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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
In BaIEr.

Coli.
Windy.
Me,cury's freezing.
The COWS are going.
The comet Is the nightly attraction.
VIII there be a temperance crusade
Are YOU going to attend the Msrdi
Gras?
The bluff road will be = fashionable
drive when completed.
WHY don't the young ladies take sd-
vantage of leap-yeai'
Nothing attracts = crowd In Fort
Worth like the ringing Of the city hall
bell.
An ordinary drunk is the best the
police officers can now hope 10 eaten
OH 10.
Several well known cattlemen are
taking lessons in tripping the light
fantastic.
The oldest inhsbitsnt was kept busy
yesterday trying 10 recall colder
morning.
SOME big things for Fort Worth are
now being ha,cned. Can't give it
away yet.
Roland Reed in Cheek is the next
attraction, booked for the opera house
February IAN.
Or Jernigan has returned from the
T. ~ and eau be found at his office, @U6
Houston street.
Tree planting has received a new
impetus which Is not lesseued perez p
tibly by The cold weather.
Since the GAZETTE began urging the
ladies 10 assume the right of The sea-
sou several ha>hful young men have
stopped visiting fer t'nT they should
be called upon to snswer AN embarrass-
ing question.
j. l.. Johnson, who lives on + ,st
Wralhertord street, in order To Keep
his COW IN, IA very Il e animal, w. d.
n siay uie ht, tied her w.. During the
night sue tried 10 tree hrr-eIf, got
wound up in the rope and broke her
neck. y
The city council SHOULD adopt stand
ard time. All the watches and clocks
in the city would then be- set accord
ing 20 it, and there would bee less eX-
cdse for failure in fulfilling engage
ments. A. ii is there are hardly half
a dozen clocks in town that have the
came time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
Give HIM Dir

The work on the blur road 10 n.o
crossing AS fast rs could be exnen,.J
Under The circumstances, Earth ~
neing obtained from the bili fa,
lhe MI, but AS the authorities womb
nnl onlpensate Mr.. Field, its own.r
Tor IT, It's use was discontinued NJ.
contract Of Mr.. Hughes makes ,b,
wy iurbish the earth and il has mo,
yel oeen furnished. Cons,ome,t, n'
,us WORK Is delayed when it should ~,
s"lng on. IL was thought n.ceS.
Thry 10 change the line of ,ba
,oau further out by about fifteen fes,
:, W consequence Of the grade iirst es,aN
''eheu exposing the water main I'm.
MIR. Hughes was ordered T.,
'nahe lhe change. This desirnv. th,,
'lraishtness of The road and doss n 'm
'ad TO its appearance. ' ho'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
In Meului.ian,

