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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
Still Pursuing.

"Wednesday evening Milton Mobiles
and his well known company of COM
edians will present "lnierviewsr ut
the opera house, and Thursday even
ing "rhe PhoeniX." Communication
is hardly necessary, but the following
! from the Post-Dispatch is exactly to
| the point:
"lnterviewsn will prove a popular
success The tiist production of this
new play took placeat the Grand Opera
House last evening, and it's reception
10y the large au Hence left no doubt of
the emphatic hit it made. Milton
Mobiles, who is The author of the piece,
of course WAS the star, and as the born
Bohemian journalist, and professions
al interviewer, Instantly leaped into
the favor of the audience. "lntcr.
views IL in four acts or INTERVIEWS
The play viii become "A very strong
caId fol the actor-author. With slight
alterations, we believe Mr.. Mobiles has
struck Il play that will prove as rcmu-
lucrative 10 him rs 'The phoeniN.n
The character of Q8igord DritCrtyR.
the journalist is play ed in Mr. Mobiles
chal acterlstic VEN quietly but eilec
tivel, aud the action was rewarded 10y
an tnthusias ic call before the curtain
Credit is due MIR MOBILES Tor his clever
lit rary work. The dialogue is often
hriiliMht, pungent, and caustic, and
the plot is ample for the necessities OF
the idea MIR. Milton NOblus can con-
graduate himself upon last nights
Success
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

! stayed there, while several taper
! fingers were exploring his mouth. aud
n couple OF blue eyes looked down bis
| throat His eyes closed. He buried
/ himself half an inch deeper il the
embrace of the cushioned chair-back
aud came to the conclusion iha' til,
| pursuit of information in the interest
of Il iirst-class newspaper is sometimes
n very soft snap indeed.
! This little so would not cost cop
per. Fifty cents is the charge fo,
| drawing u tooth without gas but VIVA,
dentist makes charge for the prelini.
mary examination? and proceedings
in this case were, of course, to he
stopped ut that point. Half the dudes
in own paid for their pleasure with
the loss of Il tooth, in addition to the
regular charges when by the eNerci G
of little ingt nuity they might get oil
scott free.
The arm began to grow warm and
the finger tasted like anbrOsia. The
reclining chair WAS perfect fit. Inn
aginatiUn was hard mt work, and for
perhaps two minutes the victim was in
heaven.
Then Il cold instrument went into
his mouth and propped his jaws open.
grinder and began To laceratc the gums
on either side of IL.
"Sit perfectly still,n cooed the oper-
atur. az have discovered HE trouble,
and, although the bad tooth is per-
hnps your deepcst-rooted molar, II
shat come out with as httle pain rs
possible
Hold on, It's all mistaken the
reporter tried To cry; but the forceps
heid his mouth wide open, and he
could only w0g his tongue and strug-
gle vainly.
The operator had gone after that
tooth, aud altl ough Il member of The
gentlcr sex, with Il plump arm, etc.
she etermined 10 have it, in spite OF
an opposition which she mistook for
the evidences Of pain.
The forceps continued TO tear up the
gum for II yard or two; then there
came jerk THAT stretched every ten
don in the 81 .rat ,r's body aud shiy
cred half x16ile of nerve cord.
"TheresMr. e'syour tooth. 1t
has thesSeliest root that | have seen
in AL my experience, and it must have
hurU dreadiully; but il would not have
gwen nearly 50 much pain had you
NOS struggled SO. Wipe the tears from
your eyes with this handkerchief
She deity wrapped the outraged
tooth in square OF tissue paper.
Some people like to carry their |
teeth home with Them" said she, I
handing it over TO the victim, VINO |
would have given week < wages to
have il replaced SO that he might |
carry it home in his Jaws,
FIFTY cents, please"
Then she rang little silver bell, and /
a griuning servant ushcred the re- /
porter out of the doorway before he |
had mastered his feelings enough 20 |
speak word
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
Vi ItlIiouiI.

