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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-18

u~<s M 4 ----- -. ..-.-..>II.I a.. -
when horses nFe conpe.,ca "
main exposed 20 storms ~ ~ $3.50. .
the nsc o. rubber ninnk.,' WIN nnn-
mel lining. VA! pc y, vn'.ap.' "ss'' ~
IN the prevention 81 coius anu lung ~
eases. Troy Times
The ipHury Ao",n'y !, % -. ol''n-
ion that pominiquss pfecu NOT ~ -
color than any other breed ~ iows'
Incy nrs veIy n., ,. ana mo.h.:,
sP's". ' ~. <.s,,s
a." ~" ''''s 1'.'s
An ostrich raiser says 'ns' os'. 1870 ',rs
arc pluckcd once year wnen "nocr
three years % nge' ma Twice . yent
when Older yiclu'nG ieatn'rs ~ en.n
piuckins worth rom Seven, " NINETY
dollars. --Snn FRANCISCO 1@t'
An Ohio truck grower plows and
sows with rye that part q hIs garden
which he can clean on ~ time, ana
whatever manure y ready y sprenu y
the same time. Inc rye mnkes quit' =
growth during fal! ana win'er' anu
when turned under N tne spring counts
something a. . icrtiiiaet' ocsoeS w,
dcring the SOIL very mellow 'seceso"o
Leadsr.
-2ulnccs can pe grown ~ most "
calitics where apples thrive Inc ~
crct q success win ms somewhat oIIn,
cult fruit Is mulchlng ~ WINTER nn9
heavy manrring ~ summer woou
ashes. leachcd OF uniencnea' arc niSny
beneficial Inc ounce oorer must q
dug OUT Win knhc ~ tne AL .c"o
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-18

AZ the recent change in time has
awakened some inquiry on this subject.
the following facts may Be Of interest:
Julius Caesar rectified the calendar 40
b. O.. and by means Of the calculations
81 his astronomers made the year II IL
present length. This. however. Il said
Ia BE- really eleven minutes too much,
and by the time Pope Gregory Mi.
came into power the surplus had
reached eleven days. The Pope had
eufIicient influence 10 set aide trsar's
method. and the new calendar was &C.
ceptcd AZ once in Italy. Spain and Fort
ugal. Il gradually came into favor 10
France and Germany, and both Dem
mark and Sweden adopted Il in 100.
In England. popular prejudice opposed
the Grceorian method until. in l75i, an
act 81 Parliament lcgalized the change
and this gave use to the terms ''old
style- and new style. Ridiculous
4: Il may seem, whenever riots occurred
IL that tine. for whatever cause. this
change was made basis If . complaint
by those who did not understand =
word upon the subject. Hogarth IN his
picture u the election riot. represents
| 4 man drunk in the gutter. while near
~ lies his banner inscribed: Give Us
back our eleven days This shows
how readily politicians. even then.
/ turned everything 20 an account The
| recent change Is only . more perfect
attainment of uniform standard
Speaking % time Il Is very interesting
| ID see the number Of men watching the
dropping Of the ball AZ the telegraph
building. This Is done AZ twelve n clock.
thus indicating Washington time The
Importance of even one minute Is felt
here, since the banks close NJ three.
and All unpaid notes ~ a once e
protest. Hence triiIing delay may
ruin credit. The <ub-TreaSury closes
II two. and rs Il orens ~ ten there ar
only four hours of public business
Time. under such circumstances. i IN
Iced money! y. Cor. tiica Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-18