/
Ot death u sacred wrller has said
Ihere Is no discharge in this war y
u"iversal observation attes 4 this sol
einn truth. The young in the viror of
youth and the bloom of health ara
liable TO be called away. The middle.
aged, standing on the summit of
earthly existence and looking bars
upon youth ana ITS panorama of dis.
solving views, are more llanle 10 th,.
death ANGELS call. Old age, with ils
shadows and iniirmities, AS "A shuck ot
cora IN It's sr1son, must be gathered
into the garner of the fatal rrnner
THESE are some of our reflections ov,r
the newly-made grave of Gn,ndnn,
Brown, the subject OF this m.mn,i,I
a. the liie OF the deceas ID wa, in some
io'PeS,s AN eVthtiui and extraordinary
one, IL furnishes lessons Of thought
anu INSTRUCTION more abundant tnsu
.ne generality OF our race. Hence W..
enipaiin WIN her memory some facts
Whlch the following are "A few
NUN Stnith (such was her maiden
n"me) was born IN PendletUn district
south Ca'oina, September %, A. d
i,ol' Was married To Mr.. Wn,
browh ia 1907, she being then sixteen
Years OF age. Moved la Tennessee, in
ioio, ana was left u widow win six
cniiuren IN 1924 For these She n n.
siueu conn etency. She moyed IN
o. 'ss"uri IN 1880, remained there mn
VI she moved to Texas in 1916 and IN
roft Worth in 1910. When sin. Ia.
ya'eu mere the place Consisted only Of ;,
=, uni'eu states barracks and "A few SET
.,ers' Ter family aie The olue,t set-
.,eis ot Fort "orth's present iuhnni. |
,ants' vi her children two still rr.ida
mere, NAMELY, Mrs. Samnel Ivvi"o
ana Mrs, Lyle Creswell. ''"s
VI her grandchildren we call 70
'n,nu seven living, namely, Mrs. Uoi.
'"way' - +. and NJ. q. Ellis, W r.
amd :; . Loving, Mrs. II. j. ,Jacks'm
i !. Mr.. Jeif Pollard She LEFT Ihir,r
,n.ee gr.atgrandchildren and niI.
sleatsr.a t-grandchiliren to the fonr,,,
,onefa.ion. Duting life sha
Aept her family closely iue,,,G"
WIN herself and each other eSs,",'
hs strong parental Influence ia
uper,ision over them. Thee In t''r,
oseu her most intensely and d.liy ,,ad
ogether In family reunion nron,'a ' haI
l"iet hearihslote; her men,orv u,il,
e 10 them AN evergreen growi1g az, 4
\ she sacred soil OF by.gone ,es ~
'"e made prof, ssion OF Chrjsti, n,,. n
= carry HE, but never identitisd Ivy i
W WIN any organized body az or.a,' q
~ oniislianr. Her lie. Loweysr n
~ .o nave been consistent. and hd n
,e'y recognized by those vbn ner +
~, nsst Az the last hours ot Inc I i n
"3 ~ tne old Year wore AVA, no iusl
nrth,y n passed calmly out - NJ
Nc lid her i, a , went TO ia God.
he r.s,ing nv, ,, ~ 'ne old cemetery near
ssit the Voice OF the archan,a i,.es' 70
Judgment call of q, d. s''"ho' the u
50 sinss he s s.is an. cloud away,
~ s. a,ay ,hnls the e, OF day "'e DER. q,
N'' ho wave along The s6ore.p n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
TIME TABLE.
Not Insane.

The poor unfortunate girl who was
arrested two or three days ago on the
charge of being Of uusound mi"d
brought on by the excessive use OF
chloruform, was tried IN the county
court yesterday. The jury pronounced
her sarleand she was discharged. Her
confinement in the crank house ior
several days had very beneficial et-
feet on her, and she proved not only
that she was sane but that she was "A
very intelligent girl. She gave the
name Of Hattie Brown, but refused &"
speak Of her history. Some questions
put to her relative to her past life
moved her to tears She was eleased,
and il is to be hoped shc VIII quit the
life che is leading and return to her
home,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
BlOOded Lave STACK.

X. NJ VamZ ,ndt Il Son have Just re.
ceivtd carload of thoroughbred stock
from the farms OF the celebrated
breeders near Sycamore, N. y, OF
smith s aud Poweli's. The shipn,eni
consisted of three Ii, lstein heifprs, two
hoisicih bulls, two hambletnpinn
stations. two Hambletonian mares
ana the balance of the ear consisted If
back-f"ce Highland sheep and Brrk-
SHIRE pgs. The stock goes TO the
breeding stock farm Of Mrssrs Van.
Handt d Son, across the Clear Fnrk
west OF town. They propose to use
SIX hundred acres for the burmese of
breeding cattle, horses aud sheen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
Death of Mrs. DIR. Daniel,

Wedn sday night about II O'Clock
Mrs. Fannie Daniel, wife of DR.. f. h.
Daniel, fell dead 10 the floor while up
IN her room. MR.. Daniel has been in
feeble health since the death If her
little boy last summer, aud for the
past three months has been gre.tly de-
oilitated. Her heart was seriously ar.
,'cted, and it, is supposed that her
heart ceased to beat and caused the
fall other body. Dr. Daniel was avail,
ehcd by thAn"ise and called out ia
her. Receiving no reply he and his
little daughter jumped up and ran Io
her. He found her head und.rn,at,,
her. An examination showed tha,
she was dead "'
Mrs. Daniels was the daughter of the
late a dam Smith a prominent law
yer of Columbus, Miss, aud niece of
me late United States Senator Sam /
uh"isoh ui Mississippi, toy whom she
was rHistd. he was living in Aber.
drrn at the time ~ her marriage.
,.rShe wIs graduate Of the Columbia
rem. AthenGum, and has a sister
Mrs. Carrie w. Hooper, teaching there
now. '''''e
Mrs. Daniels body was inferred ves-
,erdav afternoon at the new camet.r re-
keH. w ID Sartwtlle of the Il IL on.I
church officiating. THIS was In.
hhurci of which Mrs. Daniel ,pas a
very consistent member
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
WACO.
A Brilliant Wedding-0ihcr Local
News and Happenings.
special to the Gazette.

