Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-28

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b Fargo.
Wiite when you get an opportunity,
am alway anxious to hear from you
and how things are going. hope the
crop will get ripe" pretty soon. How
| Is she. late? | see the "woirums'
| lwOrms) are in ahead of us. guess
they will leave enough to draw against.
IL may put up the price, and then II
fell.w can draw more, Well, | mus
close.
Hoping 10 hear from you shortly and
of your good luck,
H. b. G.
Never mind that rate to Rome or to
Chat, don't think will need it.
II. B. &.
NOVEMBER !. 1883, 1880 a. M.
DEAR COL:-luur letter saying :.
o. c fooled you again was received AT
postofice at 3 p. III and when got to
my r. ON | got your telegram about
section -, etc which created n re
action" in my feelings. Well, as the
Pacific Express don't do biz with
he III IL 4. c., section 10 went to
Whilesboro, then up the Missouri Pa
iic to Pul soils, arriving there yester-
day ut l. m. Saturday and is there
now. No trains cut Sunday from
Parsons, so it will remain until to-
morrow at s a. M, and get here about
. p. IN. So, if faint op, ned by leu
rious fellows while resting on Sun
day, she ought 10 get heieO X, and |
will advise " hen received.
The Pacific Express does no "biz"
with the Atchisoi, Topeka II Santa Fe
either, so guess you had better
patrOni2e the other one when You
start nything out on Friday or sat
mday.
/ wrote you fully yesterday and sent
you little book " hich read and con
slider carefully.
That Big Springs fellow, Anderson,
is same fellow 1 relieved nj Bonneville,
Mo, last year. He beat the company
once beiog but lie is solid with Tai
mage, and Warren Cummings Is very
intimate with his wife, SO he was not
hanged" BY rohhing the mail, he
we'rt safe in Mexico. DON'T think
political prisoners are safe If they es-
cape there.
Read enelcs ID letter and say shalt |
Invest according to my own Judgment
or is there anything particular YOU
want me TO buy.
In sending me package 10y express
mark them III, b. g., Lr., as there is
clerk IN bank named II. y. Clark. He
yot package from SWeetwater, Texas
anl at express office every time
train arrives, and the clerks and
drivers know me. gave them cigars
and tobacco, and am solid with them.
also express Ihunager as yun advised.
II. Il. G.
Kenneth Rnynor, chairman of the
executive committee of one of the
wings Of the Republican party in Dal
las county, To day issued The following
call in opposition to that Issued YES,
terday 10y the members of the wing Of
winch The late John y. Mann was
chairman
The Republicans Of Dallas county
are requested 10 meet at the court
mouse, in the city of Dallas, Mt two
O'Clock y. m. (city time ON the l2th
day of April, 1854, for the following
purposes, t0-wit -
10 elect ten delegates and ten altar
mates TO represent Dallas county Ia the
state convention to be held at Fort
w otth April 29Ib, 1854.
AND To elect ten delegates and ten
aittrhates to represent Dallas county
III he congressional convention to be
held at Terrell, Texas, ON April 10th.
1854. '''H'
And to elect a chairman, secretary
ana county executive committee. 10
serve The ensuing two years.
Aud to transact such other husinea
A. may lie properly brought before The
convention.
All Republicans In the county are
earnestly urged 10 attend.
KENNETH RANNoR, Chairman
Y. II. Alderman, Secretary.
hugh CoNle, agent Of John T.. Sni-
ilVah 4 pugilistic combination, to-day
arranged lor HE combinations appeny.
and at the Dallas opera house on |
wednesday night, April I'd.
me Bank OF Commerce OF ST. IouIs |
To-day tiled suit In the United Statss
"islrlcl court 81 Dallas against Moran /
Sammack, TO recover about eleven |
hundred dollars paid ON bills of ex.
change IN the fall of lsS2 and winter nf
lss2 !, ior parties who had sold wood
u Cammack, who was in business
a ni went bankrupt Mt ROckdaIe
Texas. The Bank of Commerce H.
after some OF the money Cammack re.
Gently deposited Ia the Dallas Na,innal
oank In settlement of the cotton fr,mS
DANES Griffith waived eXaminatinn
oeiore United States Commissioner
behi'ey to-day. and in default M
siooO bond was committed TO mil
d rAia IA IL.