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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-28
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS; MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1885,

it is sweet enough, then stir it over the
IRE until it is just ready to come to a
boil Remove it at once ana flavor it
with vanilla or wine. Have the whites of
the eggs beaten 20 stiff frotA, and stir
them - TO the lcustard as soon asAlt is rel
meyod from the fire. They vIii remain.
partlyFson teps -Four the mixture INTO
molds. and set 1t in cool llace, In "a
hours it viii be ready for use, The top
should look clear as amber and the GUS
tard sshoulds be below, forming two
separate layers. Itshould he served with
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-28

e ..y mas been recommended for warding
on tne disease is to graft upon stocks Of
Iaala Citrus bigaradia) which pos
sc 1850 og - some extent at least, the pow
zone at point at least three feet above
Inc ground. What is here gained, how
ever, IN hardihood of the stock. is coun-
seloalanced by the hardness of the deyol-
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One Cent a Word,

= ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 Words or
more, in thls column CHE best in the pdper)
l3lSerted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash
IN Advdnce, each insertion.
'aoEveyybody ,Oho has any loant to supply,
anything TO bug or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure, indeed, any acish
e crafty. should adrerttse IN this column.
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anrirnItnral pepartn.rlai.
M FIELD, FARM AND GARDEN.

wa solicit articles for this department.
rho name OF the writer uIdaccompany
he letter or article, not necessarily for
publication, but as evidence of good faith.
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GROCERIES.

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sc. HAMS, SHOULDERS. breakfast STRIPS
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, CANNED GOODS.
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MALAGA. and other kinds Of GRAPES,
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y Select and Baker whisky, 81 per galioEs
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per gallon: choice Old Vines. 81 50 10 80 30 pes
gallon. For sale bv
A. II. CHAMPION. l4 Congress street.
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AIG4HRr 4 faiAef.H remarked q fnrocleus
looking woman AZ che pulled a rubber bottle
81 4 bflreas habg ih her arms.~t ine nAaff
MsfaAf4f fgatfitf.
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ZOE SAC.

NOR SALE. one fiat new, with h@use upon
Il it; suitable for cunning CT tshing APP
ply TO q. L.. LODGE, Harris street, between
West Broad ana Purse.
EOR SALE, my farm, $50 acres, on the
IT Ogeechee Canal, u miles from Savannah,
well adapted to truck farming or fruit grow
ing. Place perfectly healthy. Reason for
selling, business requires my presence IN city.
JOHN d. GOULD, 20l South Broad street,
savannah.
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assn @oonp.
GRAY & O'BRIEN.


SILK this holiday
gppees ETeavyG osGransn sc 81, 81 andH
Jackets listers
CHILDREN AND MISSES SUITS.
BOYS SUIT DEP FTMENT
BanS Awaysui ,Nordk al a
overcoas, popular
TIA NDK ERCE1IEF DEPARTMENT..
n,
nIamesa al a usually tar 500
Hosiery Ladies',
before dreamed Of 5Oc goods for 25c all hrOagh
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
aos
K do1nL adiesU ndery soc goods for
Imported away mark
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From he CAteqao 7rt1une. Dec. e.

from me CNtoH9O IytyWtcs nee. stls
IL wuz comm down the strate, Clark
strate," said the officer, "whin man siz
10 me as a man wuz batn' a woman in a
wagon, yur Anur. rushes up hasty like
and sazed this gentlemin, SOr," he con-
cluded, pointing TO the burly negro in the
dock.
"Desd wrong, sah," said the prisoner
Isdy since she d6fie eof. Bswn, sab. Yes.
terday done MEET hefsprettyin, down dc
street with yeifah fph0ps, ies she's
wearin' now, Seh timme ride, JIM
ser she. 'G'waY, chjLe. sez J.. Please,
jim, seq she. So l Jeg done see sbe was
dat contrary dot she mug git de- ride, 50
les PEACEFUL = a rabbit, sch, when We
done druv by the house N wlRFe n5Se q
''. "Giit rp down, Hatuea6esG my R5lise.
Pse scairt to den AZ PIE woman doae soc
yO'n TX s.se,'s,. 7. ~ +. W..
she's dat mad, sab esne agone wanted "
marry me once" h.t sa.af
"Oh, Lawdv giggled Hattie. M
"YO, did. yO' dfd.0 - -.. La, d.
"G;way. niggab. 1sso rerusihs whih
men, Ia; yO' l0~raoWp blemphies yo',0
500 on, sir, . said tae epnft sharply
Oats all, yO' 'OnRh. She done elAwed
dc seat, an / done tfiectto git her out de
wagon. sahw ti
@De Lawd forgive dat lynn nlggah. ?
said Hattie, u clean-cut little mulatto
girl. s'pse aridin' dan, an' done wanted
10 cit out an dat niggah wouldn't let me,
no how. He's In lub wid me, sah."
"Doan yo' believe dat. SAL. Dat gups
pizen 10 lie, sab, sno'"
s.Yo' IA. Yes, sab, he's been iubbin me
TO- yeahs, an when / wanted 10 g'way
FUN dc wagon he done hit me, rah.V
aYo'se lynn now, Hattie, sho'i yes, yo'
ISL
"Dld any one see this assaultF' asked
the court
"Good Lawd, sab, p said Hattie, ''dero's
ten thouaan' white men donelsee him 90
IL. Nahn
"Weii, $50.
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Sfranrn.

