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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
MAJ. RICHARDSON.
Candidate for Superintendent " Public
Instruction-An Interview ON
Current Topics.
f,orre,pondence Of the Gazette.

Correspondents OF the Gazette.
PirTsBuRG, Ten, May y, ISL
Your correspondent thought the
readers OF THE GAZETTE would like to
know q little Of the history OF one that
will most likely be superintendent OF
nublic instruction. Maj Richardson
is fine looking gentleman, ffty-seyen
veAra of age. with most pleasing
couptenance, but one marked with the
character OF the man, that OF honesty
and firmness. His qualifications for
the position are unsurpassed. Hisgreat
popularity all through this part Of the
country Il wonderful. IL 10 general
rule that no matter how honorable q
nublic man may be, he will have his
enemies, but the major must be an ex.
ception, for have never heard
him spoken Of but In
Tie most complimentary
terms. every person seeming ~ have u
great admiration.
"AIajor, ] SEE you were one OF the
unfortunate ones IN our late struggle?''
"Yes, sir, \ lost my lex Ia Virginia al
the battle Of Winchester, In 5eptem-
Der. 1854. Gen. G0dwan was then our
general commanding the brigade and
Gen. Ramsewer command the division
III was member Of the genera
staff; my commission was direct from
the president,
'How long have you been teaching
major"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

Il MPHRlES, Alto IL
MI news aI Law. ONCE second stofy wi
ner Main and First streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
FORT WORTH PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
lie LOTS IN RELLEvUE ADDITION,
SOUTH SIDE,

AT AUCTION THURSDAY JUNE 12.
The growth OF Fort Worth Is southwark.
In two years over go, people have locate
south Of the Texas & Pacific railroad, where
then about forty houses stood. Bellevue Is
on the commanding eminence directly east
OF the residences of Messrs Cannon, Miles, II.
Leach and Trammell. IL has been sub-di-
vided and wire.fencsd oflinto blocks. The
Texas Investment company, limited, will
sell li3 lots mt auction ON Thnrsday. June IL,
1884. Bellevue htll is reached by n gradual
ascent and Is about eighty feet higher than
the courthouse and same distance south oil
the Texas * Pacific reservation that the
courthouse is north OF the reservation. The
view from Lookout mountain Is not more
beautiful. Fort Worth on the north,
1 Triss s looks from ssI,eyae Ss hi
AS II IL was In u valley. The Clear Fork on
the west and the sycamore, Trinity and the
cross umbers on the east are seen.
A prominent physic an OF Fort Worm
pronounces Bellevue 10 he the best drained
and heelthiest portion OF our CITY
or suburbs There Is IN, no nr water ,cd loT
| that point IL free nom any tatnt Bellevue is
bound to be the great fashionable quarter OF
| Fort Worth.
| run mort n and south through Bellevue. The
| Fort Worth stree, railroad is now being ch'
tended along Hemphili street In that direc
| ton. The Rosedale street railroad VIII nave
| It's terminus Just east Of Bellevue.
| Clear Fork and Trinity hedge In Fort Worth
on north, east and west and y is bound !,
| continue extending south. Bellevue ridge II
the only fine place for a drive near the city
History repeats itself Property on the SOUTH
side bas rit en- with great rapidity recently
Land adjoining Bellevue that less than 1
wear ago sold for st0 an acre now bring
SI.0O 10 s2, so an acre. Lots b,ught al I'M
auction will Quadruple IN value In u ieV
months; as street railroad and the mai ufn
growth of Fort Worth will soon MI BELLEVUE
with houses. This property will be sold a
auction onits merits. Titles are goou, an'
abstracts can be seen ut Texas Investmen
compauy's Office. Terms exceedingly liberal
Conveyances TO ground will be furnished re
on day of sale. All are invitei, especiaii
the ladies. No matter whether you expect Z
buy or not, come tn the sale. In meantim'
walk or drive overt Bellevue Texas ~
[ yestment company II team goes there uailo
This property has never been on Tue 'n'''he
, before,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
~-7-7I
LAMPASAS.
Gone TO Glory by the Morphine Route
Too Much Rain.

