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FLOUR.

o~~~rO~,~tT->">S'. ~ .>oo<oo.-.oo0.
EL0 U R.
Il BEST"
Ask youi grocer for CHRlsTIAN BRO
THEIRS & CO.'S "BESp"-Highest Grade
Spring Wheat Patent made. Relatively
the cheapest Flour. Sixty pounds more
bread per barrel than winter-wheat Hour.
Fer sale to the trade only ny
X. LEWIS. 1910 Cary street.
fe 10-tAu97 Agens tos STATE 81 Virgins.
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Three trains Qeave Richmond s:3o A. NJ.
$3.50 p. NJ, $40 p. M to Old Point, except
Sunday.
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FROM RICHMOND:

Tickets Will be sold July I'd and 4th good
to return until July 9Th.
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On Sunday an excursion train leaves
Richmond at A. NJ.
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old POINT COMFORT, VA.

HYGEIA HOTEL.
sITUATEpoSE HUNDRED YARDS FROM FORT
MONROE.
Open all the year. Accommodates l,OC0
guests. Equal to any hotel In the United
States. Surroundings picturesque ana MS
toric. Appointments. table, and service un.
excelled Bathing. boating fishing, and
driving specially attractive. Terms less for
equal accom- odations than any resort In
the country. Pure ocean air, free rom ma
laria and conducive to refreshing sleep.
Send for descriptive pamphlet.
ie2-3m II. PHOEBUS, Proprietor.
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HEALING SPRINGS,
IL BATH COUNTY, VA,
WILL OPEN JUNE lsT. The general SUPER
intensence will be by Mr.. +. NEWMAN
EUBaNK, OF Lynchburg, assisted by Mr..
JOHN NJ. BURFOOT, of Richmond. Va,
who has for several years had charge OF the
ONCE.
Healing Springs water for sale by PUR-
CELL, LADD 4 CO., Richmond.
Send postal for pamphlets.
Get Off at Covington or Clifton Forge.
my Gam MATTE W. EUBANK.
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DLEASANT BOARD CAN HAD

DLEASANT BOARD CAN BE HAD
Il on reasonable terms during the sum-
mer In LEXINGTON. VA. The house Is
large and airy, and Is situated on the spa
cious University campus. affording fine
shade. &c. For terms and farther informa-
ton address
MRS. JOHN X. ANDERSON.
Je 26-eod2w~ Lexington, Va.
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Am USEMENTS.
ID A S E. Il A l. l.
GLEN ALLENS

RICHMON DS,
at Boschen's Park. SATURDAY. July 4rH.
Game called at $50 sharp, 30 as 10 give time
for other games.
Admission. is and 10 cents. ~ Silt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
aons Blind.

The Fort Worth GAZETTE glOrles In
Indiana limestone. Its founders made
the mistake % locating THE GAZETTE
some lOgi miles too far southwest: ID
would be IN hum at larry Hot, on In.
dyopolis. - Laredo Timos.
the anxiety Of the Times TO work
Indiana limestone for all II IL worth In
behalf Of = senatorial sspirant should
not lead II into imprudent speech.
The work Of THE GAZETTE Ia behalf
Of Texas, the pride Of THE GAZETTE In
Texas. are we'll known, and the organ
~ 90 senatorial candidate can detract
from the truth, or the daily service Of
The GAZETTE. The contract with the
cApitol builders provided for limestone
ne per the sample filed. The legisla-
ture failed 10 provide for the use
Of grAuite-Texas granite--aud this
question was resolved into one Of the
use Of Inferior Texas limestone or 81.
perior Indiana limestone. The inter.
es.s Of TeNas demand the use Of tho
superior article, and THE GAZETTE
advocates the use Of II, even while It
would be glad 10 REQ Texas spend
half million more 10 have the capitol
constructed Of granite--Texps granite
THE GAZETTE IL ny thoroughly Texan
~ any Newspaper In the state Of
TeNHs, but II would not favor the use
Of an inferior Texas limestone In tho
capitol building any more than
II would favor the use OF the long.
horn bull a. the A. a. NJ. college In
preference TO the thoroughbreds that
are imported. There IL such a thing
~ too much sentiment--a sickly senti-
mentality which is impractical, II
not foollah.
The GAZETTE recognizes the great
advertisement the capitol would be Of
Texas stone. For this reason TIE Ga.
zErrR would prefer to zee the capitol
constructed Of Texas granite. But the
pride Of THE GAZETTE In Texas IL not
of that kind which would zee a state
capitol, which In intended foJ Mc peo-
pie qf Jerds and 10 endure for all time.
constructed OF an inferior article sim
Ply because II happened to be in
Texas The effort to make political
issue OF limestone Ia what might have
been expected Of small politicians, but
II that IN rrt doesn't prove boom
eranR the people Of Texas are M small
ne The politicians who Are making the
effort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

