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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
oun uorlL NEEDS.
4 cRYiNG, IMPERATIVE WANT on rom
woRru.


,sona VAN w fo"'
"'"'"
Ihat wort worth needs more hotel nc.
Communications Is demonstrated by the
daily arrivals at the hotels In this city
There Is scarcely night that late mr.
rivals are not turned away from the
principal hotols and forced TO seek lodg-
ing place wherever They can mud II. This
N hlghly injurious 10 Fort worth. II
prompts the strangers within our gates
10 ger out OF the city AZ soon as possible,
ana they 20 away 10 abuse the place and
de,or other men IRON seeking the city for
oltner pleasure or business.
Every MAJ! IN fort worm knows the
injury that Is oelng done daly To TINS
Guy because OF lnsullicient hotel accom-.
lnodotlons, nut ~ There single man In
forl worm VINO inily realizes the extent
on inc lnluryf TIE HAIhIrN doubts u
there II one VINO does. The INJURY IL
widespread N itA ohecls. our reputa-
tloh Tor insuGlSlent recommendations pre-
vents men IRON, coming mere, FORCES men
20 get out OF the town as soon as
possible, ana mus we lose the
pehcIt OF What' lheso men would
sponu III the city anu disgust those VINO
arcs seeking investments. no man can
compute tue INJURY uope the Guy
a gentleman now IN Fort WORTH Is on
q mission oil Importance TO some town III
the STATE nc was toid m other places
not TO come 10 fort worm, as nc co9ld
not got pace 10 steep II nc uid. ne
was not lold tnat inns WINS uue To the
immense traVei through this cry tnat
the demand ON tno notes exceeded lho
supply, but was ieit TO imagine mat inc
hotois we hha were interior ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
LAMrAsAs sruiSas.

GREAT ursLrn AND rLrAsuRr RESORT.
This place has justly earned tho roputa.
tlon OF oulug the great health aud pleas.
urp resort OF the Southwest For MGR
curlal, rheumatic, cutnneous and kidney
diseases these waters arc the most Ger.
tain auxiliary aud specific known. The
hotels are conceded 10 be the best In The
country The San Geronimo, centrally
and delightfully."- located corner Rfth aud
Main streets, Is one Of the most comfort
able, elegantly furnished and best.ycnil.
lated houses In the state, which, with It's
excellent cuisine and moderate rate of 81
per day and special rate to parties by the
week or month, make the San Geronimo a
great fayoritc. Two sample rooms on
frst hoor, twenty feet square each--bcst
IN the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
NJ. d. Kent. Atlorney for Ilespondonl.
rn,ourrNrD no prATm.

BoGus rOLICEMAN WORKS ON THE
CREDuiITY or A MAN FROM pFNMAhk
.Inmos ID, Lund, q native of Denmark,
who has been In the city some time, run
Ming "A small beer saloon on the corner OF
Tenth aud Main streets, died rather sud
denly Yesterday morning. DR.. Durlnech
hls nhysicjan, SAYS the cause OF death
was nneumonla, and Lund certainly mad
heen suffering with that disease, but from
the mans notions recently II IL generally
believed that sickness had impaired ms
mind. and that he hnstcped his death by
the use OF some drug. AS an evidence OF
the mans peculinritles, case N point "
niypn, A few days ngo l.uud, greatly cN,
cited, went 10 Secretary Early ana sdlu
he wanted 10 give $50 In cash as n nond
that he would appear to answer charge
made against him. Matters oil mat hlnI
being under the jurisdiction ol Marshhl
Ken, Lund was referred to him anu lhans
the statement that he had been arrested
for carving pistol, and Insisted on inc
marshal taking 500 AZ bond, when Mr.
Rem did. The day came for ulai, as
t,uud had liked IT, but no case was uooh
and against him, aud no complaint hhd
over been made, when the money
vas returned 20 the poor llRnci
who Seemed TO be very happy
over "1 Inc fact. Yesterday morning eafly
he died, mud It now leaks out mat L9n l
was tho victim OF some scuundrei, VINO,
for The purpose of gain tcrforlIeu Wy
ISu foreigner. 1t Is stated by neigh,
Por mi about ten days ago Lund told
him man had arrested him the nlsh. p,
fore for having a pistol back % p's Gun au =
sond Thls man was not a policeman,
but made Lund believe he was, aud, NM ,,
II ' NOT been that l.uud's terror caused ,,,
10 10 to Marshal Rea, the BOGUS 90 o'i, "nd
unnld doubtlcss have come In later anu
w wo have collected the imaglnary llue,
T TSr'u seatlcman also says that Lu n,
was as frightened y the .l bogus rooo q,
4 deer IN regard 70 some , socog
eoart case, which neverhad any eN's ',.,,,.,
w y, g., neIng ,icl. the mental worry
n,erthrew his mind aud, while be w ,,,!l,
possibly have died Of the disease ,S slt'I \,
4 iur him, there IL hardly adoup' '"A' ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

