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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13

| Betrayed by a Love-Lctter.

FORT SMITH, ARK, June l2.--Oili.
GERS Henry Surratt and Wiley Cox at
a late hour last night arrested a young
man named Harry Thresher on infor-
nation from Rock Point, Ind, that
he was wanted there for embexxle
n ent, and that reward OF $500 would
be paid for him. He acknowledges
that he II the man wanted, but he In
formed your correspondent TO day that
he was not charged with elabezale-
ment, but that he shot yonng man at
picnic In Spencer county, Ind, last
August, and being arrested succeeded
In giving bond Of 5000, which he
Jumped and came out here, locating In
the Indian Territory. He wrote let
ter back to his sweetheart, which was
intercepted and led 10 his capture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
MARSHALL.
Principals Elected for the Public
Schools Notes.

Especial.
MARsHALL, TEX, June l2.--The
school board met Wednesday night TO
elect teachers for our public schools
for the ensuing year, The principals
elected are w. l. Lemon Of Warrens-
burg, Mo-, for the Female institute
y. ID. Harrison OF Bremond, Tex, for
the Male college and /. j. Bergman
of Whitesboro for the Marvin
academy. The assistants are all 80.
lected from home talent.
Judge Hazelwood granted Bean a
new trial. The case 10 set for trial on
the ed inst.
We had very heavy rain again
yesterday morning
The neighborhood Of Shreveport was
visited Wednesday by u heavy wind
and hail-storm, which destroyed much
fruit and some corn and cotton. Sew
eral houses were blown down, but no
one killed.
We are all watching the movements
OF Fort Worth and Dallas In railroad
building. All agree that the Waxa-
hachie Tap II ahead Of the Dallas
North western so far. Pluck wins.
The Fort has pluck.
The city council has changed our
Sunday law, which WIS a copy OF the
statutes, TO a 9 o'clock law. There Ia
great indignation felt at the result
on the part Of many Of our best law
abiding citizens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
CLEBURNE.
A Movement for Lower Rents Dis.
trict Court In Session.
speoiAl.

CLEBuRNE, TEX June l2.--Judge
J. M. Hall OF the district court re-.
sumed his seat on the bench yester-
day morning after a weeks illness.
He will wind up the business of the
term this week.
b. w. Lockett was examined by a
bar committee yesterday and admit
ted to practice as an attorney nj law.
A movement Is on foot among the
merchants doing business on the
square TO take concerted measures TO
secure general reduction OF rents.
They are moving secretly, II Is said.
The means IL is surmised they will use
will be to have stores built by property
owners on Chambers and Henderson
streets between the square and depot.
Two negro boys We're arrested yes
terday on suspicion, and one was
found TO have concealed on his person
a fine gold watch, said to have been
stolen from Mrs. Ross OF Denison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
wEATHERFORD.
A Merchants Protective Association
An Immense Revival.


WEATHEBFoRD,T TEX, June 12.--The
merchants of our town held an in
formal meeting one evening this week.
Their purpose was solely for their
mutual benefit, as near as your re-
porter can learn. 1t was in order that
they as class might be protected
against people who buy goods and
never pay for them. Your reporter
understands that each member OF the
association will be furnished a
book in which the names OF such
parties will be entered, and
furthermore there will be fine
for any member of the association to
sell them goods on credit. They call
the book the "Black Book"
The commissioners court has been
in session all the week, adjusting the
tax list. MIR. G. S Maddox, assessor,
has been assisting therein.
The revival meeting at the Metho-
dist church closed last night. The
meeting has been in progress over
eight weeks, and 1t is claimed that
over 500 people were converted and re-
claimed. 1t has been the most power
full revival that has ever been held in
our town.
Oscar Fain of Glen Rose is paying
his mother visit this week at this
place.
Fred Desmith, book-keeper for J. j,
| Hittson g. Co., returned last night
from their ranches in the West.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13