News and Happenings.
! special To the Gazette.
Waco, January PA notably bril-.
liant wedding occurred at the Fifth
street Methodist church TO night, the
high contracting parties being Mr..
}. II Mackey, "A young merchant of
Corsicana, and the bride Mis- Ida,
daughter of L. c. Sparks, u capitalist
and large real estate owner al this city.
Mr.. Mackey is son of Rev. james
Mackey, d. d., paster of the Fifth
street Methodist church here. A spe-
cial train brought the groom and a
large party of his COfsicana friends
here, arriving here about noon. The
ceremony was celebrated at 5 o'clo, k,
Rav 5. p. Wright oil, iatlng The new
custom of having no bridesmaids was
followed, but no less than seven gem
ilemen escorted the couple to the altar.
A reception is now in puosress at the
Residence of the brides parents.
In 1867 Henry Warren If this city
loan, d Mrs Wilson 500, with mort
gage On 4Ol acres of land. Subsequent
tended To reconvey, but the matter was
neg lected and passed from the minds
of both parties. The land has been
parIilioned, sold and resuld, is now
covered with numerous farms, and IL
worth from $50 to 500 per acre. A few
days ago ore of the farmers propo,ed
to borrow money on ais Land, " hen il
was discovered that the legal title WAS
still in the name Of Mr.. Henry War.
rem. Some little flutter and excitement
was created 10y this di.cnvery. but
upon being approached Mr.. Warren
promptly gave quit-claim deed to All
holders.
IN the waiting-room of the Houston
" eXas Central depot last nipht h. l.
Ashburn was robbed Of his pocket.
DOCK, combining drafts, notes and cash
TO the amount ul Si00. One Bill Barry
an IRON molder who worked here
eleven days, is suspicionad
OF b. ing The author of the
Canuieson and perhaps other burgI,r
ries OF the last day or two. n. has
skipped out, II is supposed 10 TemnI..
or McGregor, but officers have cone
after him. s'De
Raymond Buck. carrier for tb.
Day, was thrown from his horse and
broke his knee. 1t il a serious ininrv
MI l. Is. Curtis, national bank ex.
ahi'her, has just completed his flicaI
investigation of the Waco National
bank, which is O. X.
contracts were let to-day for the
wopd work Of the wooden mills. nlsn b.
hotel in East Waco. ="
The new alarm bell for the fire do.
l,artmrnt was placed in position To. |
day. 1t weighs 3,O6S pounds. w.
a m' citing of The projectors Of tba
new national bank is called for S,,urs
lay morning.
A party Of Texas & st. Loui. rail.
,nad officials are doing the city today
ne visit has no special Significance
me windows and other ood-work
or ne Fort Worth Jail are being man.
Ilactured here. Tue work is massive
nd handsome.
Another cold wave last niybt nJacad
ne ihrfcnry at twelve degrees uhova
ero al ga. m. to-day. Free zinr cold
gain to ight. Soiu
me GAzETrE's dispatches abou,
anta . ne railroad changes excite in.
crest mere IN railrotd circles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
Jewelry at Less rbnn Cos,

Yesterday afternoon n genuine II
Howard watch worth over sson No. a.
so'u 10 the highest bidder for Sieo q,
~ ~. Brown " Co.'S. Palace J.w,,rv
s.ore, ana numerous other sales W..
mlsde az greater discount even thnn
TINS The sales can coniinu hu, 'n y
rev days longer. Already fearful '' H., |"
roans nav" been made on thsir ~
NOM stock and each day IL cn,,inu,',
20 diminish while the thronv nf nno
TONERS are not slow 10 take ~ y, Gus
y. me exceptional oppnrluni,v nna,
9nered the -, and In d few ds,s nj" NV
the past. "Nh DC thing of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
Q Ell a .. Ell. FIR
2O7 Houston Street,
Watches, Diamonds, Jewehy Saverwuar,a
WILL NOT ALLOW ANY ONE TO UNDEHsE
Shall We Let the Child Die,