pose. owe hoard bill horc. also az
Warwick's and the Ozark saloon el6, aud
sSto Q restaurant, Mr.. Burke will gladly
settle all the matters when he comes. I
desire 10 thank Warwick and Mr.. VIII.
Hams ~ this house for their klnd lndui-
gencc. There Is nothing whatever about
nly person, desire to be IN coffin lust
rs am. The letter by on the table 10
show you what kindly interest Mr.. b..
feels In me, aud that there VIII be no risk
IN sending for him. lie is always IN the
city. &. h. KfNu,
In supplementary note, apparently
written later, he says This ~ clear
case OF suicide 20 post-mortem examlna.
ton l. necessary Cause OF aot, disease
and disappointment IN not getting some
money at expected time G. u. kN0.
Following this Is another note, IN a
rugged, nervous baud, written after the
poison had begun to take effect
My dear people AZ home viii be dis
trcssed enough nt the news OF my death,
so hope, kind folks, that the fact Of my
having committed suicide may be sup.
pressed Az much as possible, as a knowl-
edge o. which would pcedlessly add 20
their sorrow.
tSigned) G.. y. KING.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

The official report OF the Chicago, NH.
waukcc & st. Paul railroad for the month
OF November gives gross earnings OF So.
68s,0Oo, an Increase over the same month
last year of sa2p, l2g The Increase for
the fourth week Of November alone
amounted to Sll5,5as.
Tho wages OF freight conductors and
hrakemcp on the Northwestern road have
Just been raised, Conductors now re-.
ceiye $40 month during the first year
$40 during the second aud $40 during the
third. Brakemen receive $40 month
during the first year and $50 the second
yrar, with extra mileage pay for every
mile they travel over 1900 por month.
I Tho Union Pacific road announces that
taking effect nt once, san Diego, Cal,
VIII be considered rs California tor.
minal on all business covered by the
I rranscontlnental association The cur
rent rates, regular on special, applying
between California terminals and East-
crn common points viii, until further
notice, apply between san Diego and
such Eastern points.
Tho Union Pacific seems 10 be In earn.
est In It's project for now line TO ELK
horn valley and Northwestern Nebraska.
Manager Galloway states that the branch
will be pushed north from Schuyler or
some other point west OF Omaha carly
In the spring for the purpose OF compel
ing with the Northwestern for the tradu
OF that section. Eventually the road Will
be pushed INTO the Black Hills
Tho Staten Island contract OF The Balu
more & Ohio Is 90 he celebrated on the
evening OF December 10, by publ ,
banquet by Erastus Wiman aud his as.
socates To Robert Garrett aud the other
officials Of the Baltimore & Ohio. Covers
VIII be laid for 100 guests, at the Pavilion
hotel, New Brighton, Among those in
yitCd are the governors of New York aud
Maryland and the mayors OF New York
city and Baltimore,
The Sc. Paul announces that hereafter
that road will decline To receive or for.
ward freight for points IN the Black
llllls as II cannot Dc delivered beyond
Chamberlain, OAK The route wcat IL
closed for the winter, aud, besides, the
progress Of the extension Of the North.
western makes competition impossible
The latter Is for the present secure IN the
traffic OF that section, it, line TO Buffalo
Gap shutting out all rivalry
ms NNhl tNFNallNe AHNt IhhWWY men
are now, Ms q class, temperate men, IL the
fact that discharges for lntempennce ON
the great railways are already rare. In
the "offense record" for September of
the Grand Trunk railway, which em-
ploys probably $4,000 men or more, out
OF eghly-four offenses specified, only one
Is given as "intemperanCo, this being IN
the case OF porter, who was consc-
qucnuy dismissed.
II comes from those close TO President
Garrett that should the Pennsylvania
people continue the opposition In the
New Jersey legislature TO the completion
Of the Baltimore s Ohio extension to New
York, Mr. Garrett will use his power TO
prevent amy satisfactory settlement OF
trunk.llne matters until this opposition Is
withdrawn, aud will wage war In rates
that will 90 far 20 wipe out even the re-
duced dividends of certain roads for the
past year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
IEACIIEI.a' INsIIInrE-
norm HANDS UP.
cairo MAKES AMENDS, AND TnE BoYcoTT
DECLARED orr,


