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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
THE SEASONS
Local Causes Operate to Mitigate or
Intensity Extremes.
a Wet Winter Generally Followed by a
Wet Summer, and Vice Versa,

JOSHUA, TAX, Dec. 30.
To the Editor ofihe Gazette.
A late French scientist has said:
"The time Is not far distant when the
husbaudmsn can predict the character
OF the seasons in advance, and thus be
enabled to so shape his farm work
as to avoid the severe losses oocasioued
by extreme wet and dry seasons
II this statement IL ever verified, 1t
must be IN general way: for IL is evil
dent to the most casual observer that
local causes Will ever operate
either to mitigate or inten-
sify extremes Of heat or
cold. A residence of mgny years on
the Western prairies will convince
those who have resided in the EssJ
that the country lying between the
Rocky mountains and the Mississippi,
or the timbered region adjacent, are
subject TO extremes of heat and cold
moisture and dryness, which are for
eign TO timbered countries and which
may be easily accounted for
During our long dry summers the
SUMS rays coming to the earth through
clOudless atmosphere penetrate to
great depth, and thus large
amount of heat is stored.
When the blizzard nr norther, follow
ing The sun in his retreat, reaches this
heated district the temperature is
lowered and this is repeated at each
stage of advancement until an exces-
sive humidity il produced in the at
mosphere which gives us our occasional
warm, wet winters.
Again, excessive rains on this great
prairie ocean keeps the earth cooled
and prevents the storing Of heat dur
ing the summer months, and when the
cold wave rolls over 3this treeless eX-
p8nse IL meets with no resistance.
which gives us our occasional severe
winters.
In proof Of the above
the following is cited: The summer
of 1879 was extremely dry and the
winter following was remarkably
mild. Again, the summer Of 1850 WAS
extremely wet and produced q rank
growth of vegetation from the gulf To
the lakes, and tine winter following
was one OF the severest on record EN-
tremes follow each other. for The sum
mer of 1881 was excessively dry dwarf
ing vegetation from Canada TO Mexico.
and the winter following wss so mild
that leaves which were won't 10
brown m November Were yet green
IN midwinter, and the roads, from con-
tinued rains, We're almost impassable.
In general warm wet winter is fol.
lowed by a wet summer, while a Sc
verely cold wiuter will most likely be
followed by dry summer. NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

I Democratic lightning-rod, silvertp-
! ped and copper-covered It is nearly
four years until another opportunity
comes around FOR him to stand W in
the capacity of a lightning attractor,
but MIR Randall does not mean that
the intervening years shall show q
lack Of activity on hls part II he Is
70 be struck by lightning, lot IL come
soon, and be done withit Sc bis prayer.
Therefore, az there is large store Of
Democratic lightning in the South,
Mr.. Randall proposes TO cultivate It,
and zee how much Of 10 will come bis
way ia 1sSS That is evidently the oc-
casion OF his tour through the South
at this tune, lie wants to be the pres
ideutial candidate OF the Democratic
psrty four years hence
Mr.. Randall cannot be speaker Of
Of the Forty-nInth congress, and he is
not working for that impossiblli ~.
The majority among the Democratic
members Tor revenue reforms IS as large
as in the present congress. which gave
Randall only fif,y-odd votes in caucus.
Carlisle has proven himself in every
aspect an excellent presiding officer
If he is a candidate for speaker Of the
next house It is perfectly safe to proph-
esy that Randall cannot defeat him
Very few Democrats from the West
and South dare vote Tor IA protection
ist and ask for reelection ut the hands
OF their constituents. And as most Of
them want to be reelected, Mr.. Ran
dali will not get q cir votes.
IL, beneath mis- comedy profession Of
"a business visit, there really is
masked an Interior and political pur-
pose in his visit South, that purpose is
the working up Of a friendly feeling in
his behalf for the presidency in lSsS.
But % the Democratic party cannot
trust him to be speaker how could it
think Of making him president" A
president can do more
harm than pro,ectionist speaker.
The Democrats OF the South and West
like Mr, Randall as a man, esteem him
for his honesty, admire him for his
talents, but they delest his statesman
ship and will not consent TO make him
either president or speaker until be
comes over to them as revenue re-
former.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Gov. Cleveland, presldent-elect, has
the reputation Of saying what lac
means, and most men who know him
believe nc means what he says. His
answer TO the civll-servico reformers,
published in THE GAZETTE yesterday,
is not the language OF sphynx; it is
to the point. He speaks to cay what
he purposes, not to conceal what lac
intends
The coming president pledges him
self anew to uphold the spirit, as well
as the letter, of the civil.seryice act.
He will make no removals OF cumpe-
tent Republican officials solely to pro-
vide place for an imporlunste Demo
crat, There will De no cru ption among
the offices. Competency, honesty, sin.
certify and availability viii be the chief
characteristics of his sppointees, as
well as of those whom horelains in OF
flee His appointments viii, oCooufse,
be made from Democratic material.
bat other recommendation Of fitness
than the wearing Of q Democratic col
lar will be needed
But the prospective presidenCs Ian.
guage is qualified, and his qualiaca-
tion is fatal to The hopea ot,he Repub-
lican piace-holdera MANY now
holding such posluons,0 he says
have forfeited their retention be.
cause they have used their places foi
party purposes, In disregard OF thell
duty to the people, and because ia
stead OF being decent public servants
they have proved Themselves oflensiv,
partlsans, and INSCRIPTIONS manlpula
tions Of The local party management,
What Republican oQiee-holdet
has not dabhled in politics? Til,
same civil-servlce law that guards ans
shields the non-pollticM oalciaI iron
summary removal because he is not o
the same faith as ihe administration
also forhids tho public funotionarl
from using his place and power to tn
advantage OF HIS partisan friends
The meaning o. MI CloyeIand's pro
nouneement csnno, be reRssuring t
Republicans IN Office. Few Of then
are guiltiess Of tho sins that he de
clares viii "iorfeit their retention ii
office.
Turn the rageals out was one o
the promises OF the Democratic cam
paign. That In brief, is just wha
the Democratic president elect Is goInl
70 do. And that "a what dlAtufbs th
peace Of the army Of Republican
ofllce.holders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