ten miles west OF our town Monday
night last. A negro man by the name
OF Lee Starr murdered his bed-fellow
for his money, chopping his head open
with an AK. The officers were In our
town last night on the murderer's trail.
Rev. Mr.. Sims, the evangelist, and
his singer, Mr.. Vaughan, are conduct
ing 3 revival in Kaufman at this time.
Considerable interest is manifested.
The gathering OF the grain is nearly
completed In our section and II Is very
fine, We had good rain Tuesday
and crop prospects are indeed latter
ing at this time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
BoNHANl.
The Work Of the Web Worm Not as
Thorough as Was Supposed.


BoNHAM, TEX, June 12.--Mrs. Nor
ton, who moved her stock OF millinery
goods from Brenham here short time
ago, boxed them up to-day and will 10.
turn to Brenham.
The commissioners court OF our
county has awarded the contract for
the building OF the new jail to A. n.
Chnmberlin Of Sherman. The all IA
to be built out Of stone, and the price
Is $40, 700.
Ed Thornton. city marshal, has re.
turned from Hot Springs, Ark, and is
greatly improved.
Tonight the annual entertainment
OF the literary society OF Masonic Fee
male college was held NJ Russell's
opera.house.
Fannin County college and Masonic
Female college, both OF this city,
closed this week, very satisfactory to
teachers and patrons.
Capt. j. u Clark has gone TO Aus.
tin 10 be present at meeting OF the
board OF regents of the state univer-
sity.
James Terry, editor of the Simeon
OF Honey Grove, was In the city this
week. Jim's corporosity indicates
that his subscribers pay In advance,
Inquiry relative 10 the destruction
Of the cotton by the web worm reveals
the fact that cotton that looked TO be
dead last Monday can now be oeen
looking green. This information we
get from Capt, Lightfoot from the Red
river country, and the probabilities
are that u very large part OF the cotton
considered ruined will come out all
right.
In many places between our city
and Paris the track OF the Texas Il
Pacific railway IL In very bad fix In
point of roughness. The fact IL, there
are places 30 rough that IL Is with Diff
Guilty person can keep on the seat.
We speak from experience and MOI
hearsay, and the great wonder 10 that
there are not more accidents than
there are.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13

weeks, which will exceed by many
times the numbers that have thus far
made their appearance.
Wheat harvesting IL progressing
finely and the yield promises 10 be
larger than the most saDguine expeot-
atone.
Mr. j. y. Funkhouser, one OF the
managers OF the Lone Star Nursery
company's rropagating departments,
left for his home at Walnut Station,
Kan, tonight.
Mr.. John T.. Loveloy, formerly
prominent member OF the Denton bar
but now Of Decatur, was In tht.city To-
day on n visit 20 relatives and friends.
Rumor has it that our honorable
mayor, o. Z. Poe, has at this early
dste designe on the local representa-.
tive seat In the next legislature from
this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
TEE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH, TEXAS SATURDAY, JUNE Is

longing to the minor heirs can be re.
covered, as their transfer by Muir was
clearly Illegal His bondsmen
as guardian OF the children
are VIM. p. Gaines Of the Statesman.
Maj, M. M.Walton and Sheriff Horns.
by. Muir claimed to have sunk $1,000
in the Law Reporter.
Chartered: The Moroney Hardware
company Of Dallas; the Honey Grove
Land and Cattle company, capital
S200,0
The Smith County Cooperative as
ISOLATION; the Holly Springs Cooper
alive association.
ID. Mcneil Turner, who innocently
vacated his office as district attorney
by permitting himself to be elected
special judge in Zapata county, has
been re-appointed by the governor.
Nineteen students OF the senior law
class OF the university were examined
for admission TO the bar before the SUI
preme court this morning. The
committee reserved its report until
Tuesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
PILOT POINT.
Commencement Week in Full Blast
at the Seminary.


