIoi
will be moro and more discussed an,
thought Of until sanitary science o.
tablisbes It's superiority as a means o
dlsposiag ~ the dead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08
MOI, The Gnzrtic.
uIoua,on hEc.l

The Fort worth GAZETTE and th'
Dnllns Herald both pretend to thlnk
that Ex-Governor Roberts IL anxious 10
hc again called To the Rubernntorin'
chair. If those papers are sincere In
what they say they think they are
probably mistaken. The old governor
Is comfortable where he IL. He has AN
employment that II congcDial to ms
tastes. The employment Is ono m
which he may spend the evening OF
his lifein tranquil industry aud serene
usefulness. Why should he wish to
leave such II position for another two
ycara' hurry bufly, strife and trouble
In the governors Office?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

injigcnt Confederate soldiers. Can
these mon, who nro thus giving to tho
,upport of the men whom they faced
In battle, be moved by the bloody-shirt
howls OF stny-at-homcs aud bounty
Jumpers?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

~ true, ns stated, that the negroes
furnish 81 900 of the 10000 Republican,
votes Of Texas they ought to bo able
o. say who shall he the Republican
boss In this state. n the colored peo-
pie are smart they will strike for fair
fIivigjon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

UNCLE DAHL m0urns and refuses
70 be comforted, because of the action
Off Democratic legislature appropriate
ing money 70 have the state repre-
scented 50 the New Orleans exposition.
Hecalls IL "violatiug the constitution"
The constitution Is rs intact ns ever,
Nnnle Dnn1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

TuEnE 81 nothing small about Fort
Worth. She would moi contest Tor the
location Of the Odd Fellow temple,
but magnanImously allowed the
smaller cities 10 scramble for IT, We
don't want everything.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

Ing inhHuP wv
happy" -. l..
Com p'hLESE lake, va , ,a n,,o ~
gooo feet above the Towel OF Wv liz, distant,
s s,o,, which II ~ about 90 in''s' u'' wv, ~,
n So S ,"I" gold rom incr claims .S sS
ero s"Id to Q realizing $40 day tocn, , n",S
tooh In enough proyiHlons to 'as. , "'V| az
tho winter. NJ. &c. shelton, who has l"s '',,, w.
rived In Portland. oregon, nom Wv a"nn,
lcIlu tho ofegonnn mat inc enow ~ io,n,t
ak foot deep In tho valleys, and inuoh aVVr ',
ON tho mountains. and lint II Ia almost . ,,"'
po.sIbio 10 obtain lumber 10 build houses ., y
VIVA. little tborc Is Ia sawed by h"na WV, VIVA 4"
vhlp snw, Ito tells tho thousand" oil ,No,,,o
const men who nrc preparing 70 w '" Wv
mines that the boh time 10 M"tt " WV ~
die of March, and that TO travel 'n,or, NV
IA, sn,va begin 10 mott. will be- ioolhnfdy," Nv
tho country VIII be inundated Tor h'''VN
around thc mines,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

TnT man who owned cattle without
land had, virtually, the promise OF
Texas that lac wonld be protected in
his property rights. But lie has now
received notice; land il becoming val
uable. A hint 10 the wise Is sufficient.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

THE Importance Of securing lands
upon which to Craze cattle hhs been
demonstrated, IL would seem. 10 the
dullest comprehension. The man who
* caught with cattle and no grass to
put them on one year hence is likely
10 regret his action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

THAT conference bill, though hur-
riedly considered, was well consd'
cred. 1t did not ignore the mil lions
invested In live stock and the millions
added TO Texas revenues by live stock
raising.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08
Tho rort Worth q Donycr

The GAZETTE has received "A copy Of
the second annual report Of the board
of directors of the Fort Worth d Den
yer CITY railway company, made to the
stock holders aud the company, for the
year ending October 81, 1888. The in
crease Of the business Of this road IA
shown by the report Is very gratifying
and shows what u tremendous factor
the road has been In the development
Of the country through which II passes.
The report Of General Superintendent
Frost accompanies the report Of the
directors and IL full Of
interesting and hopeful fig-
urea. This two reports indicate "A most
successful management, and Supcrin-
tendent Frost may well congratulate
himself on the result of his work One
interesting statement Of the report ~,
that probably 10000 head Of live
stock will bc offered the Fort Worth 4
Denver City railroad this spring FOL
| ali ptupnt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08
Likes The Gazette.