A good deal has been said through the
papers about the heathfulnesS of lem
ons. The latest advice n how % use
them 50 that they will DO the most good
as follows: Most people know the ben
ciit ~ lemonade before breakfast. but
few know that II is more than doubled
by taking another At night also. The
way 10 ret the better Of the bilious sys-
tenn without blue pills or auininc i TO
take the juice ~ one. two Or three lem
ons, as appetite Graves, in as much ico
water as makes Il pleasant 20 drink
without sugar. before going 70 bed. AZ
the morning, on rising. ~ least hair
hour before breakfast. take the juice q
one lemon IN goblet q water. This
will clear the system Of humor and bile
with efficiency. without any Of tho
weakening effects Of calomcl Or con-
crcss water. People should not irritata
The stomach BY eating lemons clear; the
powerful ncid Of the juice, which Il Al
WAYS most corrosive. invariably pro
dnces inflammation after awhile. but,
properly diluted, 80 that Il does mot
burn or draw the throat ID does IT,
| medical work without harm, and, when
| tho stomachis clear of food. has album
dant opportunity % work over the -
tenn thoroughly, says medical author
itv.-- Exchonge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-18

The South Carolina Election cases
have fallen through for want of evi-
drnce 10 sustain them. They were
brought on rumor. and were simply ~
many attempts % pcrsecutc Democrats
black and white who were participants
IN the Congressional elections IN that
state.
Judge Bonj, of the United States
District Court. who presided - the
trials. ii 4 bitter Republican and ~. ~
MI inclined 10 favor the Democratic
defendants. Not single Democrat
Wa permitted 10 remain on the jurics
which trcl them. Nevertheless. the
Government failed 70 convict IN any
ease The evidence was 20 i.imsy and
unreliable that Republican conrt and
. Republican jury were obliged ~
acqlIit.
lhis disposcs most eilcctually Of the
hue and cry raised by the Republican
press about Democratic intimidation
and fraud in south Carolina The
..Union League" will now have consid'
cradle less work 10 perform IN recon
4 strncting Southern State Governments
l II Will even perhaps b. able % look aftcl
/ HE The. Aliens and Dave Mouats. whs
I pilc up Republican majorities by way
\ that are dark and tricks that ar vain
Meanwhile the surplus IN the Treas
ur will BE- considerably reduced BY IN
cot 81 these yindictive but ridiculou
prosecutions ID South Carolina. ~
deed Il Il likely they were institute
partly for that especial purpose
\. Hary1stury lh.l fat'sot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-18

I.l 49,. x>1~.~.
A every e,ee'ion ~n'en n.s 49,
place since tne neP""'."n P,'y
come in.o power ~. ,5.' 80 NV IA.
issues wnicn y e .,n P"r :, 5
front Vne Va .no .,'', '.. q.
the otneE ing l'nl'ei' . 49,
teres's' Ipon tncsc 49, -. = ~
oeen won. " pay i'os' a 49, ~ .;..';J
aiscoraahL m"s'o .'o -. ~
peoPie' Auc S<", 80 L 49,
tert>S Va 'n.cnuei ~ 1....., ~ -
o. tnr co,''ine'S'.' 49, .''fs, ~ .s.~,.s
the people anu ~ ".e." .'a.' 49, ~, ~
~ tne south 49, ,':,au. ~ i:.' . = ~, -
peneSoient y'a pn''snsnsoP'e p s;,!,:,:ss
'ns country, wnoS :s s ~ sr;len,lv
eou'a e. .a,. ssss,l,, nnon
so't1 ~. 80 =. ~',,1.Ss .ol,,r..d
,ne 'no''en rn ~ ss..:,: " s.h.mes "a.
protner' AncSe u'. Y. 80. -, ~
wei SHOWN " ~ ~ s.'".'' ANA 1"t $500
they were thought Y csn'an ' n sr.,;,s','
tor nc stu,npet. snu " ,.. - '. 4 =.
texts ior tne asstaSe s:''''s' WHY na
done yeomah Ssrseo - sose ,1 ,.' s- ~
paiSns nu' Y ~ 1871 no',S''.. ~
serving people tna' - S.on - ~, s 49,,
tion was over t''e eo'o.cu $3.50. ,'''''' I
No oneto modest 81 make n ne, a''a'' w
me CUISINES. concerns 2. ~ e9ssy
gave ~ es'nenes- = ~ 'g Ts.; .; n
which thc! nag ercape" ~ 49, 80.
thing mas doubtless cause some ie' ''':'.'
ana perhaps sisen l'se ~ tns -
maj ai1sr ~ 'ne~e p'cs''eS'iu. a ''a;.'.,
q Sputne.n tfouu'es aiu ,'np t'' '.',.'
commcrciai nan;ef, n'ns nase srs'; WE ~
the visions q the n'so'uete" ia AM, Y.
kepnnilcan statesmen, sups''n .nu "
dwelling too EVERY upon ~ sss;-
oi.ityo' iosnS tns'I P..'on.s an .';.. .e \,
onlces rucn = uanser ~ s''1 '''na \.
= Republican statesman 'nEn. p''Ss.o's
proluce uisornere1 fancy ~ 49,
rlsesio ne mo~t !eaf.uI app.sns'' '..;'.s.
The los q position anu pows. - ~ ~ Y
possibly present 49,. une"s...ss - ~
mind "a nose pronunS y pa.'y 49,. aa
nation, me ne I'os. nlo" w.
ters might F'se g coI!on' .. ~. ..' ".s
through them W. COUNT 1 ~ .'s NJ ~.
q party asas.er. -, q ,; ~ s w
ncaSaiS, ~ evInIlle.e'.. 1870. a 'sh;,.h Nv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-18