Tho public will have picnic to-
morrow night at the opera house, and
the central figure in II viii be Null
coon. or this company the Iowa
State Register says:
The thealcr was ~ ell flied last night
10 witness the ition of Muiduon's
picnic by the Newell party. The au-
uience aud the sectors were Ia good
spirits, and the performance went at IL
rattllng pace. The management was
better than its word, having adver-
used only Muldoon's picnic, tut they
preiaced IL with short clio entertain
nIent calculated 10 show the speciuli-
ties OF the company, which was re-
narkably goud. Alter an overture by
Num- Brothers orchestra The cur
tains rose on the most liulculous farce.
author unknown, Of Mulduun' Is picnic,
with Thomas Murray as Muldouu aud
Pat McGlone Us Mulcahy. The bal
ancG OF The Casl was well taken by the
company and the audience seemed To
bc perfectly s;l isiicd. Mr. Mutilone
carried of lie honor Of the evening,
but Mr.. Murray, ms Il stilted and
peduntic MulUoOn, was not far behind
As far as The plot of the play is con
cerned, The least said the better. 1t
probably originated in some crazy
minstrel 81 ecIalltS, and has been de-
veloped 10 the dignity of two-act
farce, which does Just wha, it was in
tended 10 do-anuse the people, and
ii certainly succeeded last night. The
sides of the audience this morning are
in the same condition
that MuldoOn's head IL IN the play,
and, like him, they will undoubtedly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

" NV Y p"''i'.
No $50 -.-CALIroR>IA AMOR ouA4~ :.
A few moro It'll. 9TH and 9TH cross-grade does
that shcarcd ms per he las year, 60 { 0
per head. Many OF them wi now shear TO
p + cent NOR, iitccr than half f the pure
br Il bucks that have iust arrived here from
Kentucky Also have lrft Il W NOR. choice
y re-or 4 bucks and does that can 100 bought
at rom So 20 sl0l per head Cnil AND see if
thcy are not worth the p ice. We have sold
u large portion OF the OF sent us, so call at
once q ID take advanta g of this osreain
o 35i.--A MOST DE ,lRABLE FLOCK OF
sheep located in Coleman county TcNus de-
Scfibcd MS foil VS.:
100 ewes two years old,
5ol ewes older,
liOo lambs,
~ bucks Spanish Merlpol.
The ewes suear7 MS aud the lambs graded
To shear h. these sheep are IN good cOndl
ton, and on "A most excellent range.
Their wool = I'd at cents per pound three
years ago, and brou3h t &c. last season. Pc
Ter TO sci In one lut, and commend thcm ils II
bargain both I'm quality and price.
No. 3jl.---A FEW MOkE PURE-BRlp An
CORA goals. This Is an imp nrtatipn nude hy
onrsc Us, hnd we particularly invite nsprc-
tlon of Is flock. The breeder zone of the
most reputable In the country guarantees
The breeding OF these goals.
NJ @ti--IN LtFUE MA ANGORN GOA rs,
G. l.. Bailey x u ccdlrg Just arrived nj Fort
Worth one curlond OF puie-brcd Augorn
goats bucks aud 90 - aud scvcri car LIQUIDS
hlgh-gr3ldc does, hth aLd 9TH crosses. These
does sheErCd an nNrrHE OF i's la I March,
ana many have 5lh, On them now. EOI the
benefit OF the ncrcduiuuS we II w the h.n
wcther yosemite" lie IN AIRED illhs. last
March, and at present has Rboui-lO : al fleece
on him. hose wishing To- pufchaSs gouts
are invited 10 cal ana SEQ this shipment be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
No.4,l, u OOD MAtlES--IDRTY HEAD
good brood mares just arrived. ard VIII he
offered fur few days at q great bargain. For
particulars al NJ once,
No. i52. HORSES, is RON GREEN COUN-
ty..--Lot No, /, H. splendid brood mares 90
to ~ of them in toad by jHcl,l, sta lions >
lacks, . jeuules, 2mulC colts Lot No. co..
si>is . 2" prrs 80 u nnnd higl Is rows.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
HAYES DREAMS OF TILDEN.
The Angel of the Book Of Deeds Opens
the Record 10 Rutherford.