The Fort Worth daily GAZETTE, inc
colossal pioneer paper oi Nortn ,oAha'
swoops down on uS lilie mn nVhnnu'',
daily, and always fuIi 81 INC lporh,
news from everywhere. " corW,n'y
speaks well for It's management " "
growing In interest TO this enliro sec
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

THE Republican state convention
will not be as big thing as the Demo-
cratic convention, but Fort Worth
will accommodate them both, aud VIII
treat both with equal consideration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

DIR. HENRY BESsETT, for twenty
three ycnts physician NJ McntoDc, Italy,
whore there Ia no other sewerage than ocss-
pools ventilated at the roof, sayH that In nll
that time there has bctn noe epidemic In The
place. no typhoid that has not been import
ed, and but three cases Of diphtneris.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

Ronrsrgn, n. y. seems TO be IA
much Of place for astronomical Obsetyn-
llpns 6R Greenwich or Washington. TboTc
ais 1yg astronomical obsotvatoriea In that
city with permanently mounted telescopes
ana equipments, more or los elaborate, not
10 mention u number NJ portable lnBtfu-
nsnls With which good work In done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

TuE presiding elder Of tho Metho-
dist Episcopal church for tho Kingston tcan-
ndnj district youcheg for tho fact thnt wo'
man who lives In GnDanoquo, and who was
AFFLICTED with - phlaied arm. was made
whole through tho medium Of prayer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

TmE GA1rrrB Is glad to record
the prompt rebuilding of Baird
That plucIsy town could not well af
ford to remain many days In ashes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

FnrE grass Is not yet gone, but the
man who doesn't see that ~ IL going
will he left.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

BAl1inDns, Nd, Fetfaary s.-.A deisea-
tion from it'i'est y. lee st,ss u Richmond,
vaph here making collie Neps "a build =
lioi0s fsf indisent caepH 1sfs.o sssalefs, fon.
hibntitms VI Washington and this city i.sve
hesn liiefAl. Tho delegation u gfdnk Y, New
York and fk,sfon IN fgInilmsnt ~ its fniA.
Hop. Tue constitutions ~ Grand Artny
poets have been generous
''Tbe contributions u the Grand
Army posts bays been gennousi'
Generous 10 contributions In aid 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

TIlg wearing Of mackintosbcs IL
said ~ DO n fruitful cnuso of colds. the mack
lnipsh prevents exterior wsttlng, but tho
clothing under ~ becomes saturated with
moisture from tho body. which oyapora,os
when the garment u removed. The lancet
says when ones the macintosh has bocu put
ON II should not bs removed until the wcafsr
Ia IN q position 10 change his clothing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

Tur Legislature has adjourned nm"
the Galveston News hasn't 'o"hu u
candidate yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

LATEST statintics show in French
imports Increase 81 s,5Ti0. 80, while In tho
samo period azporta have diminished by sl7,.
30 OO those ~ manufactured goods have
failcn on si2.gsoDCO. Directly times begin 10
be hard hero, rropch exports begin 10 dc.
ri
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08


IL Ia 10 DO regretted that the Hous.
ton Post put out an aspirsnt Tor the
comInissiooership IN opposition 10 Col.
Elliott The Post IL anew convert to
Democracy, and Ia known ss Chick
and thin" organ Of The governor.
Both modcsty aud policy should have
suppressed its candidacy for any favor
At she hands Of either HE governor or
party. IL looks "a II IL wanted pay IN
its services OF lad become Democratic
'of once, ~. as our Austin special
stated yesterday, Col. Elliott Is de
is"tsd becatisc Of this action Of III.
~, The latter paper viii gain nothing
by IL course.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

SENATOR TrpnELh IL u smart man
only a little previous. old things
cannot be changed into new things III
n night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

Irs about eight months before e'eo-
i,or hut not too early for the wisc
politician to be nstr,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08


nj 1'lrDDderogh, ~. s.. In arranging for melt
Ing iron Wy - new process devised bya French
Inventor. The iron. instead ~ being melted
nn1 run on into riRs, is heated 10 what IA
called q sponge heat, snd ali Impurities arc
then EXTRACTED, leaving the refined product
so soft that Il may be cut with knife. its
said that Wy this new process saving Of Va
q ton IL effected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

Iris said thnt there IRE at MI times
numerous celebrities travelling In this county
under the coneFalfnent of assumed names. Or,
In ths case Of titled individuals, of their plain
family names, a landlord ~ n hotel much
favored ~ foreigners asserts that such tour
lists are common. without any acquaintance
on this side u tho ocean, aud wilh1ut the de-
sire ~ waste umo In social ulYialities, they
6nG ~ castor and pieasantst % 10 through
tho country nnilniered ny recognition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

FRANZ STEEL lalo prisoner In the
Kentucky state pcultcntinry for murder, IL
said 10 have been permitted 10 attend the
funeral ofhig mthnr, Judge Btccl, Inst week
unattended. upon the pledge Of Ills relatives
that ho would return 70 the prison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

punK-RAIsEHs ARE pleased to hehi
that u Jersey rod pig, taken To Connecticut
and Iosa than three years old, Tipped th'
bcnm,n, i,2O pounds. nnd lost only lO'
nnmnhA In hinnslnR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