Pilot POINT, TEX, June ia
large and intelligent audience as
sembled at the seminary hall this
morning TO witness the debate ON the
subject, Resolved, That the Results
OF the Late War Have Been Beneficial
TO the South.n II was decided In the
affirmative. Following the debate,
Rev. u. w. Anderson Of Clarksville
delivered an able and eloquent ad-
drees. DIR. A. q. Dowdell also ad.
dressed the audience.
DIR. M. u. Franklin to-day severed
his connection with the seminary,
having disposed OF all his interest and
good will 10 DR.. Dowdell, who, In thu
future, assumes full management and
proprietorship OF this popular institu
| tion.
The most brilliant and fashlonabl,
event of the season took place thii
evening at the seminary parlors-th,
annual reunion of teachers, pupils ant
decora ed with the paintings and
drawings taken from the art depart
ment, In charge OF the accomplished
] btirh A. Rhhic itNNiNNAs Il Nv
happy occasion was enjoyed To thu
fullest extent, and all went TO theii
homes wishing for the return OF many
reunions
Rev. DR.. Klmbragh OF Plano lee
tured this afternoon in the Methods
church Ia favor OF prohibition.
VIII =. Noble, young NJ, ID. prac
ticing In Jack county, In home on ,
visit.
The concert OF the pupils OF tn,
Pilot PORT seminary Thursday nigh
was grand success.
Reports OF the ravages OF the wei
worm upon the cotton continue 4
come In from all directions, and gen
eral feeling of uneasinees among farm
ers prevails.
Hon. q. q. Bell the representative
Of Denton county, WAS Ia town yester
day greeting his many friends.
Among the visitors 10 the city In at
tendance upon the exercises at tn,
seminary are Misses Christie and Su
sic Qusle, Misses Lucy and Lizzl
Hudgins, all from Grapevine; Capt. j.
s. EasIey and wife, Mrs. Blakeley
Fort Worth; Miss Lula Collier
Whitesboro; Mrs. Montgomery Sher
man; Misses Leon, Hogg and Bell
Denton; Miss Katie King, Savoy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
Keen cool.

The way to do 1t is to visit Bowman
& Martins, 304 Main Street. order one
OF their delicious lemonades, mig,
egg, apollinarls, plain, as your taste may
dictate or II you prefer a glass OF pure
Jersey milk, butter milk, iced tea or
any other kind OF temperance drink
all you have to do is to say so. Vino
up with one OF those choice cigars and
we will guarantee that you will have
no cause for regret ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
CoLLINsvILLE.

BpeciaI.
COLI NsvILLE, TEX, Juno IL
This section Is now meeting with It's
share OF the seasons misfortunes, IT
escaped with but little damage from
the late rains and floods, but now
comes pestiterous cotton worm that
Ia playing havoc with at least one.
fourth OF the cotton crop. Although
our farmers have excellent crops Of
wheat, oats and corn, they are much
discouraged over this sudden loss, and
have fears that the destruction Is only
begun,
LATER The report has just come In
that the hot sunshine OF to-day IL fast
killing out the worms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
sarroKEE CHARLEY
.,..,ulsau Prisoner Who Was a
n' .,g.,t prsed and q Wolf"

u.vrulean Prisoner VIM war q
n,,sgalf. Breed and a Wolf"
: III o'clock yesterday Officer
~su.ld was called upon to arrest a
wbo was raising a disturbance in
d r,clnlty Of Fifth and Houston, and
IA arrival upon the scene found
liner wild and muscular fellow
E..rIug like a trooper and making a
[',rsl disturbance in front of the
4 ,.ore lust north of Fifth street.
y Z request by the off ,er to desist
{,n,ned upon him, and after telling
now desperate he was and that
/. .nthorities of Longview and Mar
N could not arrest him, he opened
~,tb perfect deluge OF abuse and
E.snity. The twisters were applied
ri gentleman and he was marched
|',iIy TO the corner of Second street,
vi he. insisted upon being released,
an he would go, but no sooner was
w9uest granted than he opened up
IA said he. was a. half.
IA and a wolf and could
Eg be taken, Notwithstanding
Esh he was hustled along to the
m Of Second and Main streets,
Ean he made q bold stand and was
|tpg the best of it when Officer
bling came up, also Acting Marshal
N, when he was again hustled
M and locked up amid the most
hole threats and imprecations, and
HAIRED like demon upon the off.
Vas he writhed and squirmed in
'Irony.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
DENTON.
Local Option Voted for To-Day The
Web Worm Playing Havoc.