-, A hard-hearted political economist looking at,
enid ieebly gaspng it lies upon pillow saysha
as well die 1t is so weak and poor that its life will
hllch anyhow. There are already good many pea
who are of not much account anyhow. And whatsts
to Their number another wealng, who has but slenra
amounting to anything?
Now ask that childs mother what she thinks aboutl
Dout ms time the hard political economist had better
az me faf tie 1lia .aH net dtl m 5d my 6if 4
HGl' Try bottle Of Browns Iron BlrTERs on that CHI
MiG leiipw PICK up strength. He revives. He will I've
ai n nave been brought almost from death TO healthy
ron Filters. Your druggist sells it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
sweet G,,n,.

When we consider tbe n,od,o.,
nl',y 81 the world recormizinm Nv" "u
exnec,ss. gum 20 he the finest stin,ilatinp
r"psctorant known, aud that tha ,rn'
Of swas OF IA, tors Cherokee Remed I '
formuIa Of G ,hn and Mullen" has the
c,orp1rating the sweet enn, '" 'v;,h ~ IN.
d tJdl the ma llein plant of Win The ' nId
d der ,ha ., g,andmothers making w wv.
sican s for direction, ns' Of The old family phy.
eolds-itt i tF9 ,n .whooping cough and
Sun ,,rkee Remedy of swaa a' iayiors
rilein' is producing s',ch ,a, ,,so, ana
e e"pss In coughs, cron 1a'n w fnneeIlee
T9e"ts ya1s by Ss, an leading v dr"gsists.
Mannfactl,red h, ana u.
Atlanta Ga, e pro oS Walter A. Taylor,
mum Cologne. '''of iaylor's Pre-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
CLEBURNE.
In" School House work-Arrest os
sN"riJ"-Local aud Personal.

-" nchooi House Work-Arrest nj
"si'or'y"-LocaI aud Personal
special 10 the Gazette
Cleburne, January o1-Nr ".
Duig, who is the conrractur f,r hill us
ne ausooi mouse, explains the tardi.
;; w '.ie WORK on that edifice bv ns.
as .he oad weather AS il cause
ie says that he attempted TO u,,t Mn ~
p pa, W. lhe masonry during the cold
,'o,'s' put mat 1t froze aud fell ont
oohse iutn tly IL is useless to a,teu'",
Guy 'uither Progress until the wa h.
Az uerales. He has also found Or,
ui.ncuity IN inducing carp, nters ~.
moih duflng the exec siveIy c,id
"ea'her. The city council, IL ia sad
",e sa'isned That under the circnn,,
'ahees the contractor Is doing All rh,.,
could be expected. "i 'iia'
Deputy Sherlfls Keith and Co,,,a.
nave returned from T.xarkuna br,,'
,hs Win them "ohortyn Livinysioss
we gambler accused OF cub, zzl, ns,,,
". ulahlond ring. Livingston ~
arrested at Texarknna ana h,Id f., "as
,'ioVai, and au officer WAS sent -
~ 10 receive him. When he r,,ch.d
irAa'kaba he found that n a ri,
naoeas corpus had been sued ON =,
w., a , 10y suck, however, and the officer
& NJ 4. Brown of the firm Of BROW,
\ H. ,uug'ass' water-works contru,,tors
y, =" Tue Guy supervising the work on
~. !s'ehi now under construction
;, ne c,uity court il pegging nwa~
!, >, ,lsdeIieanor cases q. r NJ
imy was tried for assault on lin
nd ,. a,u acquitted. The term Wi
~ 'rh ABOUT neAi Wednesday. W"
'efe Tomorrow. 20 expected
ieved t",aau nI 10. coal famine was re.
isnnient Iryo, 'y ", me arrival Of a con.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
TY I.EIt,
a food Joke on Palestine-Rai,roo.
sD.,,., iaik-The Grand Jury.