LAST year Australian exports
amounted 10 over o. OoJ.WO, while the OK.
poris oftho Cnitod states woro only about
lhrcc times thnt sum. Australia hna a,tpDr
o inhabitants. while wo have not less than
hnnOllnI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08
J.R. RANDALL tells the story of n

J. H. RANDALL tells the story OF n
black soldier who ran away nj Mnrffc,sboro
battle, ana was asked II ho thought any ons
would have missed him had ho been killed.
mo" he replied, "tbcy don't miss white
non. much less pgRers: but would have
missed Inysolf. and that's the pint with me-"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08
Oh, Mol
fIIouslon Age.l

Houston Age.l
Thc Fort Worth GAZETTE " the best
paper In the state among tho d",I'cs'
Ter Courier.
What Better than the Age
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

MANY of the men in Washington
territory any that they VIII
not furnish poll-tnt money ior
tholr wives ana grown daughters. No poll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

Agents of New York firm are
securing tho woods of Arkansas for bIhck
walnut trees, for which 81 choh b paid inc
Ioga being shipped to New orlcnnn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

=, NJ. ebl, 1901 TO ~ !, \
straight Two year'o,a
.ontrl,l part u Wr,'s,,' w
70 10 ~ good ~ an AVE-
~ LniilI'nsas aud ssd.9eJ
DO delivered nj sssy.,s|
Mo.,t''wostcrn Tesasi ~, N !.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

GEpMANY has d5i thcaters and
nenriy 1000 actors. including W Mullcrs u
gchuldtg and % Meyers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

No. b52, 100 M m N
prairie raised ,cs,lIr.
Cent NJ and Nori6vs
tocd 10 loo m good w,Ws.1
tnised In I.ainpasaa "A N \,
VIII be dcllycfed ii IA
convenient points vI,s..
lcno, Tos., between V,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

so WI...A MOST. DE@lthBbE FLOCK OF
.,,cop located Ia Coleman county. Texas, de-
sctlbcd nA follows;
100 ewes two years OH,
bDD ewes older,
400 lambs,
40 buckle Spanish Merlno).
mo ewes shear ma, ana the lambs graded
10 shonr MS These sheep are In good condi.
lion mud ON u most uxCcllcnt range.
Their wool sold NJ cnnth por pound thrco
yrnrA ngo, and brought dc last Hcuhon. Frc-
for 10 nc In onu lot md commend them ~ u
bargain, both In quality aud price.
No. 85i.--A FEW MORE rulti-BitEp AN
porn gontA This ~ AN importation made by
ourgci yes, nnd we particularly invite inApec.
ton OF tnig flock Tho breeder (onc of tho
inoAt reputable la tho country guarantees
the breeding OF these RnhtA.
No. ~ $500 ACHES OF FINE GhAHING
land well vet In mesquite grass, wei
wntGrad, md fine timber for fencing
and tucl-ncnr ToKns tho Central Kali.
road in SchackplfDrd county. Also 1000
Mcxicnn and grade sheep and nfiy mo
Mcrlno bucks. The sheep nro In good hS,
fTpu of disease. 1000 nrst-clnsg fencing posts,
a comfortable dwelling house, shutcs and
prnp FOR sheer, hUrsCH, wagon ana all ncc"a-
AIRY ranch tools. VIII soil Oue.hnlf Interest
Ia whole outit, or wilI sell tho land separate.
No. 500 --l5uD iOsPOUND srAN1SH NislU.
M owes, very high grade, from one 10 four
yrnta cd: frer from discnac, aud In nnC
Condition, VIII bed, llvcrcd 1T Fort worth or
other points. This IL one of tbs best nrckg
In Kansas WIN be sold NJ - great bargain
IN ~ head lots OF more. Parties wishing to
buy extra fuo sheep cannot do bctlcf lhnD
~ secure some OF this tlOCk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

omccapott worth, Aps,in, Han Antonio, Colorado t,,
Inquiries nndc of either ofco
KY "ncriy number when requesting particular ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08
r. n, ey Y, lgt ofi,bs..',