CTRAYED. a dark sOrrel Mare. A reward
- win be paid for her return TO JOHN
WOELTJEN, corner Wayne and jefferson
streets.
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MlierrIIamrome.

I AG SCREWS. Bridge Bolts and Bridge
IL Castings. LOMBARD IRON WORKS,
Augusta, Ga.
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employment suantrn.

IA EUROPEAN LADY. who has been teach
"A ing many years in New York, desires
gs9lect class In French to introduce Berger's
Ajtlw system, now so successful at the North.
Apply ~ Jefferson street.
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entertainments sllantS.

A YOUNG MAN travelling for wholesale
"A house desires board and room in private
family, Jewish preferred Address TRAY
ELER, News Office.
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TtARPENTERING.-- Carpenter work done
~ to order Send postal 10 A. }. SAEDE-
KER Lincoln aud Gwinnett streets.
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photoarapI1n.

(NOto headquarters for Fine Cabinet Photo
" graphs: process instantaneous; work
guaranteed iirst-elass. J. n. WILSON.
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DOARDERs WANTED Parties wanting
- comfortable rooms. handsomely fur
nished, and first class board, apply at 1875
liberty. near Bolt.
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Erin agantrn.

WANTED, a Southern Sadly 10 associate
w herself with responsible house and
represent IL in her own locality; good salary
To right party; position permanent: refer
ences exchanged. GAY 4 BROTHERS, 10
Barclay street. New York.
w ANTED, ladies and gentlemen IN city or
w country TO take light work at their own
homes; So TO 81 day easily made; work sent
by mail; no oanvassipq: we have a good dc.
mand for our work and furnish steady EN-
ployment. Address, with stamp, CROW
MFG CO., 20i Vine at, Cincinnati, O.
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rTNfIE Celebrated Cabinet Photographs made
aud fifty cents a dozen.
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hnmnrp ann storro for alrut.

Bnt1EB auu StnrFH Tnr 4tFllE.
NOR RENT or LEASE, from Jau. LIST. prem
Il ises 1875 BrOughton street. now occupied
by George Schwartz; stores and dwelling,
with outhouses attached. Apply To MRS. NJ
R. WHEELAN, southwest corner of Mont
gomeTy ana Compress street lane.
NOR RENT, two new wooden dwellings.
Il with modern improvements, southwest
corner Of Henry and Lincoln streets. Apply
TO w. II. CHAPLIN, g5 Ahercorn street.
NOR RENT, the premises No. 80 y ork street,
u near Drayton, lately occupied 10y Dowl-
ing Bros. as a livery and boarding staDle
possession given Immediately. Apply to H.
Il Bolts a CO., Jos Bay street.
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Nnnrnn 10 nrmt.

DOR RENT, a fiat OF four rooms and mic
A. piazza; bath room, with modern i'm
provements. No. n Broughtou street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
THE GAzETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY DECEMBER ~

Alexander pursued the retreating Serbs
into Seryia. Now Russia comes forward
and proposes to support Bulgaria even TO
the extent Of giving military aid. II this
news is true, there is no doubt that the
Bulgariens will at once march iuto Servia.
Such move cannot but bring Austria
into the war, II that government keeps its
threat TO expel the Bulgarlans from Ser
via, and such u combination against Bull
garia will bring Russia into the conflict.
The only way TO keep out Of the trou-
bic is for Austria to back down from its
threat or Russia to violate its promise of
assistance TO Alexander. II is nothing
unusual or unexpected for either Of those
powers to break faith with its neighbors,
but IN this case it seems that the desire is
more for q pretext Of war than its avoid
ance. The pretext is easily found, and II
there IS to be general war in the East we
will probably know ii in a week or two,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
THE WAN REVIVED.