md at unlocked Tor times. Some PEG
pie don't mind this; they are ealing
ia light dnught vessels, and
though thrown from side 60
side Of the atraam, they seem
to be as well in one place AZ another;
but 10 one who Is on b1trd = deep
draughn chip on unexpected wave
IL liable to causa condemnation About
the best thing one can do Is lobe ready
FOR surprises; hold ourselves 10 readi-
ness to make,the best Of untoward cir.
cumstances, and resolve, aud slick to
&c, too, 70 do the dictates Of our hearts
and condolences regardless 81 all ex-
traneous influences or the effects Of
our actions on others. DO this and
read THE GAZETTE, and happiness
and prosperity are sure to follow. This
advice Is thrown 10 az the regular rate
OF subscription.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Advice Gratis.

Young man hlesnder on By your.
aelf and cast a few accounts mentally
Put what you have done against Whist
you ought to have done IN the past
year and then lose yourself In be-
wilderment At the hugeness Of the de-
neency. Don't make amy elaborate
plans for your guidance next year, for
long list OF epeeulations Is liable 10
become tangled or torn and you viii
lose heart and not try TO carry 1t ont to
the letter. Things don't turn out
always as we predict No matter how
wise we may b Wccannot tell whether
tho corn Or the pumpkins which We
plant Ia alternate rows are going to
thrive best. This Il a life Of change
tke currents run awry and the break.
sfs lise and slap Is with their cruel,
crested summlta without regularity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
The Projections. as Reveaus Re-
former.

/ The Proieotiouit as Revenue Re-
former
Speaking toa housefull OF business
aud representative men Of Louisville,
who must be supposed to possess q
large share OF commou-5ense. Mr. Ram
dali said "It IS due to your intelll-
gance that / should give you the res-
sons that think have controlled to
bring us to our present trade condi-
ton. consider that it is due to an
over-exhaustIye taxation, and to some
degree trade restriction, which ought
to be swept away.n
When this was said there must have
been blank incredulity on the faces Of
the audience as they thought
OF Mr. RandalIs too successful efforts
to prevent tax reduction last winter,
when lac aud some forty Democrats
Joined the Republicans to defeat the
Morrison bill. Now SIR, Randall con-
fesses that the "oyerexhsustive taxa
ton" which he exerted himself to
keep up, is the cause of financial dis
aster and business depression.
Ia view Of his former support Of a
tariff for protection for the sake Of
protection, what are we to nske OF this
sentence from his Louisville speech 3?
There ought not TO he collected dol
lar OF revenue nom the people Of the
United States in excess OF that which
is necessary 10 economically admins
ter the government OF this people.n
Whist so-called free trader has asked
more than this? We hope to see Mr..
Randall introduce a resolution so
worded in congress, and work for its
adoption.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
SAN ANTONIO.
A Split Occurs in the Workingmen's
Convention.