m even lot oflibw,.
e'h 70 rldo mud ar,' IRs'ss.s)
no. ,a.,--'o nE \ ),
sale All brohen Ky y Y Dd
iour, and some are |" ~ w n
ncHn This lot cnS o ~ o'ttas n
We cl, n oiiot them Y v |. IN
No. 40 100 Ilp.sj
hofsoM u sold on n. VI
horses VIII be Sbfos'oo,' III
,ho s,ork horses Ipa,ht
norsca n'oro were ~, 1871
s,onNon, nnd this sp psaa 4
mere WIN bc about "
A'ncrlcan medium Il. = 81
No. bbl, 1901 M NJ
straight two ysa ~
central part " Wr,' s Al
70 10 ~ good ~ 40 AVE.
~ Liiiilpnsaa and 1919
pc delivered al AM.
1891. ''Mr't
No, b52, 100 10 ~ l,
prairie raised ,csfiIrs.
Cent al and Nort6"'s'5..
tocd TO loo m rood N M.
raised In l.alnpasas \. " !.
WIZ be dcllyofei IN N. \,
convenient points VA.
lono, Tex, between M;
| No. bs1. loo no ~
smooth pfalrlefAi.,ja
Guaranteed 10 be rosi "
hgtH j unc | , lksi, WI 4
800 aud over, NJ any c,.,.
my miles " I.nlid o,,,
Tine beiwcc May is M
! No, 81, 1000 10 nd
holiets. They gre oil ia
raised, mcrchaplabh AZ
average Of the cattle "A.
Texas, viii DO delIysri,
oNcr MT any c0nye Uni \
TcSnA, from May lsbjm
| No 66b, l,yG bBYms
10 loo 'ug good IVA nny ayrx
Central Texas. Nons 4.
Al good, smooth, Inesis
DO delivered nj All N
Western or Northwestern
| No. 30. 100 10 iajn
stock cattlo will b ~
vunlcnt point In Nonlsa
1000 head and over, M,
July !, 1884. Mlsei II
Texas cattle, funnIbx NJ
each OF yearllng issJs|
calves One and iwoJwl
one.hnlf each ses.
No. bb7, 100 70 iogfTI
Texas cattle will brdllh.
In mixed lots Of 400 o. es
W purchase this clsa IA.
before they place tb,t "a
No. $50, i.tWto.ujuHfl
cattle IN mixed lop Il
head. VIII b. Jsii,rNr
any locality. W. can tat
only one aud iwcTsuss
No. 90, FIVE TO Tfsi
lara " tile capital ,i9ies
tie COinpnn eB In Nofiirs
cattle number about lls
1900 10 300 acfss uflili
horses and n cpmpl,is "a K
the company are couilAt
100000. while ~ tnilnis
coed slO.O1. The mhtt y
best management fmr
Invest In the stock bnhtss
excellent 0pp0rlnnly
No. 800, IRON Tks d L
thousand dollars oiesrt
uughiy cgiabllshef nltr
pany IN chartered tnad
state. and II II pnAr , y
some Of the wealtllssitt
business men " The st,t X
OF SONS fundsby iht try
tho only cause 6fllslftiI
for sails, and w eau W.
II RR "a rare 0ppnftanill q
No Hil, ylbi0i bs,a
stock Of q sound caillsts <.
pauy ownsa yev 1bsbs
range Ia well located. Y
offer agood inducslaftl
No. bGs. $500 u "
cattle company coinrprs
capitalists. The pFt;iv
ngnInent Of q lbooysg =
man. The coinyauf
about I20l0 besl d ~
plctc ranch oDtdt -
No. tg2.--ll 20, heai
ranging In Jones abd =
VIII be- counted outline
No, bei..-.lO0 head y
McC,lelland county. v
Lin the spring. WILKES
llvend In the spflng
No, nd. --iiDo HAD
N cattle for sale y Nash
hnvs' 2JO head 81 iseir
49, ,,.., nlds anil ntt
aliln u lumpiu WV
Co., Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

GLASS frult,jars are turned out Mt "
Lochport, N. Y, glasrworka Mt the rate 81
nipc thousand per dhy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

NJ, maj. -..aIsO SHEEP IN NOLAN COUNTY
,,n IAN ,irccK nnd lributaricn 100 graded 10
n,c.r az iba., 1870 graded 10 shear 2 lbH, ~
snnniah Morlno buckle nll irce RON ulsonHc,
nl',,,rnyp,ntnis, JoS house, three rooms, D
a",nns In cultivation, fine aprinE (which mover
mia within forty ynrda of houac, buck pas
lure 'of forty ncrca, 500 acres ~ ftc WIN Onk'
,an,iuu yyntnf In them ono ~ Tie best
ranohc. IN tho county. Price eie,p0 for tho
vhulp outfit,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

No No. Nc:-lco HAN
ho or', 4 sold on ' 4. VI
,ho slork horses Ipa,ht;
horses u',orc wutr ~, s,uat|
aenron, and this sn,,ss !. 4
Inero Mll, DO about X "
n.'ncfiCnn medium n. y, 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-08

No. 30, 100 10 ialnl
stock cattle will n ~
vunlcnt point In Nonlsa
200 head and oyeL M
July !, 1884. Mlxei VI
Texas cattle, runnIbg ,srI
each OF yearling issWI
calves One and twojw.
pilp.ltulf each spf