Special TO the Gazette.
LANpAsAs, May 30.-The suicidal
fever is still raging. VIM. M. Scott
died this morning Mt o'clock from nm
overdose of morphine. Scott was u
low comedian ut the Gem theater, "
and had been drinking very hard for
some time. He was in the habit OF
uuieting his nerves by taking bromide
of potash. Yesterday at II o'clock he,
for that or some other, cause, took "A
dose of morphine, which resulted In
his death. Drs. Wells and Graham
were called to his assistance. but could
not do the man any good.
This morning light rain fell In this
section, and at the present II Is rain
ing hard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
ssu,,dinr as.s~rsa,

Lurrrn-Rough lumber, boxing, u inunss
and under, nrsl-clAsu. IN; ssztgpin{. MA, -:
boxing and flooring, clears, 80 thick cleAsA
~ and ~. N; rough lumOeI. second cleeo
elS tcist and pcnntllngs cults, va
HipfNo-f1rat common WhRt pine, IA ~
second do. SO third do, Us. poplar. U8 49,
~ 81 native pine " va SO do ~ ~; nativs
''i Dnsss SID Recommendations lainehes ana
under, t2s o'asR o. do Txs, ~ 0uo& q
ecantling, Jofst CT any cpnnnpo lumber
SO OOaA& ": boxing over II inCheN, VD.Q0D
81 OG thick clears, " tol x and :, 30 uo00 ~
second clasa. any kind. t2i p032S 30.
DNnasEp AND MAruIIEp FEooRINo--Firse
class, -; second clnsa, al.
WHIrEPINE FURNISHING LuhHun-lA, N
and Inch white pine, S7us inch do, 50
CRiItxo--READRp On PLAfN-F1tet con-.
mon white pine, X, Sl1bN "a do, eSS 81 40, ~
poplar, *, Sa8 OOSsz' 80 poplar, ~ ssa.se0bSS o.
uativspine "a, SxISo, dc, y, ss5,
FcrLAn LvSnEN.--isS. ", ana 'noh. ~
snsseIxs.-w white pine A. q; do shaded 4.
s ban SG IS ss DO "a. ss 10 Mo- S NAIVE
sawed hcart, st,St saps, N.D
picKrrs-whits pine, dsessed ana headed.
synnve or nAt,SG yellow pine DO. u; lath.
LiSs, cxxxxr, Erc.--IAms, Austin. taes
per bbl. Cement. Louisville or REASONABLE. 1919
rer hill, Portland, sa7S Per Dbl. Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan, - 10 per hbi. Plaster
ne Mni OK. :. -i sireprcof q m Mr. N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

BNrs, cinnamon. per .Scund, ,se-s: sAr,ss.
is1--, bi.carbopmte. Of sods. xng., 80 cop
pcras, pcr N, as0t; castor al, v gal, sol y:
cinchonidN, per ounce, 1cs.-e.: CASTLE soar
pound, $50; chalh, lcnp. per pound, SHS
caiolnc,. 4. a W., per pound 5Deso; caioniel,
s SnS,sh Rss Is" SnIcri SS Ssor coG,
poaition powder. 2ssssO, doverr powders, Is;
epson salts. rer pound, aeoA; .ufn opium, per
eSias r Nv, Nos, !. vs. So machine oil castor.
SlaN Quinine. II. n W, per o.. Stapl 70 I;
German. var cs,. s'esl Is; potssh, bromide,
SNsni6 tcdidc. rs; chlorntc, ss~a25 Alum, &C.
Splriisl nrpontine, koc.; Linsced oil. sssp5 &c.
rlour sulphur, lsaSc; Essential Oils. 81. Louis
list; strictly pure white lend. 10; Patent
medicines, rebate list; u. ID. huia extracts.
20 per cent. or; Prescription walls, per case,
No and 10 per Of. on: dos brokcn.5 30 pcr 81. on.
Lard oil, losso. Dismnth, sub. NH, 10. Al.
cnhnl = 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
K~n,as CITY.