opeclal 10 the Gazette.
be ty,er January 2i-It is considered
ie =" Ta,-s;lne, who raised n mr. pe :,
NV anu sent ca ninittee Ia W.
i irSSi, 20 work for the removnI of IN ,h'
' un,'ed States court fom +, Ter 10 ~ tn 1nt
ealspaw NAVE ,,ad Geen quilted and used a. !.
posin HE committee, While In e ~ com,
wv, PR Jtct, have in reality gone " y,
or JI' ',,, 10 urge the appointment,
VI Lux Evans 10 The judgesl,in
,,y Ms' Ihos j, Hurley OF Loido, .
.,.eu mere today TO consult win a. ar
The Na hnsSsrd and other direet,r n'o, y,
engaging in ,s tss e railraan, IN regard to
"a imreling was held Ills 80 ev M,,n Them.
T5.w 'nsa Without doing aoyihi "u'
n any w'li meet again to.mo m,ng;
Our gran jury, which ad,o,.
aaa;y, pres nted seyenty-two hi. 81 t
i'clilen1 during the term. i' VI IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
Hereford Bulls.

Il mestlll have left fifty.nve head =,
rh e young Hereford bulls for sal,.
ney are IA gond condition and III.
De- sr,, are from six 10 eighteen n,on',. .
IN, a'ies Wishing this breed of V s,.'a,,
WI WI 20 wen 10y culliug at once n,c c'oo ",
y, pa se. their pick. They can ~. h.. sa. vs.
pna any Time by calling on tn. - Tee, seem
,,nlvestment company LimitaJ isxas
Worth, Texas. '''''ed' Fort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
The Texas Inves, ment Co.,
Limited,

Of Fort Worth have for sale fine
bunch OF cattle, chasing as follows:
80 head of yearlings, 80 head Of two
year-olds and $50 head Of three-year.
oids and COWS Will sell the " hole
bunch for Sl7. 500 cash.
They are also prepared to contract
for future delivery Ca tie in any guam
tity Elsewhere in this paper will be-
found list Of stocks which they have
for sale. Parties wishing TO buy or
sell, it will be to their ADVANTAGE to
consult with them before placing their
orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
Marriage Bells.

Last evening at the residence OF the
brides father, on fuckers Hill, quite
a happy wedding occurred. The par
ties entering into this happy union
were MIR John \ Walker, train clerk
AT the Missouri Pacific freight office
and Miss Lidonia J. Hack. The Ger
emony was performed at 7:30 p. H..
Rev. A. a. johnson officiating. after
which an adjournment was had To u
very fine banquet. The young couple
have many friends here. whom the
GAZETTE joins in wishing them u
very long and prosperous life.
LoCKETT-SMITu.
Yesterday morning the residence of
Mrs. smith, on Lamar street, was the
scene OF ve;y peasant affair. Her
daughter, Miss Katie ID. Smith, one of
the most popular and acrumplish,d
young ladies of the city, was united in
he bonds Of ma, rimomy with Mr.. Ed.
,. Locket, n highly respected aud
sterling Young gentleman connected
with the house of Bate man d Bro.
The interesting ceremony was u, r.
iGrmed in AN impressive manner hv
pr"i. w. Y. Taylor. The GAZETTE
tenders congratulations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
Mysterlous MISUNDERSTANDING.

lTAsCA, January 80.
About two weeks ago, one G.. w.
May disappeared mysteriously from
his residence two miles west of Itasca
he went in search of his horses which
were running on the prairie, ana has
not been heard from since. He was a
weii-to-do young man, temperate, in
dustrious aud had no enemi.s. Every
body liked him. He left home in good
humor. Any information leading Ia
his whereabouts will BE- thankfully re-
ceived by his widowed mother, Mrs
M. IL. May.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
Burial of joel A. FayIer =