HatbAn5 .Floezing is' Wiis-BsaHzg.
The H0usion Post wrlics a. an clio.
quent column ~ the iiosging sdmiu.
lsisred 70 TIE Baltimore man who
knocked aud Kicked his wife % mis-.
carriage resulted. The Post tells us
that the man deserved his punish.
msnt. but that tue sheun didn't
Ike the lob. that Tie crowd Of wit.
nessea didn't like the JOB, and that the
man bimself denounced the lAw ~
lard and cruel All right; nov u
TIA, man doesn't knock aud Kick an.
other woman, the ebltcl Of the law
prevention Of the crime will have
been accomplished. Tit takes hus.
bAnd.hogging 70 stop wife-beaiing,
then. by all means, make 4 1gRing the
penalty. No one expects officers or
witucses or criminals n enjoy It.
none will like the penalty except those
wives who are saved from beAtinRs be-
cause Of the penalty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

Mr.. Carl Vincent has sold the
brentwood Democrat 10 Messrs. n.
y. Harris Il 90. -rTT
The AlvaradO Bulletin has "A very
neat paragrapner He's a good one -
! Waco Examiner. There is none
better In the state.
Mr.. 9. i. Gilbert, editor OF the Abb.
lene Reporter, will soon commence
the publication OF "A literary Journal 10
oe called the illustrated Hons.
The Sherman journal II quite #
lively paper and deserves TO make a
brilliant success o. its ell Jrts TO give
our neighbors a good local paper.
The Antslope Jack county Clipp. r
ia new paper by Mr. Il. II. Hughey.
me Clipper promises 10 work for the
development OF Northwest Texas.
WeRr Ia receipt, OF No. !, Vol, l, OF
the fhrockmofton News. published nj
Ihrockmorton by III. g.. Leonard. The
Newa VIII prove an important factor
IN the development OF the West.
Mr.. w, G. Steele has sold the Nolan
county Record 10 Mr. II. A Musgrove.
ihe latter gentleman has consolidated
tne northwest Texas Wool rover
win The Record and the two papers
WIZ hereafter appear IA the Nolan
County Record, Il. A. Musgroye. ed.
lt0r aud proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
GORDON.
A operative Store A Little Girl
Qhct

A Cooperative Store A Little dirl
Shot.
special 10 ibe cs1slts.
GORDON, FIX, July o Perry 5om.
ers. charged with the murder Of Ennis
Baldwin at the coal mines last August,
had preliminary examination before
Justice Maddox, which closed on the
"a inst Defendant was held In the
sum Of 800.
The Fourth was celebrated by two
plcnics-pue about three miles west Of
Gordon, whereA day OF pleasure was
enjoyed by considerable number OF
tlwnspeople. The Knights of Labor
celebrated the day AZ the mines with
q picnic, the reading OF the Declaration
OF Independence by Mr.. Jones and y
stirring speech by Dan McgiAughIin
OF Illinois.
s little girl was accidentally shot 1t
the mines on the morning Of the
Fourth. a man was shooting At n hog
that had been raiding his tent and
was getting Off with sack Of flour,
when n stray shot struck the little glri
In The forehead, producing slight but
painful wound.
The -barmers' alliances OF several
adjoining counties have combined and
VIA build Il large cooperative store M
this place. Capital. $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