A Split Occurs in the Workingmen's
Convention.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Dec. 3O.-The
workingmen's convention to nominate
city officers met this afternoon and re-
suited ia regular circus. A he row
ensued over the nomination Of may or.
when the most prominent delegates
left the hall in disgust for the reason.
perhaps that they could not manipu-
late IL so as 70 turn 10 over to the Demo-
cratic convention which meetson next
Monday.
The nominees were j. ii. Copeland
for mayor, Tom Harrison for recorder,
Juan CaTden8s for t8N-collector. and
Fritz Russl for street commissioner.
The assets of Eisner 4 Schmidt, who
made an assignment few DAYS since,
amount to Sl3,s95 and the liabilities
S29, eco. The principal creditors are
IL, b. Clailin & Co. of New York. who
lose about $1,000, and MIR. Mr.. L. Ron.
want Of this city, who loses about
5000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
ElNoiIon-Law Rroakers senienced.

CrNctNNArI, Dec. so Judge Sage
Of the United states district court to-
day sentenced the prisoners, most Of
whom have been convicted OF viola
ton OF the election laws at the recent
election.
Roet. Berry, James Usher and James
Mclaughlin, convicted OF Illegal
voting, We're sentenced TO six months
IN the Hamilton county Jail.
d. Spencer and Ferdinand North.
Tor the same oflense, were sentenced
TO sixty days Ia Jail.
Henry spangler and Daniel Kinney
for hindering citizens from voting.
We're sentenced 70 six months,
George Best, q young man hitherto
lavofably known, convicted OF depos.
ting IN the United States
mail obscene literature, WAS
sentenced % three years ia the peni.
tentiary. Immediately after the sen.
lenoe was pronounced he swallowed
the cpptenla Of vial supposed 10 I'D
poison. An emetle WAS Immediately
administered and he recovered. His
wife and sisters We're present
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
A Story of Hayes.
WAshIngIon LeLLar.

A drummer recently visited Ere
mont and during mis- stay Ia town
went to the village cemetery. Enter
ing he saw the village sexton engaged
10 digging q grave. Walking up to
him, he asked, Where is Hayes
buried ~
"What Hayes ~
Why, Rutherford e. Hayes
Blu, he is not buried He is-u
Here the drummer broke IN with,
Great Scott, are they keeping him
yet ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

There are about as many ways Of
pronouucing depot ~ there are ecUen.
trlo Ways Of pronouncing 'eTemalory. y
finance etc, AS road out OF The
difficulty we give the following eug,
gestion;
tits hut step.oh
Down To the dcn.oh
9ho way Is guile steeu-uh
ghat leads u the deep-oh.
! slipped on o grape-oh
luet by the day-poh.
r. a store near the dee-pOt
! bought this small Eea-nbt.
pcrpnps, 10 end the agitation,
No'd better hencoforth cali II station.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
90 CORREsrONDENTs.

Parties writing 10 THE GAZETTE ON bust.
noes personal 70 themselves VIII please ga.
close stamp f0rreply.
hLI communications intended for
publication should bs addressed 70
the cdHor Of the 0A2Errr ul other
lauar rotating 20 business OF any kind
thou'd b. addressed % Loving, Malone
q Ford. Fort wosin, Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Tha pIaaIdaaar y Id gneaE.E.hIr2

The Presidency Or the speakership2
Mr. Randall says bis trim south is
without political significance. To
quote his own language As addrezed
TO the meeting at Louisville, heis sole.
~ intent upon studying the details
that prevail in the great South 10 the
business relations IL bears to the coun.
try.p That ia very worthy Object
bat We fear Mr. Randall has another
and not quite so worthy and public.
spirited a motive.
The great Pennsylvania Democratic
protectioniat has exposed himself II
each quadrenniAl Democratic national
convention to imminent danger Of d
stroke 81 presidential lightning and
has come 70 look upon himself Is /
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
NOTES GROW KEMp.
correspondence On NJ ,inroito.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
KENT, Tex Dec. 20.-Wilson Bros.
dry-goods merchants, have Just been
closed by the sheriff, in favor Of II. l..
Marsalis q Co.
George Parker, q young man, died
OF pneumonia to-day.
Christmas passed of very quietly.
with no fights. We win begin q new
year with gloomy prospects.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Orer the NIagnra rnlIs

NIAGARA FALLS, ONT, Dec. SO-A
man. supposed to be Jas. Greenwood
OF Chippewa, while crossing the Niaga.
IA river from Chippewa to Port nav
about mile above the falls. LOST enn,
troll OF his boat and ran into die ranids
where his boat upset aud lie was COW
ried over the falls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Little Tim's Mistake.
Philadelphia Call.