fremont, Ohio, December Cot is
q general topc OF conversation here
that Il. Is. Hayes of This place who tat
one time occupied the White House at
Washington, had very annoy ing
dream on Christmas night. Hayes
partooll of II very hearty
Christmas dinner. AT late hour
he retired. Later shrill voice was
heard coming from Hayes room and
soon after his bedside was enshrouded
by inquiries AZ 10 what was the mat.
ter. Al first he could not speak. A
cold sweat was upon him. His eyes
seemed fixed in one direction. Finally
he was able 10 speak and said:
"a have had terrible dream. An
angel came OF me and snt upon me,
having in her arms book in which
was written the lives oI' all men. The
book was very great, and appeared to
10 me very heavy. The angel opened
the hook, and then | saw recorded my
own deeds Upon another page was
recorded the good and bad deeds of =.
j. TiIden. and here" continued Mr.
Hay 90, "is what | saw which startled
me from my slumbt Every dollar
that have given away since l drew
the presidential salary has been placed
10 the credit of nay great rival Mr.. Til.
den. Ies, there it Is entitled, "a gift
from =. j Jllden's salary as president
by the hand of X. b.. Hayes ~
In the morning a gentleman inter
ested in home missions called to see
him, but went away empty handed.
To n friend he said that in the future
all the gifts would be IN the farm pro-
duets from the farm he had before he
went to Washington. Such gifts, he
felt sure, would go to his own credit.
that the recording angel would make
[ be nrnner onirN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
SURPRISING a newspaper.

Ieavenwortb, January THE Office
of the Kansas PronibitiInist was
entered by unknown persons to night.
One the forms was pied aud half Of
the type thrown into the stove and
melted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
LIVE STOCK.
10 yoarlings aud two-year-olds; the mares
IRE rom W. To- sew n years old.

10 ycarlings aud two.year-oids; the mares
are rom W. To- sew n years old.
No i53. STOCK HORS =. COOK co,fS-
~ 100 I ca OF go "a sto5k horses, will sell
Mia ,H Ss eolSr o3rsan They ace al good
COW pom es ~ broken.
No. ISL, NJ ARE. CARLOAD InTS.. w +,
can Immediately MI order, ior3 10 ycnr.old
mares, lSss 80 ~ hands high IN carload lots.
t Aiso Hine, lean STOCK orokc To saddle Hayo
~pgeIulhgH nom ~ TO 10 hands: 10 40 td of
unhroke. -
Win bc pleased to eive prices ON ono or
more cnr.loads OF either Kind OF ab"vo stock.
No. iS5, MARES NEAR BELL PLANS
10 inairs rom la years old 80 bend of
yc0rlings anu i-year olds; $50 mares from 4
I year, old, about 81 colts thrown in God
$40 Il, ma VIII ., sold 1t no fancy prices.
No. $50, EXCELLENT STOCK HORSES
T.e best stock Of horscs,n Northwest rexiIs,
conSis ing of
Ia ytarl ngs in the spring.
" ~ cRr-oids next spring
ll3-ycnr.old lploipcs. broke To tiio
% and bye T-old & dingS, ,roke 20 ride
30 mares. years old and up.
VI ufiN aboN stock are American horgpg
mo span III blood among them.
No. 81, 1900 TO 900 HE ID OF GOOD,
straight two yeal-old steers, raised IA the
Central pm of Western Texas t;unraniCri
20 pc as good nS mn average o the rntt a. Ia sd
IN LnmpNs,ls and ndiuin ny cutntlps WI.
be delivered at any convenient noini In
ls;
No. oj2, 100 TO 2,W HEAL o. G0Cn
cont nj aud Northwestern rcNa. Gunrnn
tced TO be KS good as an average a.. the ctlttl.
,nised Ia l,anwens lnd adininipE counties.
VIII be del we're in lots ofoOtof, vor NJ nny
convenient points within 100 ID .ps OF All
lene, TEX. between May - and Iuoc / sSi
.. hjj 90 TO - HEAL OF GOOD
spooih pinirie-ralsrd 2-yeHr ia he'll r.
Guaranteed 10 be good aud sound All mli
ages Juno |, 1881, WIN bc delivered In lots of
% and over, ~ amy convenient point within
ilfty miles OF Bard or Ahiicur cNnS, any
TINE beiwcc May Is aud Juno 10, 1884.
NJ. 81, 900 10 ,O0GuOD EARRING
nolfcrS. they ere AN good smooth, prllro-
raised, understandable cattle, ms GOOD as amy
average OF the cutio TO he foun,l Ia CenttAi
Texas: WI be delivered In lots or ~ hcnd or
over M any couNe lent point nrlr Abilene,
IrN's, nom Nay 70 10 Iunc Is 1854.
No 90, Ion DRY COWS, GUARANTEED
to be a. good is any average Of cows raised Ia
Central rrNrs. None over eight years old
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
Snow in North Carolina.