KANSAS CIIY. May 10. - WurAr--S3b
asked cash, s2ie biaJune; n bid July.
CoRS-lSi,c "a - cash; as lid June; iAS July.
OArs-Firmcr, Sa bid.
IfvK STOCK.
The live stock Indicator reports
CATTLE Receipts 800 market n rncr and
lOc higher, natives OF ll,N 10 l,2b pounds
average o ioiG 81; butchersAttors Of $50 10 LOO
pounds average m'a 10
HoGs--R eceipts T,oOu: market weaker Lots
OF 2It 10 $40 pounds average W@5.U
SIIrEr-l,fceipts, ,J4; market quiet, Ma
tiNcs OF loi pounds averag" e0aS 10
LIVE STOCK.
New YoRK. May Receips'
1880, including 90 car-louds for expectation
the market opened with "a good demand ~
strong "Wednesday ~ prices, but fell OIL be
fore the flni.h OF late sales, common and me.
diam steers ut II reduction OF 10 cents; GOVT
sold at q 1910 %: steers 400! o..
np--Receipts 3 Iw sheep steady; lntn "
scarce and higher clipped sheep fo0aV o'
lambs G0ja6po
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
Glassware.
Wool. MIdes. Etc.

~, Heavy line, ~ months, 6Di7; Buck wool.
i21i5; Light medium, i7eelp: Low grade
medium 1908; Mexican improved, l2Sh;
HipEs-ro. I,nesvy mint, dryp . 49,; No.
2 heavy fint, dry. b lsc NO. light nlnI
pm iso:. No. =, light mint. pm i2,fc bulls snd
~ damaged, v d yfsbc; green ea!ied. sound.
Y D 7lfc; grssn sailed, grubby vD b,fc; button
F,,as.at;knnk. 10000; raccoon. ao0tD !;
cayoies. sooS0o: mountain wolf. 7bc~si; fos !;
2lfb2bc.
sfins. = b 2O12b; antelope skins. y b 1ODtS
goat skins, eapb LOGS; shoop pcits. eccordins
70 an0uni Of wool. Sooeup; sns arli " -.
sbsep nelts, q D 6ol0c; Asxihnn sheep neae,
Improved, ltol2o: Mexican shesp shsshpSs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
COLORADO.
Wealthy Sheepman Found Murdered
Supposed Murderer Arrested.

Special TO the Gazette.
COLORADO, May 80. Wv. &. Hunter,
a prominent sheepman late of Cole
man county, was found murdered on
his ranch. twenty miles north Of Col
orado, on Wednesday. He had sold
his wool and was supposed to have
considerable money In his possession.
He WAS buried here to-day.
A yonnp man named II. l.. Watson
ia now in iail. charged with the crime.
Circumstantlal evidence Is strongly
against him. Hunter was well of and
leaves a family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

IINF NTuIk, 49,
CuicAoo, May So.-rhe Drovcrs' journal
reports:
Hoes Receipts. 20, 90; t2Na5at
CArrLE-- Receipts. 40. export grades q 90
@l IS. good to choice shipp,nR 3Oaf1 80; com.
mon 10 medium oSo@G 10, grass Texans -
6p1 10
SurEp--Receipts, a,oao: inferior 10 fair . 600
1 90; medium 10 good 4 oetnt rs; choice 10
extra 8 tos5 30 Te xus sheep3 GcS 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
TELEGRAPHiC MARKETS,


81. Louis.
ST.. louis. May sp.--No produce market,
the Merchants exchange being closed.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipts 1910; export steers 500
U.s. good 10 choice q 40: common 10
medium 8 1905 80; eornicd Texans 1000
8 70; gIass oval 20
SiiEtr--Rcccipts 2,en natives, range
. ;50t, %; Texans 2 nneit 80,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
Shops Burned.