Fort Worth Artisan, Dcocmbefb
The boycott Of MIR. A. Canto has been
settled, and the contract leasing his iarm
TO the Cinnamon has been annulled. The
following papers tell the tales
state OF Texas, Tnrrnnl county,
Know all men by these presents, that we, A,
CRnto and G.. Chum, parties To- the within
agreement, hereby annul aud cancc, the same
OF NJ. y kont aud w. J.. North
Signed 4. CAyro
CuNtLnr CuUM
knights Of Labor W. \. Cantu, In u ycott In
the matter Of the boycott Of the knights Of
Labor declared againrt \. CAntO, butcnur, Of
Fort Worth
no (hc Officers aud mcmbern Of Fort Worth
assemblies, knights OF Labor, Fort worth,
lex.
hnd now comos Alex Canto, IN his own
proper person, and respectfully shows 10 your
assemblies ihnt hn g. the Alex. Cunto nyAinst
whom your boycott was on tile l6th day OF M
yrmbur, lst5, OVClArei. ~ the Ruvetal charges
~ hostility nIURed against tln. petitioner
enters lia plea OF guilty, Petitioner show that
NJ the time uf the alleged WrOnge nnd mi rieB
complained OF, he had no GunUt ptipn uf tho
magnitude Of the order Of knlghin OF Labor, or
their unity Of action ANA consequent power,
an Of which he Is now painfully cnRnitant
Petitioner tluB publicly acknowledges In
your assemblies his error, and through your
order would apologize TO Mcsatg Jacktun,
Reynolds aud NugCnL or offensive Language
used 10 them Wherefore, promises cOusid.
cred, petitioner having made the "amnDdc hon
orablU,' 30 fur 10 tis in power 60 do, respect
fully prnys that The boycott declared against
him and his business as Aforesaid DO with
drawn, and that all ordera, judgments and do
Crces In pursuance thereof be cancelled, an.
nullpd and held for nauRht, and
that he be allowed the liberal patronage
heretofore no generously extended to
him, 30 long ~ he shall continue entitled there
ALKx CAHro.
NJ. u. Kent, Attorney for itespondcnt.
ALfRED kENT, Chairman Committee,
Fort WuHfIi, TEX, Nov, SOTO A. CAntO,
butcher Fort Worth, Tex: DEAN SIM, lon
having compiled with the request made
bv tho X. ~ l.. OF Fort Worth. anuull.
ing your contract with Cinnamon, the
boycott placed upon your business by the
order OF knights Of Labor II hereby raised.
ALFHKD KENT, Chairman Committee,
n. ]. CLINE, secretary.
Thus IL will be seen that Mr., Canto IL
entitled TO the fair treatment Of all
Knights OF Labor. They could ask no
more from any one. Mr.. Canto made a
vigorous tight while he was at w. but
the knights were too many for hun.
We hope his patronage VIII be fully re-
stored.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
nm CITY.