4H< IMm@f"I~<E <- ----
wills. iillneis-A kr'1.e<1 ---...-..
The search Gsr 10 Hict'me-fsli A'-s
~ shc Ls>s and s>v~a-xns ne.sn 49,.
r:<s s.-,~r< x.es~ rAs~ a. nssh>r
<,..~r,.r.
.. Loms. NO. Jan. !.
Among che many calamities which have
w. ~, .........,~. ~. fhe flr<t week of 1854 In 1
~ $1,000 $780,. nan. cou,es vim such Il
e-< 49, ---- r----,. ...,..-. .,,~..->,x, a. |
<F"<n'"k .e.se 4. 1870 <s-< ..~~:k,. a;s.s<c~ |
our sympa<hies <nan - s.-s--
which overlook the Convent q me Sisters
~ al. In,maculate Conception ~ bellevllIe, |
~, - r-..-1-- .;.hr IN. An inst. bv |
~, y" 1900. --,...- ,.a.r en- |
wnich twenty 'tcsss =. 49, 49,. ....ss~- ~
dents and fve o. the sisters, tnc'uo'nk 49,
Mother Superior lost their lives ~
-.,..~<.r h..fore eleven On the night il Ques-
$780, -~, - 800 ~. .....~<~ in>.a \ 6re
t1on' ~ neatly ~ 800 49, ~. ~.
started m tne pe>eme.ss 49, -ss--.
ma,es, who had for tne n'o's ~ ~
~.,-h .,.,..ced than. the building was en-
',r--, ~ s...,.- ~ ne.rlv every avenue
veiopeo - n.' -. ~. ~. 3..s,r..ent ~
summoned by telephone q quickly - pos
...s -se.. 49,. .~~;v.a 1870 unable 70 do
anything toward saving the onlI9inks M
III that could b. done was g enQeav9I g
rescue the unfortunate inmates. a. which
work, horrible 20 relate, but iittie suc> -
M. James Stout. q the City Foundry
who early discovered the nre, iost ~
time in repairing 20 the scene.
ne saws on reaching the building. tne
windows Of the third story presented
spectacle calculated 20 send tnrtA, q ~;
ror through the stoutest heart ~ their
nixhs clothes, about the windows STOOD
large number OF the inmates 81 sne con-
vent. with faces white - snows screaming
for help and wringing their hands IN ago
nix.nc despair They had ALREADY oeen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

