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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-12
STOCKS

Morning beard.
247O Hale & Norcross-7a
1850 Savage So
2lUO Chollar-2 As
43O Potosi-8Oc
$50 Gould & Curry-2 20
325 Best & Belcher-3 Is
1850 Con. Cal. & Va.-3 Is
100 Union-1 IS
9l5 Sierra Nevada
$50 Mexican-1 80
rs Ophir-2 30
200 Crown Point A
l55 Yellow Jacket-2 IS
$50 Navajo
SO Holmes 80
200 Alpha-l Is
20 Bodice 80
10 Confidence 2
Evening Board
1879 Hale & Norcross-73
l845 Savage 45
1865 Chollar-2 20
525 Potosi-1 o.
425 Best & Belcher-3 80
$50 Mexican--1 10
455 Gould & Curry 40
255 Yellow Jacket-2 80
355 Alpha-1 Ii
So Occidental 60
% Eureka Cons
sos Bodice 35
3l5 Mono-l Is
655 Grown Point 80 l 45
$50 Mt. DiabIo-3 50
ESQ Holmes-4 60
40 Peer-SGc
ego Crocker-3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-12
Another Cogswcll Fountain Re
moved.

New YORK, June 9.-The Cogs-
we'll statue in Fulton street, New
York, and which has been criti-
cised so severely, was removed
Yesterday by the Board Of City
Works.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-12
Fare Each Way,...-....

This line justly boasts of the most
modern rolling stock, the best OF horses
and most expert and careful drivers OF
any stage line on the Coast. Je3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-12
kEYSER e ELROD'S
Lake Tahoe
STAGE LIN e!

vUHIS POPULAR STAGE LINE
1 Running between Carson City and
GlenbrOok, on the Eastern shore of
Lake Tahoe. connecting with steamers,
has resumed the passenger traffic for
the present season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

into dollars, and quantity Of the metal
that cost the government ~ 7-lO cents Is
stamped "One Dollar,"f and sent out
among the people 70 measure 100 cents Of
value, which Is a deception. The dollar
Is only fiat dollar because the stamp Of
the government Is all that gives It cur
rcncy. To uphold II IL to maintain the
Grcenbackers' Dat money fallacics. For
II the government stamp on 70 $40 cents
worth of silver can make il one dollar,
why could not the same authority declare
10 cents worth Of silver dollar? And
II that, II Is just MS easy 20 declare a scrap
Of paper a dolar--and 10! we have the
Greenbackcrs' "fiat money" In all It's
pristine loyelness.
There Is, however, danger TO the
"debt-paying classes" which The Ga
zETrr would escape by making the silver
dollar an honest dollar Enemies OF the
silver dollar are preparing 10 make an
assault against It's very existence, aud
congress viii be asked TO dcmonctizc IL
altogether. 70 demonetize silver and
retire from circulation more than $780,
100000 will distress the debtor class
sorcly, Tor II will take from them that
much money whcrowith TO pay what they
owe. TO resist and prevent this threat
cned contraction OF the currency IN the
duty Of all who would avoid q public ca
amity. The strongest argument against
the silver dollar Is that II II not an honest
dollar, and many congressman who are
In favor Of an honest dollar VIII vote TO
demonctizc SILVER altogether II they
cannot make II worth what IL purports TO
be- II the friends Of silver would secure
the support Of these congressman, they
must consent TO make the silver dollar Il
dollar in fact. II they refuse this they
are In the way Of the greater danger Of
losing the silver circulation by demoncti-
zation. Therefore, to retain this circua-
ton, 90 prevent contraction, and to
avoid real distress among the dcbt-payng
classes, TnE GAzErrE says put twenty
cents more Of metal In the dollar anl
make II an honest coin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
TEXAS TOPICS.
state Nows Briefly Photographed for Rend-
ers of the GnZotto.