-s,4,. f.ouis avenue ana
= ~ ,s s,. s.rhooi II $3.50 " 49,
'abeA c,.bnruc viii preach IN
sh0feh 'a'' '"''"s '
,rannda, who preached
I, uilfa.Nu. Worth Presbyterian
3 y, IN same paipit ~ ~, y" w., w.
NV NJ ablcst ntn vi VIZ w, Nv.
Ig n 9those who enlpy q INV w
id w corner iinsk and East
n s.o a MI morning pi1,y,ur'
rih WA sermon NJ y. ~, n 'il,.l. I,
w ~ eo,oe inissi0nsi evening
49, ',..sn si5so v ~ 49,,
H.,,,l,a rhnfrh Jones stree. street,
feAi',r.,lss D. ". Moore phslof.
W wv a., subject 81 the ser
" 81 y "a, service q z p. ". I.
. sllitni s' prof. j. W. sparklin
& 4 soSdlai invitation 70 all.
~ ros,ih street NJ. n. church,
,rt alison, pastor sunday
e.6sinR at 9 y. N. sunday
! vi ,.corge Mulkey, superin'
~ ~. ,tflA, NJ. and Z 4. ~. by
/ M ,,rs the public Invited.
! s.,',hs,ertan charch, corner OF
81 fif,,,y,sets Preaching az ! u.
4 ipo,e m 81. 1'innoni subject,
~ VA ~ Demons" Att 4. m,
y N,Ntn .y i II, llcndrick Thcso
~ Timed during the week (;
\ y pn ,na m and preaching NJ 1885
~ n.sneatIy Invited 70 those
oslIon o. members at mo morn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Young yirginlun Tries the Morphine
Route at Hot springs.

A Young Nirginlan Tries the Morphine
Route at Hot springs.
special 10 the Gazette,
HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Dec. &c. y,
King OF Williams Court-ilouse, Va. ,ayislt-
or here, attempted suicide at the Sam.
pies house last night, by taking about six
grains Of morphine. He did not appear
for breakfast this morning, and about
noon strange noise as Of heavy breath
ing was heard emitting from his room.
The clerk entered and found him IN dy-
ing condition. Medical aid was sum
mOned and strenuous efforts were made TO
save the unfortunate mRn, AZ q late hour
this evening he WAS alive and better, with
chances of recovery. On bis table was
tho following letter addressed 70 the
clerk Of The hotel which explains the mo.
tiyes 81 the rash acti
IlOT SPRINGS, Ang., Dec. 4, 1850
MIR. Williams will please send the fol
lowing telegram 20 William II Burke,
900 Front street, Memphis, Tenn.i q
b. King died here last night. He re.
questcd that you should be tclegraphcd
for. Mr.. Burke win come and
pay ali debts aud expenses and escOri
nav remains 10 my far on Viz
plnh home. where ! desire they shall re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
A supposed Casc OF suicldc,
uL.Lrlnl IL lIIn Ilnanlln

i.oSHviEw, TIN, nco, a..-Tiin body " a. N,
Watson was found IA Mobheriey's neld near the
Junction. about M H. ~. tHY rs appearance
Indicating that death had occurred daring the
night OF eafly thiA morning II aecms 20 90 Il
naHu nt auipldc, Nhtaon ~ nnid 10 have boon
foreman 0f the llig spring rulfnhi uhupH bat
becoming addicted 10 thn uaN ~ morphine he
gradually lost All pride, aud Tor three ycafs g.
reported to have buen closely associated with
The Tramp element llis last purchase was
rs cnnt botileu ~ morphine, which. together with
tho yrfy chilly nlf uf lust night Hnting on u
frame weakened hy tofriblc disorder rausod
bis death In this shocking manner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
Throohuorton.
Correspondence Of iho uh1ollo.


TnnouKMoHroH, Tux, Dec, We had the
grandeat hall IN the history uf onr llitlG town
last night NJ NchiUk'H hall. PARTIES from Crya
lhl Fails, Clear Fork and lIRrkgli were Ia nc.
tendance, II was The lnrseht crowd eyer Tith
cred on Ike occasion Ia The town, ny 7
O'Clock the spAcl0na hall was hlcd, nnd dauc
Ing began The music was Hue, being fur
nislcd hy good string band. At lOoclOck y
sumptuouA supper was served at the Minter 10
tel, after wHlCn dancing was reannled and con
tinnod until O'clock this mgfnlug
Three young blophh Of this place about fonr
teen OF alktruil yearf of ngU, Tom Con, Vince
ltuhtk nnd Goorgo Wright took horses from
lhrir parents, armed themselves nnd lcll town
last night Tor parts unknown. They could have
had 80 OBJECT IN leaving except The romance OF
running on ffvm home. II ~ thought tbsy viii
not go fat NJ ihel were not nDy too well snp
piled with cash
We are again huylng good mnny prospect
ore several ipnllics have recently settled ~
the county,
The iurles Of view Appointed by the commits
sionrfs court NJ The lagt easslnn VIII rOW.
nHncc thnlr work, laying ont tue county IoAds,
Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
For, worth aud rnrrant County Abstract