CHICAGO, May 3o.-The shops OF
the Chicago & Northwestern railway,
Just beyond the western boundary OF
the city. were partially burned this
morning; loss not yet ascertained'
Two engines from the city were dis
patched TO the scene.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
WE'D CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

~ SALE OR LEASE RESIDENCE
~ splendid residence of the late Capt.
|h.Iaylor, No. l26 south Main street.
nas seven large elegantly papered
Ensh.d rooms, besides Bathroom with
~ COLI water, pantry. closet, etc. Large
w w 'front.' and rear. Stone foundation
NE entire house. Also three..room
!. mouse on rear Of Int. Good cistern
ra'etworks. Apply OH premises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
srRAyED OR STOLEN.

n lREwARD-FRoM MY PLACE
nv on the night OF April 25, 1854. one
Clithl.yellow Jersey COW, no marks or
y. sas within two days OF caiviDg when
kkascu, VIII pay the above reward
y. delivery u me in the western part
near Days artesiun we'll. II. ii.
=, Fort Worth, May 20, 1884.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

pl6w doublstresa, por dosen, . %, souea
s @ood q Tsr Ss sn al i sSo ss aSss 81
door butts, " .snd 10 per cent. oil cnl 6n4
timed tacks, a pr CONT OBI cofsee mil.n, =
on; carriage bolts, Is and 10 per 6ent. a;
pillow bolts, IS per cent on; ptcoc tin ware,
20 per cont on; deep stamped ware. % pof
on; lspsnned ware. Soper cent on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
Court Opened.

GALVESTON, Msy so.-lnited states
circuit court special session opened 70
day. Justice VIM. j. Wood OF the
United States supreme court on the
bench.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

view Orleans.
NEW OxLRANs. May 30. = C0rToH :
Spot closed quiet.
sales, $50
Low ufdinsrv 1910; Ordinary girIG: Good
Ordinary 10 10. Low Middling II lilo: MID
ding Ii7.l9: lso0d Aiddling II lib Adding
Feir II o. u. Fair 10 Ola.
Futures closed steady: June one point
lower.
ssalaa "a Q1l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

sEastsrp Texas and 6outhsrn Te1ss stocA
the above quotations. 500. :, Il !.
The above pricss are fur herds q lng neee
s,,ch ossttle ~ those raised In the counties
embracod ii this following territory: Woa
al the NJ xas Central Railway; north pf ue4
n. c sss sn n III sS Si soaS ssd "a
aorfh oi He'd bivv.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

BAR IRON. ~ e. Norway. Co., NO. q :
sheet iron c No q snss NJ. irpG; Z "a eo.
Hc.: No. / X do. 1891 2Jr2S I0odns I'd, ~ q
gi50; Ill0 aud ioxia pat: d a = .s sss %
forty per cent OH cook atcsss, WIZ e1 w H,,S
WOOD WORK. Wagon axles. We. az %,
tongues. s0c@eI 00i nnylstreesy el7b p9lssS Il
Doubletrees, - 1905 %; mock y0kesr 4oo4
2SD; pi0w beams. gst6tc.: piow hAnd'ess u Y
62bD: handles. 81 7b412 ~.
NAILS. % 40 KEY, basis l0d..-Burden n0rs'
shoe. PER Neg, q ~: vsrkins dor Y 10: Wall Val.
srn horss shoe nails. No. =. o.. No: y. 20
rs. No. 4 &c. NJ NJ ri I'll No y acc a1 KS So
isc ~ AS.ssis AZ; 10, a. 50, No. (. 40, NJ.
qIc No. 7. 1885,, No. X, ltc.
" Co.'S 81; Hscs snssok, y 5o65 70; boy's
ni nnEHr5sit sEnATORs.-no. l Climax, sl71
No. .. DO, as ~; No. DO, ~ NO Dor e
e Neutrality-suspicious. ehaauA. - Z!
pair, .f5c.; pipw singistsess. pr dox.' y 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
NASTED--MIscELl.ANEoUs.