A Main street young man took his
gill cat for a drive last evening; ~
least, such was the programme, 'but
the beat laid plan Of mice and men,
clip An eccentric sometimes Revived
edition. He chartered horse aud a
mario w.seRted buggy, aud sailed out 70
tine residence Of the fAir oDe's parent
In fine shape. The young lady Is a
huxpm lass Of son.e lgJ good solid
sygir5upols, and 70 show her agility
che 10 cilned his assistance to enter the
buggy, and jumped In with u bound
she showed IL Tue buggy wAs fraii
one, and a board broke, and abe went
through, partially. The young nsn
was embarrassed. SO was she. II was
cfitical moment, but she wRs equal 10
the emergency. Twelve newspapers,
n hen.feather pillow and An old shawl
were brought 10 light, and she was en-.
nbled 20 20 through and crawl from
under the buPR.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

THAT was good joke on Postmas-
ter Cochran In the traLsmitting Of his
bond 10 the government and vat omit.
ting 70 sign II himself, says the Dallas
Herald. II looks somewhat broader
than a mere Joke. Waco Day.
Don't be guilty Of unjust intlmRtion,
The only hesitation In Johns pablo
conduct is the doubt whether he shall
act Rs statesman or ~ an individual.
A postonice Is somo.hing unique In
Johns public grip, aud the probability
IL that he left the bond unsigned be.
cause lac really didn't know whether,
M postmaster, he ought 10 sign as
statesman or NJ AT individual.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

~ wg have q war within the mex;
decade, the old style ~ wAT-ships aud
fortihcAtions will bs done away with.
a man can carry IN his pocket n force
terrible enough 10 shhtter into frng.
mentn the largest mRn.o war ever con
strueicd. The Ingenuity Of mankind
will be applied 10 deylslng means 81
directing this force, and, whether by
balloons or submarine automaioup,
tho chances for war.ship or fortified
city nre poor, indeed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

THE Terrell Star offer as an argu.
ment FOR the nomination Of Reagan
and Griffith for governor aud lieuien-
antgovernor, respectively, that they
came to Texas, together, forty years
ago and that ~ would be au net OF
poetic justice for their careers 10 Gloss
~ they begau--side by eide" This ..
IA very pretty sentiment but practicl al
Justice to themselves, more than poetic
Justice 10 any man, should govern the
people OF Texas in tho selection Of
puolc sctvants.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
TEXAS Politics.
AS Reflected in the Newspapers Of
the state.


Our ticket: For governor, John II
Reagan, Of Palestine. For lieutenant.
governor, John X Gnfligh, Of Ter.
rell.-i Terrell Star.
Barney Gibbs aud Seth shepherd.
That's not a bad ticket, but IL IL ms
immature ~ a green gourd. IL may
develop, but Just now II seems long
way OIL Waco Examiner.
Those daily papers 40 anxious 10
hegr from Gen. II son state questions
Rre liable 10 find out that each word
viii contain n shot lust behind the
right ear sulphur Springs Echo
The Hon j. l. Foster Of Limestone
county, and the able speaker Of the
last house Of representatives IL evil
IDENTIFY looming up AZ the next - mo
cratic CnodidAie for the Texas govern.
Orahip. Mr.. Foster " plain, com
mon-seuse man, a iiue parliRmen tartan
aud he Is In every way qualified to
make the people - good and tufe exec.
u,or = Pilot Point Post.
We will wait year or 80 before we
make our governor. The candidates
whom the premature papers are bring
ing out Will have % be long. winded
9N'Nth AZ AAAbg lhAIll AuhLluf uss luNH,
We doubt the aiucerlty of many OF the
papers who are booming" their CUB.
ernhtoriAl candidates. l. IL 70 get an
eGpressipn from tho press on this i'm.
portant suit set and q tickle the prom
lneDt man, aud NJ the same time win
him II seems like IT, and man In
made To emile ~ the proportions Of
hlsowu misfortune. ri Jefferson New.
Slate. making for the state Offices Is
nov supposed 10 bc going on. In "a
lew months more we will begin 10 see
the movements Of the various factions
and their leaders Already, we learn,
Gen. SUI Ross OF Waco has announced
himself candidate for governor. His
recommendations for tho position are
these: He WAS brave general In the
Confederate army and he 10 an honest
man. Tue latter, however IL worth
but little In candidacy for Office. bur
tho fact tina, he was general In The
war amounts TO everything. If he
had been private soldier and had
carried muAket and Travelled under a
forced march through swamps aud
over hills and on thorny places, then
HE goose for governor would be cooked
and handed to another man, 20 10
speak. Ross was general in the
army and IL called general 10 day,
and this fact may make him governor,
~ Tyler Courier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