tendency. Tho people have got to
holding meetings and caucusing over
the situation. They are talking rail-
roads, and while the excitement Of the
hour is blazing 1t is possible that in an
unguarded moment they will commit
the rashness Of building railroad
somewhere. They want a road to
Brownwood, road to Grapevine, a
road to Grecnvllle, and to two or three
other places that do not occur to mind
just now. They have even gone to the
extent of appointing committees of
public benefit TO solicit subscriptions
to build these roads and ward Off the
threatened calamity which impends
from the neighborhood of Fort Worth.
II Is proposed that the whole of Dali
las county unite for the purpose of
common defense. sud submit to vol
untary assessment of two per cent. of
their property values to raise fund for
railroad construction, Another meet
ing ia soon to be held, at which the
committee will report the programme
formulated by it, by which the various
railroad schemes are to be advanced
and the general welfare promoted, and
themselves saved from impending de.
struction.
We are right glad TO see this spirit
of enterprise growing in our neighbor
city, and Us emulation and imitation
OF Fort Worth. We would be happy
to see Dallas have two or three more
railroads, to keep up her end of the
state-said railroad to be built with
Dallas money. The committee of
public benefit" was n happy thought,
and should be made permanent insti-
tuition, to guard against surprises from
abb Dad and provide ways and means
to insure the city's preservation. BY
all means perpetuate "the committee
of public benefit Make II palladiu m
of it. Build railroads with it, Ward
Off competition with it. When it wears
out, get up new one. Bnt be sure of
one thing: your committee of public
benefit will find it freezing weather
when Fort Worth can not go it a few
| better.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
seyen DAYS a Week.

The value of the GAZETTE TO The
newspaper reading public OF North
Texas was never more apparent than
on laat Monday morning. Being one
of the only two papers in Texas pub
fishing seven issues week, the GA
ZsTrE was the only medium through
which one-half of the state, land large
" more than one.half when the popu-
lation Is considered could get the news
OF the all-absorbing Cincinnati roit'
10 Austin and Lampasas in the South,
to III Paso in The West, TO the Indian
Territory in the North, to the Pan
handle i'm the Northwest, to Texarkana
In the Northeast, and to Shreveport in
the East, including all the territory
within these various points, the GA
zE1-rE last Monday was absolutely
without competition rs the purveyor
Of most exciting news. AS a conse-
quence our circulation on that day
was II, 900 copies; some places liner cas-
ing their usual daily consumption of
the GAZETTE 400 per cent People
who want the news every day in the
year should subscribe for the GAZETTE.
The reduction made to mail subscrib-
ers ia all the more reduction when
the fact Is remembered that the GA
zErrE Il published every day in the
year, and is the only paper so publish
ed that reaches two-thirds of our read
Ing public on the day OF publication.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

tho Iury thus instructed retire to con-
slider of their verdict.
la this picture overdrawng ASK 'ne
suitors, jurors, witnesses ana lawyers
whose time has been wasted Lei
every man who has had much 10 oo
with county courts where judges OF
this kind have been presiding tell his
experience. :.
The GAZETTE has no iriehos u
serve nor enemies to punish. II seeks
only the good OF the state, and THINKS
1t time for the people to attend to their
own interests sufficiently to put only
thoroughly qualified men into a posi-
tlon like this.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
wEpNnsn " MORNING. APRIL :
0amnairn Price.

The Dauy GAZETTE Will be sent to any nd
dress, by mall only, from now I'LL January
lss5. for s, In advance. The GAZETTE ispub-
lished every day in tie year. aud Is the largest
one or,h. two papers in Texas that print
seven issues wock. This makes the GA
zsTrE the cheapest daily In Texas, ana 'h's
reduction will enable every one to take 1t Tor
the campaign year. The GAZETTE publishes
tho high court decisions. full line OF si"to
specials, q null telegraphlc report by AssocI'
nted Press, and market report excelled by
NO nnner IN tho state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
.nouls no, be mixed up in pollocs.-Iryicr

should no, be mixed UP in poiiiIcs,-ITyiei
Courier.
II has been made legislative ques-
ton, however, and the GAZETTE would
like TO see candidates for the legisla'
ture elected to reflect the wishes OF the
people of each county concerning u
herd law. Let the people say whether
or not the practice of the past Is sud
denly to be subversed. The GAZETTE
ia moi afraid of the result. II anti-freo
prass or herd law advocates do not
want the question injected into poll
ties. lei them keepit out Of the legisla-
ture and Tie pspers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