Nl"tN NcNH bileny fhfhgrhph'h Tor Nend-
ers of the Gnzotto.
Lampasas has n benevolent society
An ice factory Is about to be started In
COrslcana.
Waco aldermen get So for each meet.
Ing they attend
Competition in the drug business Is
wanted at Dnlngorileld.
A building boom has struck Longyicw,
aud the town * growing rapidly.
Centenary college at Lampasas opened
lately with large number Of students.
Moscow does not want the Fort Worth
& New Orleans railroad to give her the
go-by,
Prof. j. N, Long, formerly OF Clcburnc,
has gone to Whitney TO supcrintcnd the
public schools
The cotton trade of Marlin this season
will be 90 per cent. better than last
year, says the "Ball"
Cisco Is in danger of ccasng TO be an
Incorporated town. Mismanagcmcnt by
the municipal authorities Is alleged
County Attorney Clint OF Dallas is after
the quack doctors that are tampering
with the lives OF the people OF Sterott's
village
Mai, Penn continues TO do q tine bust
ness IN the way of .aving sinners Mt Abb
lcnc. He has persuaded sOventy-two
souls to abandon the broad road with
sheol for Il terminus
The grand jury Of Eannm county re-
grcts that q number of Justices Of tho
peace and constableS OF that county arc
either guilty of 'grcat negligence or de
plorahle IN capacity"
The Palestine Advocate clipped an
article from the Sau Antonio Express
that gave great olfcnSc TO the knights of
Labor who proceeded TO boycott the Adj
NoCutc.
The night between the rival towns of
Terrell and Kaufman as to which shall be
the county seat is.bittcr In the extreme.
The newspapers of both places hardly
discuss any other subject
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

FONDA is a perfect clyslnm for tho
fruit lovers, who may have an unbrokcn
year Of fresh varieties. Commencing
with January they have strawberries then
aud until late In June. Japan plums
from February Mulbcrrlcs arc ripe IN
April aud last until August. PIncapples
rpcn IN June and last nearly all the year
They have guayas from July until late
next spring OF the various berries -
dcwbcrrics, blackberrles aud huckleber-
rIcs--almost any quantity. Reaches from
May ! TO July. Melons from June untll
late In the fall. Oranges the best Of the
kind from October until the next June,
with lemons and lines, LeContc pears,
perslmm0ns, pomegranatcs, grapefruit,
shaddocks aud q number Of other fruits
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
FACTS ABoUT 4HE SMVER DoL.
LIR.


The Clobnrno Chronicle queries,
"Why should the people add IL cents 10
tho silver dollar, AS insisted by TItr GA.
lrrrh, merely TO make the creditor class
that much richer and the debtor class tina,
much poorery' and proceeds to state the
question thus lncorroctly "rhc people
have promised to pay large debt meas.
urod by silver dollars ct certain hno.
ness, To force more value into this silver
dollar would he to put that much burden
ON the dcht-paying classes"
II Is fair TO infer that tho Chronicle
is not well Informed ON the silver cues.
tlon, else II would not have been led into
such errors.
The following paragraph among rlr
GAgRrrR's Washington dispatches viii
show the present actual value of the sill.
Yer dollar
WASHINGTON, Sept. lT.--A computa.
,lon made at The treasury department. TO.
gay SHOWS that the bullion value oi u
standard silver dollar according to the
London rates oi silver Is ~ T-l0 cents.
What the government stamps "one dol
lar" aud iorocs into circulation as the
representative OF 100 cents value, is
actually worth only 10 s-l0 cents. Who.
ever receives this false dollar at It's face
value and pays Tor Il at the rate Of 100
cents, is deinuded OF 20 $40 cents by the
act of the government. In other words,
the government is party to the fraud.
II by some accident the holder Of 1000 of
these deprecated dollars should ret them
melted, or the government stamp In any
way e1ece,l, hey Would be worth oaly
sf9g Is him, and ho WnniA ho de,aade,
ont 81 sa0s ~ iAe government d Nhicb
"a looks iof protection
How would .he debtor class he made
poor eypuiting vnougA sll,rr "a the dol.
larto oiske 4 worth what Il pOrpeg,s "a
hvl A9 neiai =, pnrhaesd from lhe
prodaoc,e, chleay Maekvy 4 xait. ~ ihc
isostinmept al lhc esilng Qaotsaoos 81
ihs kraaen msrk2l IL \ iteB oemVd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

Coal Train DItehed-Big Bonanza In n
Silver Mine.