Comprising the Hanna & Hogsett and
Cause and Phillips abstracts, antC.dating
the nro of March 20, 1876, which de-
stroyed the records of 1arrnnt county
and the j, r. Cooper abstracts of the
present records 1.-The only abstracts Of the
county approaching pencction ritos TO
both city aud country property abstract0d
with promptuces aud at reasonable
prices, Office In Lloyd block, over Zane
Cettl's real estate aud insurance office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
brentwood.


IinuwNwoup, TIN, neu. b-~A meeting ~
the wurkingmOn ~ now In eoHalOn nj tho up
era house, Tor The putpoac nf organizing q
lodge OF kulFhts OF Labor, The main mover
Ia The matter " Jim Hancock, q restaurant
man of Goldthwhltn, lilo collected $40 for char
Ter fees. nus beyond this nOthinK has been done
at this hour.
County Judge j, stewart Cleveland 30 day
rendered hie resignation ~ county judge.
owing % the absence ~ some ~ the inuinhcra
OF the commissioners court his successor has
not yet been appointed,
i. ~, Coleman, prominent capithliAt Of
Mayhed, ny, n prospecting IN this city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

The largest attendance ever attained In
our Publiclschools. Building No. /, room
No ., had not a single absence or tardy
during the week. The percentage Of tar.
dincss ~, however, too grcat. Principals
oi These buildings VIII please look after
these deficiencies. Excuses for Hardness
or absence do not remove the marks. II
parents persist In keeping their children
at home the little fellows suffer the loss
IN lack OF perfect attendance, A mother
could do the little work while she Is
writing the excuse.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The institute Of District No. o OF thls
county meets IN this city Saturday, The
l2th, ut l0a, m. In No. VII, and, sbico
Fort Worth has been assigned TO this
district, the teachers Of oar city schools
VIII please attend this meeting. Our own
meeting for December will be omitted,
80 that there VIII be no excuse for not at.
tending this. MIR. Robbins, one Ut our
number, Is president OF the meeting;
Miss McDade, another, also, Is secretary
IL is hopcd--it Is expected therefore,
that the teachers Of our city schools Will
give their best efforts 10 this meeting
VIII help make IL a success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
pnrInr nnn,lr.

Fakes & Co. have determined that no
order for fne pnrlor suits shall oi ncccs.
slty 20 TO 81, Louis or Chicago 70 be
nlled. Their stock now embraces some OF
the finest goods ever brought TO Texas,
aud they undertake to plense the most
fastidlous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
ipttshurg,
speclnlto tho Gazette.

rirrSnuna, rgN., Dco,6. District court has
now been Ia euHsiun one week advuuil ini
punnut cnsca win he heard noNt wrnk, among
others that uf Lieut. u W Heard ~ the God
February.
Collier HARD, a culor'd preacher was given
two NcArH IN the ppntruiaty yesterday. FOR
assault 10 murder bah iiphtl was given two
Nthtu TO ,dhy ttt theft
The town V crowded with people aud bust
moss n good
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
Bonl,an.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

Oorospondonco Of the Uasctc,
noSnAM, Tx, Doc, i,.-Four hundred aud
seventy hnlrnuf cotton Yesterday ana 9lH 20
day were sold on the streets ~ An average OF a
cents The most ~ The cotton was from arAy,
son county aud part from Hunt and Collin,
Tue FafmVrA Record, uuw paper viii
make lta appearance nVNt Monday, and VIII nv
run in the Interest OF the IhrmNra alliance
aud edited by W, A. Carter 1T Louisiana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

20 say that II Il IN The hands Of = com,,
tent leader tsuch a. the society hasl. ore
on 'ne surest rOnds Of success e. ~ M.
glnncr that y open, and all Of our youue
Ioiks should avail themselves Of thja az,
poftunlty TO join the society aud cultlvsie
tnat most charming yea, siIuost divine
accomplishment o musical voice.
II. Plat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
Grnendier iroa.
Cloaks, newmarkots, new styles
annrlIlInr nrn.