THE Fort Worth GAZETTE Fays the stock
ralsers OF Texas paid tax on sl7,5s?..al last
year, that being incroasein the value OF live
stock. The increase In the value Of other
property was about st3, o,.co,. The GAZETTE
and The eattlemen want free grass, but JUS,
why stocknen should be specially n,voreui !,
not so clem.-Brenham banner.
No one asks special favors for them.
encouragement OF live stock raininp
in the state has led to It's rapid devel
opmenl. We that the policy be
Continued in the interest of all Texas
The farmer follows the ranchmar
westward. That'sall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
Dallas aud Fort Worth.

Dallas is getting frightened. She
Is waking M to the very unpleasant
tact that her prestige in North Texas
IS being undermined by rival which
mas never lost victory, and which
now threatens to usurp her claim 10
predominance. The Prominence OF
Fort Worth is just cause of apprehen.
sion TO the Dallasiie, and just now the
citizen of that city is losing good
dea! OF sleep over the problem of how
to secure and maintain his cily's as.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02


Galveston News. The echoes from
the meeting of the Democratic state
executive committe at Waco seem TO
be prophetic OF n lively campaign next
fall. While current signs are plenti-
fully short of denoting any wide
spread demand for the denomination
of Governor Ireland, they do denote,
however, that many who are warmly
opposed to him anticipate that he will
succeed himself because of lack of or
ganized opposition. This, on the face
of 1t, reveals deplorable state of af-
and sincere opinion asserting that the
present governor of Texas is not an &C.
ceptable candidate for reelection, but
in the samei breath admitting that he
VIII become governor not Notwithstanding
his alleged unsuitableness for the posi-
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

The GAzElrEyentures the assertion
that seven OF every ten men who come
TO Texas TO buy land for actual settle
mcnt do so because of the advan-
tages of feed To raise live stock, either
in whole or In part; and that they do
not understand there lsany restriction
ON grazing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements under this head viii h. !,
serted at the rate OF Ave cents linz ~,
Insertion, seven words 10 the line. No asya.
tisement Inserted Tor less than Is cents psr
ties with whom we have no runp,no an,a.'.
must pay I'm advance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

Is II possible that the politicians de.
sire to keep Western Texas from set.
Element forever, that the rents from
It's natural product may so TO educate
the children Of men who have grown
rich in the past on free grass?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

THE GAZETTE iavors anything that
builds up Texas, and therefore favors
free grasS and railroads and public
schools and sale of land TO actual set
tiers only.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

No travelling agent or any one but
the cashier OF the Loving Publishing
Co., is authorized TO draw Oh this
Office. Parties cashing checks or
drafts drawn by any one else do so at
their own risk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

THERE is too much of Texas that
needs to be settled yet to talk or even
think Of herd law. Free grass is the
immigration agent that attracts the Mt
tention Of the pioneer to tie far West
ern plalns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

Ours number OF wsst Texas papers
want frye grass made an Issue In the coming
state eisesson; but tho nominating eonsen-
ton WIN not be inilucnecd by tbs unii-iree
grass or the free grass eiemcnts, and nothiap
will Be aAid In tho Democratic platform upon
ahu sn'yecs ltis not party question, ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

THERE Is no need for North Texans
to favor division. After 1856 this sec
lion will have control of the state gov
eminent, and will be just and fair to
East and South Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

TuE Republican state convention win con-
Vene IN the city OF FOR, Worth, April ssth.--
FRANKLIN Herald,
And the Democratic state conven-
ton will convene In the city of Fort
Worth, June llth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

THE Henderson Times and Buffalo
Gap News favor division of the state
The Greenville Banner can tell them
how TO make four states out Of the
present grand empire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
~ tIlc TrnyellngPnbllc.