THOUSAND CUSTOMERS AT A. J.
81 TTsshon's, a5 Houston street, Fort
| nss,us Wholesale and retail dealer 10
kshsSn.' ammunition, fne pocket cut
iovsaak tackle, poles, Beins. nets, etc
prices and best goods guaranteed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

,r.uvxr N WOOL 0aowgg : .Iee o.ly r..
TEXAS E;:; ]; \: 5;
s sss..ss 10. a. WSssss. Iaes;ssss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

dim asi ~, TO SEE THE BIG IN
alarrh'ss.u on houston street, where the
world a. and bloody-fux medicines la
'Al oe had and warrant 4 TO cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31


MrATs--ssugar CURED hams, lao; y. y. y. y.
pecon, lSc; &c. bacon, lo'sc; y. q. dry salt,
GAap-riercea. e,.c, 10 and Nn caus, esc,
9n cans, pNca Ion cans, iOc On cans. loc'.;
ooTyns.-Gommen llc.; ordinary, li,scj
- TSA--imperiai. sassso; gunpowder, 5oop.
ha,9sSis ,oS sss 'Sa es S v xfssniustSa
standard 4. So; choice white.& yellow elari'
RiuK-L ouiainna, 600,
FIsn,- Macserei. ION hit., No. J. nls N9:
z, i06; half bbia... No. l, U0e No. z e5.oQ;
Dried horringa. per box, 40, God fish; ssSc,
sALT--Cosrpc. In basa,. VI. asai,tG hne In
bags, - lake. in nat hoop bills. saloi
CAss.p 'Goona,---prices per doscn, Pine
apples, standard, sl6I Peaches, standard.
s ss s'G No. ri p is rS1assSsS . ssns Ss
clio; seconds, Ma, :; Ms, yl.sest , Green
corn, sLlcSsl;Ss Green peas a'% SSo e.
oysters, full weight. ~. si.l5; rS salo light
Te a, In, ns Ssc' : ~. a.s salmon NJ
s ss sa S Amcrio%n css ssS6 easc
imported, Sia, bDcnls 10 CASE hirawberrica.a D.,
gl.1ei 70; Blnckberries, $3.50: Green gaHss'
sl4ui Eagle Condensed milk. $500; crown,
per doaon, sos 1sis: do, 81 60; I'D. DO, sa6o'
VtsG .
.,ss: German oiiSe. 80. Sandiss raii boxes,
sssn nsls s a Sssa'rc Coleman. nssS s a
1i.loao05.5O dozen. Maocaroni, imported, l5nn;
American. si.oo boz. Buckets. two hoops,
si.issbs Bdossn. brilliant oil, bills, 200; Eu'
i, Is cases, "a g; do Ia cases, $40; !. %
Per 1I 10 lss 81 No as u, No y 90 Sorn sssl
hsssS So ao SaS han and Si 4, ysd Ss "a
soda, ,81dpc.; xxx soda, To-; cream Sc.i gln
I. ger snaps. DO; lemon creams, pc.
O Country Produce.
\, Potatoes Irish, new. per bnshel. ,bDel
> SACK, 80. onions, per Dbl, t9M Tarnips
S.a SSi r %sa o's o. ha s ps ms
f psss hsi cream a. ,s Ss,sS ssss cs *
q POI Pos6Irnr--Hens. taI5 e. per conen
! g oosis o.. tsesso. % Ss % Ducks, d ia
Eaos--Per dosen. 1880.
W @GsI}fc.; old butter. sUioc.' oleomars'
rino, ibo.
S ss r..a.'ur..
HAY Loose from wagon Ss 0oepio 90 pc
o aSn oSss, country, sosssa'4 cis. Bran. DO
.ssS m.sl, 500 ioo Miiiot. psi tor d
oil. Miliet aecd, bOc.
Grain.
~ Inferior eoesss; oats. So@s2xc: 6arlsy. ss
40 $50: corn. AOSl3xc: rye. tabo
NJ Usuu.~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