A Lp,AL-OPTfoN election has been
pstitioned for ~ Fort Worth, and the
Idea will be tested there fer all II IL
worth some time about the last oi
August Fl San Antoulo Light.
The Idea" doesn't take root in this
community. a few fanatics on the
subject, oblylous OF the material In.
tsrestA involved, aud blind 70 the or.
binary common sense that should in.
duenee men In oil great movements
are pushing the "idea" - inevitable
defeat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

Now that the ProhibitlonIsts intend
10 make Legislative candidates dlsclose
their Views on the temperance uues.
ton, the Star In Of the opinion TINT the
Journalistic OF the state 4hould folio n
IN their wake In regard to the law OF
libel The Galveston Naws having to
pay $40 900 for publishing the testi.
mony In the land.iraud Investigations
IL al lDJuhtice and disgrace TO the
state. - Terrell Star.
The present libel law II u protection
to rascals, private and public. M
newspaper demands license 10 aasail
private character, but when there In
proof Of vlllainv II Ia tho province and
duty Of journalism TO expose Il, for tho
Newspaper Ia public servant The
libel law ~ Texas screens more than
one rascal In the state to-day, aud the
people are tho losero because Of the
law
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

FOKT WORTH u making extensive
prepArAtl0Is for ihs coming Coufeder.
ate reunion. Several o. the most die
tingulshed speakers In the South have
been invited D. address The meet lnR ---
Merla Ledger.
The Ledger should reunIte with the
Fort IN thR, day. II will be a big
gathering. and Fort Worth Is making
BIG preparations 70 accommodate the
Teople Who vii gather here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
The Board ana the sypd,ea,e.

houston Post,
y Every time the capitol board yields
AN inch 10 the syndicate. the ayndioaie
makes fresh demand for q ward. An
even and symmetrical distribution of
backbone among the members Of m.
BOARD seems 10 be highly essential
about this time. ~ Galveston New
FROM statement made by the can.
lvol commissioners. the agents OF the
stae, we 1nd that by the recent
changes In the contract the Increased
expense 10 the contractors amonnts ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

BASALLg COUNTY pf0mlses 20 be.
cone the banner fArming county 81
the state. The Old AlcAlde's dead
line will have 10 be moved further
west Laredo Times.
ThA, IL an involuntary tribute 10
those who opIose the Old AlcAide .
policy. For II was the old AIcAlde's
book and deAd-lIne aud policy that re-
suited Ia An agricultural and .razing
region and the lease law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
TO III FoR nrsINr,. rnnrnsra
ZOE sALE-LIyr arnnm

INOR SALE-A CHOICE LOT OF CATTLE
a about 100 head, 20 be sold at once abont
~ ne n iWO anu inree.yoar'Old steers, also
IApch, miles north OF Morgau. Uns1us
county, ON Jack Powell.
CArrLb, HORSES, MARES A M MIiI.Ea
~ DynEht aud soid On Communication, and iib.
na e' ~. ~, Nhhnse. made on conAignmonts we
i mead sloeh cattle, 100 head OF yesriinTs'
s sl and heiforH. Farm lands and CIV
r,',s.yyIroe.,y Pss{lnk ana Investment OF 10 10 "a
-. ~ t" I monoy loaned for capilaiista Al
700 Eo',a , leles aud boat security. David Roas.
Eoh "a 10 ONE TaOuaAND nEFF
4 esttle Already In pasture. raised in West
iphes thll upon or address w 81 unntan
* -, sWeolwater. Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
WICHITA FALLS.