Wilmington, Januarg 5--The heav-
lest snow storm for many Years now
prevails, with cold aud bri,S north
erly winds. snow covers the ground
10 u depth Of two inches, and Is still
falling.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
I'd OF here.

Ii 20 l,.r, -
[;siooa' III d. NJ. 81
~ i,,n ,,',' ~ ."
Mime. ha h a,,
lie stnne an ~ ""n
sweet hell at f ,ha
e
was the n,iestiop
vnn wish f. sa n' -
91ujte nnexpecled
o house nrmb,hiv
1aren, al tooth,
N con,oiuod only
l a,~'' and o ""aa y
Faa,ae.t " 40 - ''"'''
LII ,,,a " nnrnors oc
- va va
III" a ,oo,h 80 $500 ~
/. n. ann.a,'.noas
E.vo,, ,vi.b IN soo
~ ifv"nn,a. O.
''"'''
[,n tnrni " al ~ ~
cn.l,;nns1 ron, ini
Iuhitu ,nrn.,l..in
IONN''''i
|laa ~ sbe soid
I'M sno,las 60" o,T,
VI u u
|lo.in% t swelI Of
nniml;n~ to,yard
II IN, nm , s,,,r,
Fup "n, u,i :" Ill., III,
|~I i, ~, I ,,a a;sV
4" ~ "'"7' w "''
la, nm o>,r;no.
u, , ~ ran,an, ,i h"t
w<,,,nd n65d ~,
l.scnni , on" an, ,n rda,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No. 3 q, FIVE 10 TEN rHOIfs MN MOI
lars of the capitol tock OF one OF lilo bost M +.
We compan Is In Northwestern Texas Tho
cat le number nbou l2,UUi held and about
~, w 10 !, wO acres nj laud, 10 TO 10, head az
horses aud a compete outfit. Tho assets Of
nc company are considered worth ~ leagt
SNV,v q, whlie IN entire Liabilities win MOI ex
,eou >itOm. The ranch Is under the ysr,
best inndagcr, w. For amy one desiring 10
lnNe, ~ ne r'V,l, business, this is . most
excellent opportunity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No. 3ji.--3l50 SHEEP ~ NOLAN COUNTY,
on Oak Creck and trib tarcS. 10 graded to
shear Il lbs 100 GRADED 10 shcnr lbs, 4
Spaui IA Mrrino bucks; ull lice fom disease.
improvements; Bon honse, thico rooms >
acres in cultivation, fine spring (which never
lailS) within forty Sarus OF house, uclS pms.
ture oil furt. aces, . uHcrcs ~ Zoo with oak,
Bcpr and West OAK Greeks running through,
lasting water ia them one oi the best
ranches II the connty. Price $1,000 Tor the
"a no a. .uitfit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No. lm, FROM rrN n TIVE SilN.rlyE +,
nughiN cstahlisho cat IL eninpnn rhc,,,,,
pany * c1nricIcd II DIR the lawa az mis-
state, and IL Is Under the management on
business men of the state. The urgent noi.G
o some iun'SnH toe ownc of the stnck A..
the only cnusc ofits be ug nj into our il,i.l..
Tor sac. and We rnn thoroughly recommend
IL A. a rare opportunity g. an inVcstInrnt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

= w -
Dulles.
aFresh Reportc..-
i'd for IN item.
| Enc uircr
Yesterday afternoon
lien on the Seventh
J ohln Shiilito build.
luirer's attention to
Illg man who was
,wn Seventh toward
ng to himself and
he broad sandstone
ais of perhaps thirty
/ fellow?.' he asked.
Of thing is getting
re lately. All the
HIN, and lie will
Vi game for nutton-
you."
&; introduced him
grace that would
! turn green with
th his pert smile,
nnf In sINfr tAHln ~
NJ, ,hn trn,,,t o,o,
IN, - ~
MI,
iii NJ III The an.
= n.irinss. IN f,,!t
aud hen wv, Vent Mon on.
i Sbe rnn,std tn
an afraid Womb
,erv tooth in nv
encrallv onvtIiing
WAS no yas nj all
,ouId have blor,,ed
l-ou see. il wa.
u ever had n wo.
our neckop
.Iluunr of fine sinh |
n VAS cuilnl toll
|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No. ! .0nl Il N SABA cor MY ri8.Ui0ncrea,
20 of which II m cultivation, Dwelling and
other houses ARE on ia iand: miles 81
stone renee: well watcred by ru ntng creeks:
~ q head .fstorS cattle ~ md y uIhnmsit
800 hend OF good slOcK horh.s ana mues.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