special.
DENTON, Tex, June 12.-As the day
Of election for prohibition draws near
(which Is tomorrow the interest
grows intense, and II is not probable
that any one who can possibly get out
10 the polls will refuse 70 vote. Both
sides are working hard and hope 10
be In good shape for to-morTow's du-
ties. The general impression prevails,
however, that prohibition Will
carry by reasonably good ma
Jority. Mountaineering this opin,
ion, the Observation-Disclosures cone
tlnue making desperate Efforts
by which they hope TO carry the cleo.
ton. Tonight the people were nd.
dressed at the courthouse by several
subject of local option. Nowadays II
has come 10 pass that opinions are
very hard 10 change and this discus
sion AT the court hUuse tonight per.
hEps only tended To make the ad-
herents TO either aide OF the cause
more firm ia their previous convic-
tions.
w. II. Bates, cur newly appointed
postmaster, has received his c0mmis-
sion and will take charge of
the office about July J., that being
the end OF the fis sal year. IL Is due
the outgoing postmaster, Mr.. John B.
Nicholss, 10 state that he has made an
efficient, worthy and accommodating
cfficer, and the good wishes Of the
community In general will go with
him In Whatever new undertaking he
may engage.
Reports Of serious damage 10 cotton
by the web worm continue 10 come
In. The general opinion prevails
4 that cotton attacked by this
worm Il destroyed entirely. Parties
who claim 70 know something OF the
movements Of this worm state a new
supply may be expected 10 aooutthree
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
AUSTIN.
= Young Lawyer Ruined by Bucket
Shops-Capital Cuttings.
Gnaofal

Special
AUSTIN, TEX, June l2.-The ABB
@onding lawyer mentioned In the
austin dispatch last night was James
a. Muir, proprietor of the late Texas
Law Reporter, which suspended pub
ncaton two or threee months ago. He
mas married TO Mrs. Hughes, the Wild
Nv OF Mr.. Bob Hughes Of Galveston,
soont three years ago, and It appears
~. ne has been systematically squan-
ssring her property ever since. he
W. appointed guardian of the two
Sniidren OF his wife, and in that ca
pscity hypothecated their entire prop
Gy, amounting to $4,000 In notes on
,yhsiVeston real estate, appropriaung
ue proceeds TO his own ends,
s wife admits that she was
'aue aware Of the situation and Dor
lived money TO enable him TO escape
I'm town. He left last Friday, os-
sssnsioiy for Wichita Falls 10 Visit
sslAtlves, but IL is believed that he Is
bsonu the borders Of the state. When
- married Mrs. Hughes she was
roIth about $50, 900, which Is all gone
hspt her homestead and small
%ss0ck OF real estate heavily moItgaged.
ts Downfall Is said 20 have COM
WShnneed at Chicago about year ago.
snle visiting there he engaged IN
All grain speeulatiops, clearing sew
"a -" hundred dollars, aud was 80 elat'
tnAt on returning here
M ecame \ constant patron Of the
h1,set-sbop here TO such straits was
NJ. ie9aced flr money that he pawned
~ Tie's jewelry without her knowl'
ss It's thought that the notes be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
The Heron Case.

bslpg to the illness of Judge Beck
y yesterday morning there was no
3rt and it was not until after dinner
hlcourt was called. The usual In
|sst was manifested by the public
"A the courtroom and halls were
|lflled with anxious listeners to
/ splendid argument Of Robt. s.
|Csrt E,q, which closed at 4:25
lock and with it the argument for
/ defense. H. M. thurman, Esq.
ises the states argument this morn.
7, and the case goes then to the jury.
art convenes this morning at $50
loak
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
AT the Pavilion.