IL 6,hcsE N An. q ENEH AL MEcHAN-
4 made ~ sni Thing, forgis z, horscshoeing;
ksf 81 H Ia nnggses repaired or painted.
Worth ,rsston and Fourteenth streets,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

IwELI-FE FINISHED SENEN-ROOM
clearinghouse, with water and sewer
s;lons. House fronts east and south;
on Filth street, 1rst house south Oh
xadtn's sehool-house. For terms IN
| On premises or at Office of Zane Cctti'
|Rfy DESIRES TO REST a NICELY
FINISHED house, four rooms. bath room
i'ehen to family without children, and
Win them as payment or nart pay
erent. Apply 10 Mrs. Tno. w. Turner,
sAioe street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

COTTON NJ AliKETs.
COTTON EKoEIPTs AT ALL UNITED STATES
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

AnWHnstlens \ =
pove orr nlsstina. ? ksg, y ~ h,ns. = = q
MO- hins, 1. lzh - 1s.i a, ~ n VA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

Laverpo0i.
Lrvgnpoor.. May Co., CorTos--Spot closed

LrvgnpooL. May Co., CorTos-Spot closed
with demand limited.
Ordinary ..,..-....,- NJ - yS.,s
NV middling ....-. q $40 y-.b
Middling nplapds.... gjs 0N
Mlddlinx urleans... 81 W.
fssIss $3.50, American 800.
Exports for speculation 100
Imports. 1900, American $500.
| Futures closed quiet but steady lJi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

RRENT.-Two NEW COTTAGES, ONE
lvare from B,lknap street railway. APP
All, GAzETrE office.
ELEGANT FINISHED HOUSE, TWO
PORES, seven large rooms, plaslereu'
ralng, kitchen, dining-room ana ser
snon separate from main building,
,arel cars and business. A good nome
excellent neighborhood. No l50s
,mofion street. Call on w. Green NJ
nc r0und.h ouse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

4
|AnTEp : THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
WI III. r. n. Winfrey has established
|ed M, business In the city and has
d Fopp,n gun store at bi2 Houston, be-
/ guns N aud Fifth streets, and keeps IN
|l.snsl nuhiers' sup piles, fishing tackle,
is2 ong neatly done TO order, also
ous 70 responsible parties.
| a. PROPOSALS TO BUILD A TWO
i n q, WIN he received al the mayors
kosr ~, wy ofGainesville. Texas, up 70
pf luna vciocx >. M. GU tuesday the "a
bilt asr,A; y. 1881. The said building 10
no. aos % ME al the mayors ONCE; said
NJ No ~ " completed on or before the LIST
Ranlsd h Der, 1851. Each bid 10 be ac-
5Drto IVY " = cert ned check for $50; con-
Isse sona ,r n ne n snm r o. sS
>lhesvn,a ~, A T.. DODsOS, Mayor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

--,>-'-- .,upcu. general prastice and
rAR. j. u, bua,,,cs 10. s0s Fourth, near
IL snrrs nr,.,, street. Side entrance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
ROOMS FOR RENT.
AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IyTEp-ENERY ONE TO SEE THE
4, Indian sign OH Houston street, where
EichIll and fever medicines can be
!. No cure, no pay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

boar AND TOBACCO STORE. THE
III location in The city. Call soon. MS
wants TO 20 North. Address c. ~,
tIofoe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

|HARTLEYiS SOUTH AMERICAN
hfe, at Hotel pickwick news stand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31

Ts,LE-BLANK DEEDS With SIN.
I,ndloint acknowledgment. dAxxTrE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-31
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
LAW CARDS.