spec nj 10 the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, Tx, July g.
Pfospectors are coming In every day,
many Of whom are purchasing. The
citizens are determined TO settle the
Springfield, Ohio, colony II good
land at low prices and other induce.
ments will do It.. -.....
The Wichita Water Power com.
plny'r STOCK In nearly all taken.
Work Oh the dam II 70 begin soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

#.
LtOR BAIF wee 4. v
~ Cranes, tUfUI gfsps, vaN
wishes TuE GAHErrg tn y !
hu1 ne public generally st.,e
900 fDpU Il vines f0r x N
vantilcs known 70 b. ~ VI N
inisrlimale, To partlss w,.s ~ X
y,lusysTd hs Wi gfve st,scisl I
notbe underfold by An v,,,' "a, y
clotc contracts for fai, dsisss Y
per within hia limits ana NJ 4
bltn you have the hdvantsss.P n"
you want and when You ws,Hp
car 10 ~ his ,yipeyAid aud y. y
w ADO can pIant hem Ulii N, ~
10y 20 arslfe. aud By doIr, ~ Z,
EpsTHutsc every vine 10 v,as ol
die VIII replace Them 49,, Y
vineYard IL Two N Lea frs,tr !, III ~ ~
on tie south side, on ~. 80 IN
Lrarhes lana N'v'a,-l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
A Business Administrator

- 'NHihbHN hAtAlulAkIhk lnHt
None but n thorough businea. man
should become governor Of Texas. 80
Houston Post.
What the Post says IL true. Texas
wants no political administration, but
a business direction oflts affairs. The
administration Of Cleveland In emi.
nently a business standardization, and
already the good effects may be seen
In diminished partisausbip, The
governorshlp OF Texas should not be
used In barter fir other political
places, state aud national. II the
people are wise, they will Insist upon
the nomination Of man for governor
who aSpire' to be governor aud moth.
Ing c,se; who does not want
to DO governor Ia order that
he may boost hlmsslf or come.
one else into the Unltsd States senate.
who has n practical knowledge Of NJ
fairs and the experience requisite to
give that knowledge practical expres.
sion. The interests OF the people de-
mAnd his, and II the people do not in.
sist upon n practical, buelneas.Iike al.
mlnistratIOn OF their state affairs, the
people can have themselves only "a
blame II the eovernorahlp Ia used by
the politicians aa a means OF promoting
private rather than the public Inter.
osts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
Col. Elliott.

The Houston Post says that the Fort
Worth GAZETTE " happy once more
Col. Elliott In back In the editorial
chair Of the Dallas Herald, aud that
MS well-known courtesy will have ia
effect on THE GAZETTE. The banner
would add, Col. Elliott has during his
entire connection with the press Of
Texas bean uniformly courteoup. III
he differs with some ol the brethren az
the press bo does no courteously; he
never throws any mud aud therefore
has no mud thrown at him. He Is n
model newspaper man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
Bueklen,s Arnlcn salrs.

Inc best sslve In the world for cuta
orulsee, sores, ulcer, salt rheum, fever
s1Iee, letter, chApped hands, chill.
olA,ns, oornss and al akin eruptions
ana positively cures piles or no NAV
,,e.iu'rea IL II guaranteed 10 give Der.
,ect satisfaction or money rounded
r ~ 70 cents per box. For sale by
III. w Williams a Co. o ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
i0e Ban Telephone Patent su,la,0ed,

washington Btar, JnneH.
A decree was entered In the United
States circuit court In PhIlAdeIphja
yesterday, granting 10 the American
Bsli and the PeunsylvAnla Tele phone
company n perpetual Injunction re-.
strainipg the Rogers Pan Electric Tol.
egraph and Telephone company, Robt.
kloHand John Lenkel, fIom the man.
uiaoture, use and sale OF telephones
containing improvem ,nta declared to
10 arrangements upon Alexander
Srhhain Bells patent. The court
appointed "A master to take testimony
snl assess damages coming 10 plain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
TOYAII.