Little Goodnight, mamma.
Mamma Why, you must not 20 to
bed yet. You have not had your sup
per.
Little Tim-Oh, no; I'm NOT going
20 bed, ! thought you We're.
Mamma-G0 play, child. Tuis ia
my new Mother Hubbard
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

ID IN 808goRI8ElE.
rryIgVrD On 1pplr1l TT06.

fUENA6HED ON Aftb4fla AIoAs
smitances by orun, postofiiee money
uriaf OK in rogietfrod letter, az RISK uf otucs.
Euhiecff.
Prompt Information % ovenie aud naws
nNlpantuga Ok general interest solicited aut
wiz 10 properly Compounded.
AN communications Intended lor punlict
Nor must Do accompanied by tho writer y
b 1me md bddrure-not Tor publications 1ul
ns au evidence 81 good faith
Address letters and communications OF
grnfv character %
THr GAZETTE Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

As the result Of our extensive adver
Using in tie leading Journal ~ me
country and Great britain. we az
now receiving inquiries Tor Tss w
futura delivery. e'''se lof
! IhAs we may be able to supply tho
demand We ak those havlng F 49, s.,'s
.l ior safe % furnish ua wlth deserin =
llons OF same. We make no ch.s,tt
only Ia case Of sale, and have ,e5 4,'' y
Yui commission to correspond VIII e ny.
n S 9Ro. 3. LOVING 4 ~ as
Lard and live stnclt brokera 49, 49,
street, between Houston ana rbro,s'
morton Fort Worth, peT, "''0A'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Ohlo Ironmen decide on a ReductIoO.

YOUNGSTOWN, ONO, Dec. so.-The
Sishoning valley iron manufacturers
have had a conference and have "a.
solved TO make a reduction Of 10 ner
cent IN the wages Of all their en-.
ployes, except the members Of lie
Aimaigamated association, 10 taks
eject the 18th Of January. several
reduction. ~ WY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Taking an Inventory.

The Lord Of Hosts gave us Blame,
and throw Ia Burchard, aud raised
up ST, John and sent down the rain
on election day-the devil contributed
3Quld and Inspired Conkling -and so,
among all hands wood Lord, good
devil, we pulled through somehow,
and here we are.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

lt we left the selection Of CleyeIand's
cabinet 10 our friends, the enemy, 1t
would he about this way; Postmaster
general John Kelly; secretary OF state,
JEFF Davis secretary Of the interior,
sam Randallisecretary OF the treasury,
Ferdinand Ward; with soft places FOR
Beeoher Conkllng, and Rum, Roman
ism aud Rebellion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Or 10 a late hour last night Gov,
ireland was resting easy and suffering
but little His friends, however, en-
tertaln little hope Of his recovery
Rarney must be governor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

ANoSG the curiosities from Che Lone
STAR state ON exhibition, the oentlpede,
the larautula aud Roberts book on
Texas repose harmoniously in the
same glass cuae.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

ONG Of the reasons suggested by an
exchange why Gov, Hubbard should
not be urged for a cabinet position is be-
cause ne is making more money than
he aponds for the hrst time IN his
lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

SIR JoHS MCDONALD stole a wife
l0r himself when he was young and
now, IN his declining years. he is try.
ING TO steal Canada from queen Vic,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

uNcLE sam evidently believes that
the Monroe doctrine Is exclusively for
home consumption, else Why does he
dsbhle Ia the affairs Of AfrIca2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

THE pistol is doomed. Public
opinion IS not strong enough to crush
H. but individual Efforts are daily de-
monstIahng that It must go-off.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

ANY enttrprising man who desires
hoard and lodging for the winter in
Washington free Of charge, can secure
ID from Uuele Sam 10y oonttsting the
scat OF some NJ. G.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Ir Howgaie desires TO come of clear
he should come IA and demand au In
yestigation Investigation Is the
synonym for acquIttal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

EVERY now end then the Galveston
News strikes its Tyre, casts its eagle
eye towards Refugio, and sings, ARE
you There, Morisrity W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
T,Nns Mesln,nn roll.n.