Coal Train Dltehed-Big bonanza In n
silver Mine.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
EAGLE PASS, Tex, Sept lG.-A coal
train on the Mexican International road
was ditchcd short distance south of San
Juan de Allende to-day by running over
some cattle. Five or six cars Of coal were
wrecked, and the engine was turned up
side down.
Col. Fructosc Garcia, commanding the
Mexican troops on the border for several
years past, has been removed TO the state
Of Sonora, II Is said, on account of revo-
lutloDary charges being made against
him. He Is very widely known on both
sides of the river.
A dead Mexican soldier and his slayer
were brought into the Hacienda de los
iierman0s II couple of days since and
the dead man buried and the other one
locked UP in the Hacienda. The muir
dercr escaped that night and is now at
large. The cause OF the murder was a
dispute over game at cards.
DR.. Il. N. Lane, the efficient collector
Of customs here, noticed two Mexlcans
with q Mexican-made saddle on our
streets yesterday, and upon receiving UNI
satisfactory answers to his questions he
contlscated the saddles. To-day the
MeXicans called to settle the United
States duties and the saddles were miss
ing. Suspicion pointed to the child-like
Aztecs as being the thieves and they were
arrested.
The 10th OF September, the Mexican
national holiday, was celebrated in the
usual manner to-day by speech-making,
etc, in Pledras Negras and the adjoining
Mexican towns.
The first carload Of silver ore from the
newly found Carmen mining district has
been smelted in ST. Louis and yields 40
ounces of virgin silver to the ton of ore,
which demonstrates that the mines can
be successfully operated.
The meeting of the Musical and Lit
erary society was well attended last Mon
day, notwithstanding the fact that good
dramatic troupe gave an entertainment
the same night. The cornet solo by Mr..
Roco DcBona was the feature OF the
evening. The society intends shortly to
incorporate and purchase piano
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
SUNDAY monNiNo snrrrmnnn 30.
NORTHUMBERLAND.

Tho Democrat Publishing company
have purchased the business aud good
win OF The Daily and Weekly 1hEflt
and will hereafter publish a daily aud
weekly newspaper under The name ol
Tns GAzETrH.
The Democrat Publishing company IS
authorized TO collect all bills due THE
GAZETTE for advertising or subscription,
TnE GAzETrE Printing company viii
pay all debts and liabilities due by SAID
company 4
DEMboRAT puBiislnNd COMPANY,
by X. NJ. NANIASpr.
GAlGrrE pRtNrtNG COMPANY,
by Gro. Il. LOviNO, Manager.
Foitr WORM, Tex, sept TO- 1887
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
TEXARKANA LETTER,
Massive Structures Rising from the Ashes
Town Gossip.