3The ice.cream festival given at the
3yllion last evening by the ladies Of
sFirst Baptist church was brilliant
flr, largely attended by the best
cple of the city. The ladies who
tNrintended the festival deserve
kAt credit for the success which they
|ade Of 1t. The pavilion and grounds
Ire brilliantly lighted and the people
kioyed themselves eating ice-cream,
tomenading and listening to music
! the while. The ladies having the
Hair in charge were Mrs. Burlington,
Ers. Holland, Mrs. Chandron, Mrs.
finch and Mrs. Monica.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
MORGAN.
bltuary = Around Town Notes.

obituary - Around Town NOTES.
Special.
MORGAN, Tex, June 'l2.-Dled, at
HE Commercial hotel in this city last
Wednesday evening, Miss Sallie Rig
I5ns, sister to Mrs. E. J. Wilson, the
froprietress of the above named house,
Elsoio the N. B. Higgins of the higgins
Hardware company. Her death had
been expected for some time, she bav-
. ing been an invalid for number OF
years, and unusually low for the last
rev months. Miss Sallie had many
friends here who, with her two rela-
uye, who have been 80 constant in
insi devotion all during the years OF
Der suhering, lament her death.
AT the present rate Morgan will
shIp more wool this year than any
l.omarkets in the county.
More live stock has been shipped
rom this point this season than for
'niee years past.
When will work on the school
lcnse commence? is question to be
aeard every day on our streets.
Mrs. Beatrice Stovall OF Hico Is In
1le city visiting her parents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
DECATUR.
A Target Practice, with Men as the
Targets.


DECATUR, Ten, June IL Again
our town has been thrown into hister-
los over large. practice, In which
w. b. Willis, q saloon man, made n
target of J. NJ. Prickett, shoe and boot
maker. The difficulty arose over q
ninety-cent debt Willis owed Prickett,
when hot words ensued and both men
drew their pistols almost simultane-
ously and each fired as near together as
possible, one OF the parties firing two
shots and the other one. Prickett was
shot In both hands and wrists and
Willis In the side. Neither Is danger
ously hurt. Willis used Colts forty
five single-action pistol and Priokett a
forty-four caliber British bulldog.
The marshal killed a mad-dug on
our public square yesterday evening,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
cumberland Pres By terian Church.

Rev. D. NJ. Harris, d. d Nashville,
Tenn, and editor OF the Cumberland
|fssbyterisp, will be the guest Of the
Rev. r. NJ. Tinnon, 1912 Monroe street,
|ntil Monday. He will arrive on the
?, M. train to-day. DR.. Harris will
Ie accompanied by his wife, who is
Fell known as an authoress OF great
lbllity, is editor of the Sunday-school
|erature of the Cumberland Presbyte-
ban church, and ia known to the chill
dfen as "Cousin Carrie
DR.. Harris will occupy the pulpit Of
lhe Cumberland Presbyterian church
b Sunday, and Mrs. Harris will adj
tTtss the Sunday school.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
PALESTINE.
The Police on the Hunt for a Vicious
Coon.
speclal.

PALESTINE, TEX, June l2,--John
Williamson, gen sral foreman, and six
other employees Of the International &
Great Northern shops at this place
leave tomorrow to accept positions in
railroad shops in this and other states.
The police are now looking for
Mack Turner, a colored teacher of the
negro brass band Of this city, Turner
numerically beat a six-year-old
nephew Of his wife and is now in
hiding TO avoid arrest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
NEyEn NAILINn.

l do not know OF an Instance In which the
CurlUuRA hKMEp1Ea have JAILED 10 produce
satisfactory results. ] believe nave sold
more OF them than OF any other skin rene.
dleH have ever handled during the thirty
three years OF my experience AZ n druggist.
A. j. TRNON, Druggist,
batavia N "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
Bird.seed, bird-grsvel and hooking
bird food at Turner Il McClure's.
A Letter.