Fakes 4 CO. have just received q ship
ment Oi llunzlnrcr antique rockers.
lhis Is without doubt the preIlicsi llHc Of
goods yeE shown IN the city, aud li0nllu'
ger rocker would naks d holiday present
That would be appreciated by a wife,
mother, fnothcr-in-law, tisier- cousin 81
aunt. Don't buy any hnndsUtne presents
until you have seen these rockers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
THE INsTALLMENT PLAN.
People From Three states and Territory
want That $4,000 Parlor suit.

want That $4,000 Parlor suit.
The sale OF goods on the iDstallmcnt
plan at the lowest possible cash prices
has been winning card for Fakes &
Co. They made Il trumps last season, and
have lead IL after every deal since that
time, aud the result has been
moro than satisfactory Their sales
have been more than once doubled
since the first Installmont note was
signed, and the plan IL becoming more
popular as IL Is better understood by the
people. With every single sale OF goods
to the amount OF 10000, Fakos & Co. arc
giving ticket which entities the holder
to chance in the $4,000 suit TO be
given away on the LIST Of january.
This proposition has been advertised for
months aud It has stimulated trade be.
yond the expectations OF the firm. Ar
kansas, Louisiana, Texas and tho Tonl.
tory win be represented in the drawing,
aud more tickets were issued during the
past week than for my month preceding
September. II you need 500 worth Of fur.
niture now Is the time 10 buy IL. Their
stock OF holiday goods eciipses anything
of the kind ever shown In the state, and
they were bought low tosell,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
Grusndior Bros.
Eytra heavy knit shhwls, 81.

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Fort Worth & Denver
City Railway company viii be- held NJ the
Office Of the company, NJ Fort Worth,
Tex, on Tuesday, December 3, 1883, al
10 o'clock am The transfer hooks will
close ON the Goth day of November, al
2ii6 p. m, and will reopen on the Oh
day OF December, at 10 am.
WIN, A, Ross, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
our I'UnLIo scnooIs.

hrfoRr ny SUPERINTENDENT uooe ~
IilltlR CONDITION DunlNG rnr pkar
WEEK.
Inc following IL the weekly statement
OF average actual enrolment, attendance
aud hardness Of the city public schools Of
Fort worth Tor the week ending Friday.
December 4, 1886,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
sale Of Businc.. House,
spectAi Ia The cnrotto

for T.. y VII Is & liro, Ut Galveston, has auid
the brick storehousr aud stock VI goods g.
Chiffon and tnmpbell OF this place, The con
alteration W moi made public This house and
gooda were formerly owncd by Dickson 4
tsrNVn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

Az no time since they began business
have Fakes & Go. been able 20 offer Ne
handsome line Of Office goods as they are
now carrying 10 stock Revolving chairs,
desks aud bookcases, with the modern
Improvements, are offered astonishingly
low
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

One-third or one.half interest In q
pasture of 10000 ncrcs, highly improved,
inoxhaustible supply OF water and grass,
within easy distance Of San Antonio, Tex.
For further particulars address,
CAM & DoLsEN,
Snn AntnniO. TnH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
RATINGS.
What the Railroads are Doing In Fort
Worth and Elsewhere in the
World.
something for the Maenete. tho bond
holder. che Knight. % the rhrc,ur.
Iieu aud Cord ana the rlckst once.


0UNNINI 70 fNC N1I0NUI
MoNrA0ur, Tx, bee, D. Tho survey
OF ihc Montague & Southwest railroad Is
now nearly completed to It's Junction,
making ia inter cction with The Fort
Worth Denver Of Brushy Mount about
twelve miles west Of here. The MANAGERS
say work viii commence as soon az they
receive the tools they have ordered.
They win themselves suporlntcnd the
work Of construction, and win employ
operatives at home as taf o. possible.