Town Gossip.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
TENARkANA, ARK, Sept. lG.-Social
circles are agitated over the announce.
ment made by one of the wise and know.
Ing ones that Mr. j. b. Prudhomme,
manager of the Western Union telegraph
Office here, will ere long take unto him
self life partner of the gentler sex.
Alderman Charles +. Bramble, for
! years our efficient deputy circuit clerk,
Is prominently spoken of here in political
circles in connection with the nomination
OF the Democracy next year for the Office
of sheriff.
DR.. H. NJ, Beidler, after an absence of
several months, has returned, and with
his estimable family is again domiciled
In our midst. The doctor was
TeNarkana's first mayor, and was elected
a second term, He also served rs alder.
man one term, and has the reputation in
these parts as being the most incessant
talker rs well as the most tidgity man in
Southwest Arkansas. His presence is
generally acknowledged, even by his enc
mics, to be almost absolutely lndispensa-
bic to the business, prosperity and growth
OF TeNarkana. He has endeavored TO Sc
cure many needed improvements for the
city, succeeding in some while failing in
| others, but always energetic and hopeful
Al present he has water-works on the
brain.
1t is really astonishing to note the
pluck and energy displayed by
those OF our citizens who suffered
losses OF buildings by the fire on August
IL Almost before the ashes had cooled
Workmen were employed removing the
1eorlS from the four lots belonging to
Charles II. Bramble and c. G. Dorian.
fronting ON Broad street, and at this time
lour new buildings are nearing comple-
tlon thereon. Others are not far behind.
ana IL Is beyond doubt safe to say that at
an early date TcXarkana, Ark, hereto
iore mass oil we might say, tlre-invit.
ing smells, VIII come TO the front as one
OF the substantial, solid, brick cities of
the state.
Hon. Il. Il. Treyellck of Illinois, grand
lecturer of the knights of Labor In The
United States, is In the city, hay-
ing come hither to address our
horny-handed, sunburnt sons of toll
by especial invitation 10 him
extended by the local lodge here. Tur
GAZETTE correspondent acknowledges
the pleasure of cali from the distjn-
guisshed gentleman this morning, whom
he found to be one of the most pleasant.
hammered, able and interesting CONVEX.
satlonallStS II has ever been his good
fortune to meet He addressed the pub
nc AT Ghio'S opera-house this afternoon
al O'Clock, and, despite the fact that he
requested no demonstrations Of approval
OF MS arguments, frequently brought
down the house. His powers as a log. |
ieal reasoner and orator cannot fail TO
receive acknowledgment wherever he
may appear
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
To orr Observation-Disclosures

Under the contract between the two
companies, the Gazette Printing com.
pauy wiz pay all outstanding obligations
incurred up to September /, 1885, Cor
respondents OF 1'uE GAZETTE VIII there
fore please lender their bills TO Tur
GAZETTE Printing company up 10 that
date, az the Democrat Publishing COM
pany win be responsible for such service
after tmt date,
All correspondents who desire TO con-
snue their service with TuE GAZETTE
will please make immediate application
70 this company Acceptance of applca-
ton viii be accompanied by Instructions
and rate OF compensation,
DEMOCRAT ruBLPnlNG COMPANY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
A REGnLArIHE TAX.

prohihitlon,s,svdlnnd',ham,..
involved In Inconsistency by supporting
high license. The moment license is for
my other purpose than TO raise revenue,
,Ipi,,,n i'V cu no p''"q,l"o VI pro-
ure. Is hlgh license 10 rcnress
curb, counlcract the tendency to buy and
consume whisky Then u Is patcrnal
nt thn nrncin" np'v nl pJ,i,iI apPiiSauloi
simple, direct prohibitory law n il .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
ALINN FNNDS IN YNN MNST.

DLfEN FE Lf/D Nv 4 mn " 10 H.
II true, rs stated by the investigation
Of the Chinese massacre in Wyoming that
not single one Of the perpetrators of
thnt outrage was n natiyc American, II
shows q singular aud significant state Of
affairs TO be sure, If there had been
Americans among the assalanis, or If they
had all been Americans, no more pallia-
ton could be alleged for the murdorcrs
than II the murdcrers were aliens the
products Of foreign soil but If 1t Is
true, wo repeat, that these were all for
clgners, It viii cause queer sensation
among thenatlyc sons OF this soil to nnd
themselves cmbroilcd IN controversy with
n foreign power by the lNwlcss conduct of
men who left their homes to escape
oppression aud fed 70 the land where
liberty Is guaranteed to all alike. 1t
shows plainly that we are OVERRIDING the
Immigration business and attracting to
our shores very undesirable class Of
cillzcns Men who come 90 this country
TO seek the protection of our laws should
be the last TO deny equal rights under
those laws TO others, who, like themselves,
came hithcr intent only ON bcttcrlng their
condition. We don't invite the over
flowing population of the old world here
TO fight out thclr icuds in the new world.
We offer them an asylum, not n battle
field
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