The body of joel A. Fowler arriv, a
this 1lorring ON the 2:l5 train. The
bn1al services viii take place this af-
ternoon at z o'clock from the under
taxing tiblish,nento Fakes d Co.,
on Houston street. Carriages will be-
In waiting, Friends and ncuuain-
tances are invited to attend. The bu.
rial Will he nt the did cen eiery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25

yes,,ua oaisr rare Opportunity ca, 4,
centrally sl, situated block of rr"., ~ ~ e
ieet ironi, BY 100 feet deep. Win n"u wv
goou dwellings, upon, renting far snso
pr annum, The houses are ons ' ~
seven foonls and two Of four Rooms
each, ana 1900 will buy the Who'll.
ploperiy. Cell on d. BaSz, Texas In.
'o'snaeut company, Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
A sll,nI,.EirA

a wa,, small tire occlrred In n fro,,,
I" "ag near the corner of Third' ah ',
,.aa "" street yesterday aft.rnnn,, apu
M"s eA'inguished before anv w, ..,., out
naagu was none. The drs .i"us
ca' vni was promptly on hand M part-
~ I1ushl IN the roo from a stova ne lre
1he loss was ,rifiing. ''0'e-pipe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
To City Subscribers

GAzp1.rs person now taking the
scribe h.,w rom me, or who Wilt snh.
Janurry iSss ms and the LIST day of
for four mon, ana continue 10 take /,
give them n ,,o,,oin succession, / will
Ing for a hanS sne. 70 the grand draw.
one will h "Ia ,Ii,e gold watch. No
but those 'V Wba tickets "a tothe drawing S
bill Is due. Ply Promptly whe,
JAS. 4. MnLTos
Civ ci,a,.t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
For Sale.

have for sale one thousand head Of
yearling aud tw0-year-old steers at
Sli per head for yearines and SIS per
head for two.year-olds. These steers are
North western Texas raised cattle and
will he delivered early in the sprirg |
desire to close a contract at once Ad
dress w. A. Garner, Fort Worth,
Texna
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25

we have d burnni,. A.. 49, ,----.---
sOxiOO bsva rsil,oad. Anjuining lots
20Ox2JD fee, ,, SOD for $3.50, and this
$50 i, aoo e rea WI make six Iota, each
on Mr. D,v zee, deep. Price 81 700. Gail
COMPANY lu bnaz. Texas Investment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
Notice.

,, me stock books of the WORKING.
mems Building and Loan assoc,nti, 8
~ ,rn n"w open and the secretary is prr.
pIcu 20 is'ue g rtitirates toall sibIpcrl
uers ne can be found at his on .e -,
.no hoteI Pick@ick. The list inuai,
ruary LIST. 10 'uc Feb
b. b. PADDOCK,
Secretary,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
itelie.,rs,,,

r, h. ns Chimes Of Normandy win J..
A I i',,, tonight at lhe o,'sr, W.T. be
Is desired. VI inc participants
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
A Terrible Fail.

w hen the transcDntinental nns.
sehger ram steamed into the d.na,
~, nlRht passenger came to Of,l,..
"h'ia'ii Richmond aud 10 Il him a,
man had jumped of the train ~. l.,
sIo"n on The Y above the dennt ana
,ilust have been badly hurt as The
e'aiii was standing ON a trestle tifeet,
leet nigh at the time. The officer se.
cured lantern and proceeded TO The
Spot indicated whore he found n man
whose lame was afterwards learned ,n
oe Bennett from Pilot Point. Iviny mn,
Conscious under the treslle work ~.
WAS brought 10 the Union depot on n
cot where il was ound that his ha.d
was very badly cut.
ne WAS sent To the railroad hosn;t,,
w an Unconscious con iiion ri.
'Iaiu nightly switches of on tho v 80
",iow the Missouri Pacific Ia pass and
i'assehgers frequently get oil aud come
~ .ne uerot on foDt, rs It is ONLY a
I pn distance. IL is supposed ih.I
nennett thought he would yet off .md
"a'n nut WAS unaware of the s,r..t
Morh on which the train was stand
'ng Just before he fell the passen~ar
NY informed the officer of the acci'
n r,,i toln him not to get or as tbe
I. .a" would pull up to the depot In :.
e~ minutes, There was SB 10 In M"
~ ,'ohe nv he was Try nicely dresl
"a. The extent of his Injuries ar af, ,,
Known. "'ies are not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25

j have sold my interest IN the ga
loon business aud AJAX the patronage OF
the public.
CHAs. GAY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25
DON FORGET lr BETS FOR
BARGAINS. 1908 H0UST TON ST.
Take Notice.

All parties wishing to sell their
town cows call on a. $. Nicholson or
Il. III. Daggett.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-25

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