Parties aboard any train coming into
or leaving Fort Worth, who cannot
procure copies of the GAZETTE will
confer fayor by notifying this office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
1,REAsuRY DEPARTMENT-oFFICE ol

T,kEAsuRY DEPARTMENr-oFFI OF
4 comptroller the Currency Washing
evidence presented TO the undersigned, II bus
neep made TO appear that "The Fort Worth
nhtlunh Sank IN tha city OF Fort Worth. in
lno county OF Tarrant and state OF Texas. has
complied with all the provisions OF the le-
yiseu statutes ofihe United States. required
" ne complied With before AN association
snhil be authorized to commence the busi-
nsss OF banking. Now, therefore. /, John jay
hnoA. Comptroller of the Currency, do here,
~ ceflify that "rhe Fort Worth National
nhnk,' IN the city OF Fort Worth, In the
yvDuniy OF Iarr'.nt and state OF Texas. y att
tlnorlzeu 10 commence the business OF bank,
ans W provided IN section 1fty-one hundred
United States,
an IA testimony whereof. witness my hand
"h" seal OF oiiice this 9TH day OF March. 1854.
JoHS JAY KNOX,
Comptroller OF the Clrrencv.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
FOR sALE-LIvE STOCK.

ON REASONABLE TERMS, AT THE EN-
miles south OF the city OF Fort Worth, nifty
head OF thoroughbred, Rcclimated Shorthorn
onlls one year old and past: also, Atty head
OF hal and three~quarter bred native Short
horn bulls one and two year old Cattle are
large, hne and well suited for breeding pur-
poses, II desired, Will be held TIL April LIST
and turned over 10 purchasers In good con-
Jition. Apply TO IL. e. Maddox, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
He'd Settle in the Fort.

I"'F''| ~ s7FNNNsflUIfT
Wonder why the Fort Worth GA
HErrEwants the pope of Rome To coma
to America. No''e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

The GA2ATrg saysit IN not a settled fact
that Mr.. weliborn win be reelected. - BreclS.
cnridge Texan.
Nothing is certain in this world, but
the GAzErrE believes Mr. Wellborn
VIII succeed himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

Colorado Clipper; That John Ire
land will be the nominee for governor
at the next state convention of the
Democratic party, and Hon. j. II.
tleuing for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, there
Is but little doubt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

Bonham Advocate We haven't
heard of IA new boom for 'anybody to
beat lreland,n for the past two weeks.
Gen. Sui. Ross OF Waco nipped the
hardest ''plant" that had made It's an.
pearance this spring, when lie posi-.
lively declined 10 run for that Office.
and further announced that lie would
support the Sage of Seguinn for re-
election. Next!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

BELLvIILE can well boast of pos
sesslng two of the best weekly papers
IN Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

Col w. G. SrERRErT will be can
didate for the legislature IN Dallas
county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

II the Republicans ale 10 elect the
president, give us Blaine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
ALL SORTS.

CENTRAL. HOTEL AND RESTA URA Mt,
y Just Inc place TO get good meal. Day
III per day. f. Post, proprietor, No. loiO
fYllE sUlToR HoUSE-SUCCESsoR TO
hlssissippi house. 9l7 Main street, Robert
Sultof, proprietor. This house has been thor
hlshed throughout with clean beds. Table
6oarn, "A per week; board and lodging, IS. and
uay BOARD 81 and sl.si single meal Is cents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
HACK LINES

q j. ROWE, MINERAL N " "
y Pinto county, Tesss, lu,s " 4
cord coaches TO and ron hlIs
ing with all trains, and isrrIam.. a
travellers with teams 10 %! r''
rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
Fort Worth aud Chieayo.

sulphur springs Echo.l
Fort Worth, like Chicago. will have
the Republican and Demociatic cene
ventions. ' o0l-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02
HOTELS

rTERRELL HOUSE. TERskl ~
lie principal hotel in tosn ., sl'
pot. Comforiablein every y, is' ~
best of attention shownlnesls. ~
rooms. Dedrich a Nealy' p'Vilr.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-02

Gainesville Advance: The best ele.
ment of the Texas press are in favor of
John Ireland for governor, and the
malicious attempts of his enemies to
traduce him have only served to bring
out his merits more prominently. He
VIII be our next governor.