Tug GAZETTE confcsses It's Inability
10 discover the support Of the assertion
that "to force more value into this silver
dollar would be 70 put that much addl-
tIonal burden on the debt-payiug classes
The debtpaylng classes are the poorer
classes generally farmers and laborcrs'
The farmer who sells his cotton, OF
wheat, or corn, aud gets his pay IN silver,
Is swlndled out Of 20 $40 cents for every
dollars worth he sells The laborer who
IL paid bis weeks wages IN silver gets
less by ~ per cent. than he has contracted
to receive, The debt.paylng classes arc
losers, not gamers, by the circulation OF o
ialse-lace dollar among them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
ma yBE pUBLIC.

Under the terms OF purchase Of 'rln
GAzgrrE business, the Gazette Print
Ing company assumes all liabilities in'
CURED by TuE GAzErrE up to September
n, yesterday, aud the Democrat Publish
Ing company viii collect all debts due to
TuE GAarTTE,
The Democrat Publishing company has
no interest IN the "Gazctto job Olllce,"
which rcmnlns the property OF the Ga
1Glte Printing eOmpanY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
He Novcr Found Anything as Certain.

Hon w. NJ. Brown, eX-comptrolicr, In
letter of March 30, 1888, says:
DR.. j. j. Tobln, Austin,
Dear Sir-Haying, during the past
year, used the remedy prepared by you,
known as Hcpatozone, take pleasure In
stating that it has proved to be what its
name implies, Il Liver Remedy have
found no Alternative and purgative more
certain or ireer from unpleasant effects,
and none so elllcacious In arousing o
torpid liver to the performance of It's
proper functions. W.M. BROWN.
IL. w. Williams & Co., Fort Worth,
wholesale agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

ApNf6Sf haa been issued e two men
a rhipie,phia Tor AZ apparatus q san
sesylas machines. The lnscatogs have
ssss eaess 3 epnstfUetlng m appalatns
nnlch. /, . sad t1cs away with lAe a.
tisnsae peaqlc me mosse poNet a
oFiipasl c'oek sprlpgn arranged ~ n e
fpp tbe wotof with ans sstea siesnsa es
ellniay ralalg NJ loot q, lhe resi a
leA agnAeai, slndlas ap snnlcsF ekl5se
espHel| leNeg ID tlie rotor ~ roma stws
.sk gsfelslils Az aes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
rluea ana Enerrr Win.

IL Is well to bear In mind that nat.
ural advantages are not to he do.
ridcdi II il good thing 10
have them, but, as remarked by the
Fort Worth GA2EITE, they should bo
supplemented by pluck and energy. An
OF those interested In town ought 10
work together for the common good /,
what Is OF benefit TO one is OF bencit 10
all, non-progrossivo minority should
not be allowed to impede progressive
majority,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

Tax Dallas Herald makes D vicious
attack on the Associated Press agent at
Galveston The Herald cannot "downn
the "DlsIphcrltod knight by trying 70
deprive the competent and efficient Young
gentleman az Galveston OF his job, The
Herald IL very mean newspaper,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

Fort Worth without its GAZETTE. With
Mr.. Malone as editor-in-chief, there can
be no doubt about the paper being as
good as ever.
ANOTHER Al PAPER
Alexander Frec-Lance Every member
Of the Texas press is no doubt reioiccd
that It has been settled, and Northwest
Texas viii now have another Al paper,
and the Fort an able champion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
Good Man 10 Have.