Members OF Fort Worth 1Sar-
nALL 4 MOZART, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ID Office over First National Bank' CORNER
Houston and Second streets.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-29

Il is said; That the farmer sub.
sisteth himself rpon Jersey milk.
and spring lamb and chickens.
and rcgale,h himself with the fra
GRANGE Of ncw-mown hay. and the
aroma Of his horse stables. That Ne
rideth a sulky plow and reaper. instead
Of stumbling over the clods If the valley:
and weareth a hickory shirt and butter
nut pants. without fear Or molcsfation
or abuse. That he riscth early bctimcs.
and stitch UP late. that he may ill his
bal ms and store houses with plenty. and
Subscribcs for some good weekly paper.
and pays for Il. that he may store Iii
mind with useful knowledge. He pet-
teth out Of bed az four o'clock IL he
morning and stirreth up the maid-serv-
ant out Of her lair. while he warmeth
himself. and Is comforted by the kitchen
fire. He eateth his breakfast by candle
light. while the sad and q wife 81
his bosom and mother Of his children
longs for tho peaceful. happy DAYS OF
her childhood. He qrowleih and il sore
distressed II 1t rains, and anon he hcal-
eth bis br'sst, and repineth At the Sc
verify d the drought. saying: ALAS, my
crop i uined,H Verify. thu late
rains DO blight his wheat. the frost
nippcth his standing corn. potato bugs
rayagc bis fields and the assessor sad
dleth him with calling taxes. He
weareth q blouse and blue leans. and
men call him a tramp He is shayen
and clad in broadcloth and fine linen
and people say: s.bchold the dude.
lie paycth for insurance On his
buildings for twenty years. ana
then lctteth bis policy lapse one
day. and the same night a. tire de-
stroyeth his home. His daughter mar
ried . mar Of culture and wealth. b..
coming the proud mistress OF A palafial
mansion, and ia a few short YEARS No
buildeth q lean-fo, 10 bis habitation. 10
shelter them and their children. He
sellcth out his farm and moveth 10
kansas. and there slaketh his thirst
with alkali-water and c~orn-iuice. a
cyclone catcheth him Al midday and
swcepeth his house. stock and fences
into Missouri, while he sheltcrcth and
prcserycth the lives Of his wife AMI iii
Tie ones in a dug out" lie makcth III
~ the end Of his days, and dieth;
the lawyers Of his widow and Of his
Ilrst widow and Of his first wife's chin.
ireu take possession Of and divide his
inheritance .-From an address by A.
Lsffte, before Michigan St0tc Associa-
hon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-29

Republican n-ex<uanars 40 worry -.
with their gifeS Ard sneers uro5 ,hs
general proposition which fbev 49,
advanced thai tie Democrats 49, ,fr,;J
of The tariff Question. nm Il fhe;r n.rr
alleged statesmen A. M also afr.;d ~
II why az they to ~ rnn ,v,x frcr y
or rather. BRING out 4 thrr,i-hsre
blcar-exed and .renera1Iv demnraI;zei
old issue ~ place n fronf ~ II lhors
this time tie Republican leader set
ont their properties ami decide ,monr
themselves what are available apd wl.,f
must be laii aside. The hloodx- sb;rf
has been % long expo~ed II n%eeiec,
that Il has bccome miIdewed and ~.
ten. but John Sherman. view;ng tbc
shrcds Of this once successful confalon
has evidently asked his comrades WA,
better inspiration than thai sf;ll ~
manned 10 them. and 81 their yofes M
have answered: ..None.f' the crc.,
Cid routed fhe Nfoors o,ce .f,.r i
life had departed from N, x%.,;snt
BODY. and with potbinc %l;v;r~ mn
on which thew can depend. wbv