The necessity
for prompt and
efficient house
hold remedies IL
daily growing
moro imperative,
and OF hose
iiostcttcr's Stonl-
ach Bitter is The
chief IN merit
and the most pop
ular. lircgularl-
~ of the stomach
and boz els, mn
lariaif- Vors,liYer
complaint. debil-
ity, rheumatism
and min y all
nicnts arc thor
oughly conquer
ed by this income
pa abl" family
restorative and
IL IL Justly re-
most cOInnrelInn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No 81, slh'", o Ssj,NO or rHE OArl1,,I,
STOCK OF "a sound cattle company This com.
ntnN owns q very ilue he Il o on Ito mud lilo
aige is W-ll located We a O prepared Ia
oIIcr nROud in,lM emNnt 20 a cAnliilIaI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No 5pS iiootQ lo,t0l HNa u OFSuUTHERS
critic III mixed lots OF from l.0o 10 10NO1
nead. WIN Dc delivered On ranches ia niost
hnf ioculty, We can u up herds en- brsrne
only one aud two-yenr ODDS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No. %, 10 q TO 1904 HEAD or EASTERN
Texas cattle VIII be delivered IN Fori Worm
u, y, mixed lvts OF Dor over. PARTIES Wishing
10 purchase This class af cnitle should SOC ~
before they pnco their or .crs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

MO, SS.---lS.ItOOM u USE. Lon iu0xiOtsr..
i ' corner Fourth aud GroVo street,. botiee
nicely iurniShou yard filled with shru bbery
Wen 81 good winter under dininu-rnt,fii wood.
u use, etc. Prize 81 40. Also hustnc,, mons,
opposite rouri. hpusc ou Fast NcatherIorl
street, lot 2iNltp, ONES story frame rent An men
mouth. lnce - a., Terms 10 SUIT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO, @H-E. ONE.HALF on BLOCK Is
" Ficld'h addition on college Iiiil A btntl-
fhi location for u residence. Tho LOT nom,
the college grounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No. 2GG. HUTCHJNsoN UOUSih.-@igl
BcTeH, southwest part of county; plenty oi
water and ine grazing land. fnco ~ acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO 20i, JACK COUNTY. acres graz
ing land, miles south Of jacksboro; all
good land and cheap. Prioe 81 per mere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO 6,.--l ,tOi mead OF good catti,. NOW
ranging Ia Jones aud SHckoliard counties
WI pe counted out IA tie spi Ing
No. Ii,-.lONJ head OF good stock ,sitiIe IA
NJ ClrllRnd county. Oucand isUIpef, oiJ
Ia the Sprl'r VIII he counted out ana lie,
liVcr'd IN the spring
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

MO. o. -UouSEul' FuUE ROOMS WELL,
~ finished. on henderson street. lenuIuus'
peach trees on the ,t shnde trees IN rinrf Of
hnnse. Price twelve huudre,l dolin,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO. 2GT. sCuRIy COUNTY.--2i.3l0 acre.
solid; ave 1T, cams running through thir
land. Price sl.1O per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

u -. - HOUSE AND LOc on AAfN
= y ma Ireland streets. House Is tiumel
uni EllhorhoIdcd r0nipnS three iuoin-,
81 ono.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