Ines present session viii reopen on
monday January o. The work com
pIlses the following departments: Pre-.
paratory, collegiate, musical ana arfs
commercial and shorthand. Address
the president, p. NJ. WHfTr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

II the Bennett & Mackay cable con-
inues to cut into the receipts Of the
opposition much longer Cyrus Field
will be compelled to tear down his
statue Of the British SPY, and erect in
is stead statue Of Washington or La
lsNntle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
- 80 nRLEANa.

Visitors 10 tho exposition wii md THE
GAZETTE en fale az Geo. h wharton g Bros,
no. Caroudelst street, New orleans, la.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Din the Old Aloalde take his cob
pipe to New Orlcanss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Iris nip and tuck between Glad
stone and Victoria to see who holds
ont longest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

DoN'r get blind stavin" to-day In
the hope OF swearing or tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
We should Sob.

No Democrat wants Chief Justice
Waite 10 die just yet. The Bourbons
would hate TO lose so good man after
the ith OF March, but they could stand
the beTeavementa little better then.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Tlir vvrrKLr GAZETTE,

in wrappers ready f1f mailing to your blends
abroad can be- had 10 the couutingfoom.
pfice. cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
CHEAP COLUMN.

Embellishments under this head Will be h.
srtod at tho rate OF fvo cents a line, saca
merton, seven words TO tho Inc No sdvsr.
iEement Inserted for less than % cents. Par.
Sea with whota we have no running account
mast pay 10 advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

500 aEwARn,
niiie5 south M '99i tuition WIZ "A
berz3. lSSi n, NJ, 'hanlene. On i.le4 Is
orlnaed y a ~, old, faddls s sse
horse abon,9 n, 5en aaoh.5e,
stripe di 9elgi - handsd.sd A'1
thigh. Waer 2Aek, and "a
and raw ~ ~. ISL seen
ward IN e,,s. caring OA|i el|a
covarg .l lnioruai,oni ftl y
Tom Green e5e e., =, 81 Hs1ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Smart MN.

Chicago Inter Ocean.
No amount OF talking could win
friends for Cleveland like his Silence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

a hiksiAN HATH HOUSE. NAIURAi.
1fa ~ o,@ing water, eighty gallons per min
~ iels ana ,soda-the best bathing water n
Az ~, stAte. " may he used as at Hot Springs
10y ~, 10Y while bathing single tieketa 25c
~ "SANlFi n, STANLEY Il MARRLE Props,
Northwest corner Public SQUARE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
20. sALE-OITH RE ]. -.

FTNHE PRO 2EHTY, 10 WEST fFrOSu
\ street, is for sale. Accommodating
terms hight large rooms. besides Kitchen,
serNNhl room and out-buiidiugs. House
essA ,.,. Tor business house. Apply to Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
BUSINESS FoR sAIr.

IL OrEL FOR SALE--OWING no MY
4 health not being sufficient TO give my
heIte I'm supervision 10 the management Of
iuInltnre, Tor sale az bargain and on easy
Ietma. The house has had q nne run, is well
locAtea ma the growing city Of Colorado, Tex.
~ que eau make money who understands
: ue business. For particulars call on IN adj
utess AifS. W IA. VI. Dunn. Colorado. Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
OFFICE ron RENT.

NOR RENT SOME OF THE MOST DE
A. sirabla utAce 10 ms in The city. Also one
well furnished room, tnree blocks from cen-
ter of business Apply 10 =. W. Bets, 500
Houston Street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

packages. - pouuo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

XOUk ATTENTION AMI PRESENCE
are invited 10 tie Lone star Copy ing
satt' ioeAied IN Fort Worth, lCla Main
y'aSet We paint aud enlarge Ia India ink
ll,,s -lthpfs, crayou or oil - any size. We
e,.ithiee hfsi-class work ard correct ike
~ fpntQgraphEtn the latest atty les, BY
49, AitaGiAneous process Fine franis1
NHeAp' Agents wanted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Bayard ana Garland.

Garland has been visiting Cleveland.
One boy one the roses call.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

kysFy smoker Ahould. ~ oLittie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

ENoR RENT THE CHEAPEST DWELI.-
ton and Eleventh street