Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-07
JOHNSON COUNTY.
Gieanings at Grandview-Poliiical Top
les Touched on.

Grapdyiew, February 5.-The prosperity o
| the GrBndvlew business men has sttracte d
seemed full this week and evidently ye'y so
! licitous to sell.
! Mrs. NJ. y. Hollngsworth left last ,sTsning
on visit to- her daughter, Mrs. Il. w. Hol
| lingsworih OF Marystown, who, we un1sr-
stand, is quite uuwell.
This is leap-y ear, and some OF our bachelor
| friends are getting quite restless from Ire
want OF some demonstration upon the part o.
the fair ones. II is dou t,ess attributable 10
the Innate modesyy of The Tinsolne darllngHt
but be this AS IL may 1t is causing somdoi the
anxious ones tolook out for other nelds. a
trio OF the would. he benedioes are DESTROYS OF
opening up correspondence with some OF the
more courageous OF the opposite sex, with the
view, they say, OF fnutuai tu4pz iNement ana
pleasure. but we havearrlveu NJ IA diuerent
conclusion. lfany OF the charming misses
wish more information as 30 those above
mentioned, only drop "A line TO this itemizer
and they will surely be aocomInobated.
We are reliablh informed that the Hon X.
NJ Wynne of whom mention WAS made In
Sundays issue, does not aspire 10 seat In
congress, but prefers his law Office and close
application to his professional DUTIES.
The Dallas Times says the HDn. Olin Well
born has dispensed two clerkships to polttl-
cal eneInies, and'ifhe hai lbl more POSITIONS
he would continue to reward hi5 enemies
and thereby punish his friends. lie NAV
n cal some some of the wounds in h1s novel
way OF manifesting. his appreciation OF the
open Others that neither OIL nor WAGER can
cure. Aow about the Sanseriest, bsotnet
Times; where was our olin on that Jao'laht
Well, now, we should be kinder grateful
for that little bill increasing the capital
stock OF one OF our popular national hanks;
ri IN he should not object 10 taking his own
pills. We admire The wisdom he dispiaSed
In the selections he has made, for Wen ne
may concliate that craft Tue press 81
this day Ia the mighty power In AL Po.llcal
campaigns a. well AS in all matters 0i any
moment. presume even the doughty nan.
cock has been educated by this u"e INTO al
least "a partial Ambulance OF this fact that
while he may say damn the newspapers,
some papers Ia turn may be the meals OF
damnifg him. II is mOrtifying ana huinil-
Iatlnp 10 think at this late day that ZANE
Hancock was the man, who for tne sake OF
81 within or an opinion deserted nus country
in the hour OF peril, gave MS innnenco 70 hef
subiugation, returned when peace WAS de-
clared and cast his fortunes with US. Wei
coined by generous people, arms wiue open,
apprccihtlng what they took 20 be some oil
the marks OF wise statesman I'm this traitor,
they hopored him again. SUI wishin 70
demonstrate that they weIo utterly ooiSi-
ton. representing the great state OF Texas,
ele vated him to the highest oincial position
within their gift by making III IN th',ir pTesid-
Kindness he has denounced us, for In
denouncing the Hon. John Ireland, our
most excellent governor, and the ieslslature'
he lie louncod those whom they represented
Another Interview, and he VIII ma norm OF
Mason and Dlxon's line more senlai ci,,o
than the balmy breezes ot the sunny Jou'i ~;
Tomorrow ndIourns the extra SESSION ~
the Eighteenth legis ature. we wall Win
bated breath TO learn the conclusion; ,so
Mr.. Patton, In his able speech IN the mouse Sc
on the 18th, said: 1.-THE paramount oplert vi
this extra SEE sion OF the eighteenth leglsih'
ture as / understand II, is the enactInsn, ., u
law, tile adoption 81 reIneaS iot ta.
Ind crime growing ont Of Il" HAS this been
done?" will be the anxious INQUIRY Oh eh ',,,,
lover OF law aud liberty, asd while VIZ n nvlw
for the hest we fear the consei"ehce'o e's
the ~ ispgt legi Station.