Correspondence ofths Gazette.
ToYAH. TEx-, July A. The Fourth
passed of very quietly, everybody en-.
joying himself.
A ball was given ut the Fields hotel
on the evening Of the I'd, and there
was horse race this afternoon at the
race cOusse mile eRst OF town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
ARCHER CITY.
CorIo.ponaenee OF lh, onrnlln.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
ARCHER Cry, TEX, July 5.-The
Fourth OF July celebration here passed
on quietly. Everybody seemed 10 en-.
Joy himself Speeches we're made lac
Judge Kerr and l.. w. Hart. Nd
dancing '"'"b III
G. f. Herring Of Fort Worth .,o
,wasstruck by lightning IN the Indian
convaloscent. INV 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

something like tj2.W0 Two things
may ts Inferred from this fact, name.
~, iha. IN the recent changes al Of
the concessions were uot.made W the
state, and further, that II the CONTRACT
orr demand any more yards OF thcse
kinds Of changes they have lees busi'
ness senss than they have been cred
Iff0 with
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
The CbIldrtn's Grass.

HOuILOn hEb,
The Austin Statesman says the cat
tlemen arc eating up every year thou.
sands OF acres Of grass that belongs to
the free. schools. Well, what of IL?
The schools cannot eat the graz
Wonld you have them play dog n the
mangsT2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

ALL Texas demands deep water, and
the representatives OF Texas should
seek 10 secure deep water for Texas at
that point on the coast whore deep
water can be soonest, cheapest and
most permanently secured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

q SAMUEL J. TfnpEs Is said 70 have
recently remarked TO a friend that he
would marry II ho wasn't afraid. We
wlsh 10 remind Uncle Sammy that
Texas hab the most lovable girls I'm
creation,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

SITTING BULL has given his opinion
OF The PRECEDENT, who declined m In.
torvlew with HIN, IN tho impressive
exclamation, ''fFuh, huh, white man
big cnaa, ID fjol.n The ranks of
Senator Eustlh' indictments continue
90 swell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

SAHAH BFHSnAHDr has been pro.
hlbitcd from playing In German torrl-
tory. No reason has been assigned,
bat II may be- that Sarah has ceased TO
uAd her lnRs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

Fsu governor Tie Galveston News
wants Barrett Glbbs the Waoo *
anlner wants sll Koe; the Dallas
Democrat wants silAs Hare; ihs Ter.
rell Star wAnts John Il Reagan The
Paris Free Tongue wBnA Dave Col.
bsyson--and stili the people haven't
.,.s.lrau
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

THIS isA year OF Democratic sueeess.
aud II IL useless 10 Attompt to stem tho
torrent. Down In Houston the indie
pendenls elected luttice oflhe peace,
defeating the Democratic nominee.
He has lust been buried and the Dem.
ocrAtic nominee appointed In his stead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

the Atlanta Constitution Rdyises
Mr. Manning tn cut loose from the
whisky ring The Constitution prob.
ably wants him TO Join the water.
melon pool.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

" Mr.. Gladstone II true Dcnipora.
he VIII follow up his refusal OF an earl.
dom by aasuming the title OF colonel.
7Ihcn he can come over aud be Ad.
mitted 10 tbs first circles Ia America
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements urdeT bn head wa bsEtp.
'srtsd al M rnts Of due cents Hn,. each ,nier-
ton, selci if0rd1 N ne Tine. No advsrn,ene1t
inserted for Le" than iOertVJ1vc cents. partteI
'otth whon nc haze no rimnlng doooInl must pay
~ o.iudplos.