~ .. G2--liOu~E. FIVE ROOMS. ak Ab.
4 ans street House - panitd. rpIltd
nhd iNpered, good Investment, lot 10 lauy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO: 81 --S-HrOM HOUSE, LOT bosiOl on
y West Wc9therlord street, bo' house Win
thllerS nice shade trees. cheap At sOa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO. bt, ltOp tu l0,tW HEAD OF MIXED
stock cattle VIII be d.livcrrd al arv con-
Nsnient POINT IN Northwest Texas. Ia lots OF
i,Wy mead ana over, p tween May 10 nid
July !, 1871 Mixed herds of prsirie., also,
texas cattle. tunring about equal numbers.
cach OF yearling two ytiti- olas, COWS ana
calNes. one nnd two-year-oids to iun nbont
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO. goo, HOUSTON CoUETY.-s8O acres Of
pine timber Land. Price ~ per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO. Hb--AN ELEGANT corr ,GE lgi.ssI.
~ hcnceo south Burneii stree or seven
rooms ana NV" halls. liuusp b. AIMED and
plANtctcd, eleven feet ceiling pHAL mont:
splehd'" hlIck clsiern 81 nur,hutel rain ,y.,.
Ter; stable, wo she'd, ppUltr yHrd AMI
houN"' vi ana shnd' fii'tH. lot !uEi'f n.,
condition and nearly ncw ,hcaiihicst para OF
ciiy aud hplendld nelghnoIhmnA Iilrn Al ln
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO. 20 HOUSE OF THREE KoonS.
4 y painted, cciied ui paper, Il, "a college
mn addition. Ihe huItp f. entirely n,.Y.
sltDO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO. lOO.-- rWO-STORN HOUSE ~ MFRIi-
" ian. Texas. cat stone mont soven rDuins
up slilirs lsN 2ctttprn IN the building. A.
suitable fornprivaio family wanting 80 do
business. VIII eAchaps" Tor cattle, sheep
or horses
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO. a5T, REL COUSrY.--l7l0 acres on
line OF McI.eunan county good sheep ranch.
of everlasting wal, aud sholier
good improvements. i'rice sh ptr acre,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO. 255, sro&EW COUNTY. ii2S 4
acres, southeast part al county, on Double j
Mountain Fors OF Brazos everlasting wafer /
aud excellent grazing land. Price - rr acre. Z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No. a5s. DENTON CDuNrf.--Jls acres, 5
miles OF Den on, all under fence, two tanbs
or ponds. Price II per acre. VIII put ia one
or Two hundred head Of cattle. ~ desired
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No. Jl5, COLEMAN COINTY.-O75s acres
solid, wei wntered, twothirds sultnhle for
farming, inc sheep ranch. Price s2lO acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NO. Gi.-nOU..E, TuCEER| ADD ION,
~ one mock rom Main street: coninins o
rooms, wcathcrbo9Tdcd, ceiloi, palnted and
papeTcd, yard lenrcd; lot iWNSf.. Price tsJi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No. 266, TARRAST CoUNrY.--lGO ncres,
eleven miles west OF kon Worth, north Of
Weatheriord read; box house, Two rooms;
20 ucres cultivated, good spring, close 10
schonl house. Pilcn nm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

tance and ,,iace on better ground.
N a. r...und nrnliihlinN tl.s Nlltnk- fltnr,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No. l,002 li,1OJ ACRES IN cos no
COUNTY solid body near The cent OF iho
county; well wntrred and good gruSs. 10 rs
one 81 the best ranches IN roncho county.
No. 80. CALLAHAN COUNTY. aliVnries
on iiueoi Giistiand county; 200 acres timber
go grazing, 1909 suitable for farming. Price
Sl.Ji per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NYO GG.. rMO.-TOliN HOUSTON ADAMS
~ street, 3 ans. two hAy Windows, very
nicely finished, lot 2JOS-OU. Price 1000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

Iect any ana ali iir 6id ,ns n,s1 70
~ rrtefSed. '' piAiis ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

~ street with srooms ana all modern con-
venienc' =. stable ana out houses two large
lots. Price sB,U U.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

NJ o. 33 SPLENDiD RI TING CRES or LIND IN
An
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

No. 80, TAKRhNT COUNTY.-s00 10 1000
acres, 9 miles from III Worth; wafer lasting,
css than 100 acres timber All good grazing
innd. onc'third good farming land, blncl.
ten dollars per aero. Also ten acre, OF timber
VIII he nut In ~ hiLuI. IirIna.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

70. hji, 90 TO 80 HEAL or IOOO
smooth rlnne-ra.sed ?yenr ga he'll -.
Guaranteed 10 be good aud sound All mii
ages Juno |, 1881. WIN bo delivered In lots OF
70 and over, at amy convenient point Within
my miles OF Buird or Ahicur. ems, anv
time bciwcc MAY Is and Iuno 10 1884
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07
FOR FUN.

fpdulged in by Some
Duties.
il7s
--
Fresh Reportc..-
i'd for IN item.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-07

%vO. 6T.--- or 2Ojxyo1 Pr. ON JENSlNG-
~ avenue, no Improvements. Price Slo0o.
MO. 7O.--M., y. 3 60. ADDITION, iOdyl00
~ feet LOT with oupo OF three rooms, well
finished. mice j2j, part cash.