Col Peter Smith, we learn, Is consld.
craoly Interested IN aud around III paso.
lie Is here looking to the growth aud
prospects Of our city for the future. lIe
has been a great help 10 Fort Worth, aud
II our city had q dozen such men OF his
push, energy and pluck, we would follow
last IN the wake OF The Fort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

TIm gamblers OF Omaha have made a
proposition to the city that II they arc
not lntcriercd with Tor one year they viii
pay Tor al street improvements and run
The water-works without cost to the city,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

TnN portraits On United States bank
notes oidiGrrent denominations are ON
81, washingtoni ~, Jefferson 50, Jack
son; $40, webster, $40, Hamlltoni 500,
franklini 800, Lincoln, $500, Gen,
Mansfield $1,000, Dewitt Clinton, $4,000,
madison, $40, 900, jackson
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

'rnr Texas newspapers that are throw
ing dirt at Temple Houston had better
answer his arguments. AZ the present
writing The nlslnheritcd Knight is master
OF the situation,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

run opinion seems TO be gaining
ground that Texas needs a sensible,
permanent land policy Tur GAlErrE
has Tor years been contcndlng for this,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

TAlMAGr's sermons IN the GwrrrPs
Monday editions are much appreciated
nv the public generally Like Its good
iricnd, Mr., Harvey Gibbs, Tum GAknrrE
strives 20 please.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

''lr tx unreasonable and uuwhole-
some in all mouths that have not nm Il In
thoir NAMES to cat an OYSTER Thus
wrote butler, In his "Dyeps Dry Dnncr,n
AZ long ago MS 1892
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
Gigantic spectacle.


II those who love the loaso-law system
can succeed In getting all the state, the
school aud university lands leased Texas,
IN her capacity as q state, viii present the
most gigantic spectacle of mndlordlsm
the world ever Saw.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

bread'makers who have never used sill
s .s. Loai baking powder are requested 10
give y tfial, IL Is recommended for It's
purity and strength and has never vel ,lis
appointed the bread-maser - - y ''9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
Arlington'- boast.
Arlington world,

Fort Worth may boast OF the number
OF persons getting on and OF the cars In
thaf eitN Dallas may boast Of the great
hnlnhNf ~ iev0sing nvAyslMnQrs rUcontls
leeelea nnN soon 70 pa established a. Is
Units houston may boast about rho hn.
lAehso amount OF roiton K 5 goceh-
.nl Na'NesIpn sud, ia TACT, az other
tNAss towns mas hiAs about heir a..
NgseN'Ne Nlsahls9es but AuinetoR can
pity a. its sise "a ne World Ald eycyt
WY esog born here Is 4 l,fmcelat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
An Aching void.

san Antonio Express.
1t Is now full time for the president to
cut watermelon for Texas, The lists of
appointments IN other states are begin
ming TO lose Interest with our puoplo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

Foi monuments and heaastones OF the
49, AMERICAN aud Italian marble.
3 s'' I, an.l ron Failing go 20 Hanway 4
hopctts' sil Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
JAS. II. MaytindaIe,
importing tailor, Fourth and Houston.
INo Canvaslng

On Stillwell's plain hams. Specially pre-
pared from summer use. Telephone
Turner & Mcclure for a genuine aStin-
well' large, small or medium-sized
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

Taylor 4 Barr's stock OF gentlemen's
handmade shoes is the largest in the city
ilhey take pleasure in showing them.
Each pair sold with full guarantee at
50 per pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
"rhe rluehs Fort. .


All the Dallas papers are constantly
digging at the plucky Fort but are gen
orally kept at good distance by the hard
hitting sluggors of TINS GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
That's whatever it's.

The Fort Worth 4 New Orleans is now
booming for our pine forests. Over 500
men are now at work on the irst eighteen
milps
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
IMptOyEp CITY ppop,,..5ss==

L'OR sALE-Ilouse and lot sou,A
4 ner llemphill and Cochran st bSsi, :
Taylor Street Railway. Very de.l,.,- "
erty, either FOR 4 home OF Al nnl,.,
New house, large rooms, hlrh eeI i w. 1.
north east corner First and Iam,s n.