The following Is an exact copy Of a
letter received through the Fort Worth
postofiice yesterday:
&c, TEX, June 8. 1855.
"Dear Mrs. Brown;
IAN the packages received yester-
day, and I am perfectly delighted
with everything. My entire suit Ia
lust beautiful, and affords me great de-
light and pleasure, Please accept many
thanks for exquisite taste and kind
ness. which is appreciated. Mr.. -
is as much pleased as myself, and says
Won are the boss In getting up pretty
outfits; says that 1 am 0. X. now and
can 20 with him any place, since L
will look as well as he does"
AS always try my best TO please
my patrons, the receipt OF many let.
tiers like the above give me great
pleasure. MRS. q. d. BROWN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
"WhOlth.p

That is what the old Saxons called
it. They meant what we call health.
Rugged and sturdy old fellows they
were We are hardly up totheir stand
ard of health, because our style OF liv-
ing has introduced many unwholesome
habits. But we can resist the debili-
tating effects OF our manner Of living
by taking Browns Iron Bitters. 1t
conquers indigestion, regulates the
bowels, cures weakness, malaria, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
spRoFULA CURED.

prescribed your CuTICuRA REMEDIES,
ctleciing thorough cure, In n chrJ 40 cass
OF Hcrofnla upon a child OF ono OF INV patrons
after the ca Q had bgiiied the skin ~ two
eminent physicians duTioga period OF eleven
mouths, j made a complete ontn In iouf
months. a, q. PATThkSO1.
Druggiat, Bi louisville, Ky
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KEMP.
A Negro Murders His Room Mate
Kaufman County Grain.
Special.


special.
KEMP, TEX, June 12.-Our town
has recently been the scene OF quite
number Of distinguished visitors, In
attendance upon the Kaufman coun-
ty Sabbath.school convention, which
was ia session from the 3rd to the 5lh.
The report OF the various d elegates
show that Kaufman county will prob
ably be the banner county for Sabbath
school work at the next state conven-
ton. which meets at Mexia on the 9Th
OF July. Various subjects were dis
cussed at the convention. The
f,nest speeches were reserved until
the last night, when State Senator j.
b. Terrell spoke on the temperance
question IA related TO SsbbAth-schooi
work. and the Rev. DIR. Dodge deiiy-
cred the annual address 20 the coDyen,,
ton. Both gentlemen inside proieund
Impressions upon the audience, Dur
ing the sitting Of the convention o res
olution was offered on the temperance
move and the sense Of the house was
taken. Out Of 250 persons present
there were not exceeding haii uozeu
but voted for the passage OF the prom
billion act aud pledged themselves 70
use their influence for It's passage.
District court Il still Ia session. sew
eral criminals have been sentenccn 70
the peniteniiaFy.
There was d fodl murder COMMITTED
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
On to Brownwood.

Waxahachie is an assured fact. An
other fact is that Bowman d Martp,
al the Board OF Trade cigar store aud
billiard parlor. are selling the best
5.cent cigar. the best three for - cents,
and their 10 cents straight and TWO ior
q ouarter are incompatible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13
Wanted.

Three implement and wagon sales.
men 10 travel in Western and
Southern Texas. Southern man must
speak German Good salary and ex-
penses paid the right men. Address
lmpiements, care OF GAZETTE office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-13

DIR. A. j. Lawrence having re-
tnrned 10 the Fort can be found AZ his
same location over Malone d Waller'e
dry.goods store, where he will be glad
10 meet all his friends and patrons.