After the lull of few days, their arm.
istice expiring, the Servians and Bulgar-
lans have resumed hostilities, and the
peace of Europe is now more threatened
than ever, Affairs are in such a tangle
that 1t does not seem possible for them to
be settled without engaging Russia aud
Austria, and probably Turkey, in war,
As u dependency ON Turkey, Bulgaria
called upon the porte for protection when
invaded by Seryia. That government
gave no response, and Prince Alexander
took the field, drove the invading enemy
from his domiuions, and was in position
10 dictate peace, when his suzerein, the
cowardly Turkish government, which
had declined TO protect It's de-.
Tendencies, forbade the yictori-
Gus prince to enter into treaty
OF peace for lack of autonomy. Austria
interviewed in behalf of the Scrvians and
threatened TO occupy Bulgaria in case
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
now TIE FEE SYSTEM L
ABUSED.

The president makes fearful arraign-
ment of the abuses Of the present system
Of conducting the federal judiciary.
United States marshals aud district attor-
neys are paid by fees for their services,
and this system, the president declares,
Golfers direct inducements for them TO
make their fees in criminal cases as large
as possible, in an effort to reach the
maximum sum permitted. AS an entirely
natural consequence, INSCRIPTIONS mar
shals are found, encouraging frivolous
prosecutions, arrestlng people on petty
charges of crime, transporting them to
distant places for examination for the
purpose Of earning mileage and other
fees" A case apposltely illustrating the
ago in this state. A cowboy at Fort
Reno, in the Indian Territory, stole, or
was charged with stealing, pair of worn
out pants, worth about twenty-five cents.
a United States marshal from Dallas
went after the culprit, and brought him
to Dallas by way OF Kansas. Twenty
witnesses were summoned from
Texas, Indian Territory and Kan
sas The prisoner was, upon their
testimony, discharged. The government
will have to pay the mileage of the mar
shall from Dallas to Fort Reno and back,
by way of Kansas, the fees of cloud OF
witnesses and other fees and costs,
amounting, 1t is computed, to $500, all
to convict man of stealing a pair of
pants-and after all he was
not convicted. And the end is not yet,
for the federal attorney caused tine wit
nesses to enter in bond for appearance at
the next term Of the United States dis
trict court to give their evidence before
the grand jury. The case will then be
retired, the costs doubled, and the
government will pay probably $4,000 in
the effort TO convict Il man of appropriate
ing a 25-cent pair Of pants, which the
owner would probably have given him
for chew of tobacco.
Mr. Cleyelaud's head slevel. Abolish
the fee system and prevent such abuses
by removing the incentive TO them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

lr WAS painfully noted by readers of
the presidents message in the South that
no reference was made to the death of
Vice-President Hendricks, and many un-
favorable criticisms were made for this
apparent neglect to pay a respectful allu-
sion to the death of the second official of
the nation. The lapse was made by the
Associated Press, not by Mr.. Cleveland
In the telcgraphic report sent to the
Texas papers the following just tribute
to his virtues, with which the message
began, was omitted
To the Congress OF the United states: Your
assembling is clouded by n sense OF public he
reaycme VI caused by tho recent and sudden
death of Thomas a. Hendricks, vice president
of the United states. His dlstingul he'd public
service his complete integrity and devotion TO
every duty and his personal virtuos will find
honorable record in his countrys history. Am.
pie and repeated proofs of tho esteem aud con
iidence In which no was held by HIS fellow.
countrymen were manifested by his lection to
offices OF tho most important trust and highest
dignity, and =, length full of years aud honors.
he has been laid at rest amid universal sorrow
and benedlcton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

Hon. JOHN w. DANIEL, the new Dem.
ocratlc senator from Virginia, is one of
the finest orators in the country, and his
addition to the senate will 20 far to-
ward relieving its dullness. Since the
death of Ben Hill aud the retirement of
Lamar, Conkling and Blaine, there is II
dearth Of oratorical ability in that body
which makes its debates wearlsome and
soporihc. Daniel in Mahone's place is a
giant instead of a pigmy. lie will not
take his seat, however, until March 4,
1887, and Malone will continue to mis-
represent and disgrace Virginia until that
time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

The GAZETTE suggests TO Brer Sterett
that instead of devoting all his energies
in behalf Of the creditors of the late la
mented Texas Investment company dim
ted and the NJ. S. Il. 6 b. A. Of A. that he
give some attention to the interests of the
creditors Of the First National bank of
Dallas, the State Savings bank of Dallas,
the late banking house of Adams &
Leonard Of Dallas, and the late South
western Life Insurance company of
Dallas, all defunct Dallas Institutions
Let them spool their issues" This
merely as suggestion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
MARGARET.
Hnrdcman County Assessment Roiis-New
Settlers Pouring in.


Settlers Pouring in.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
MARGARET, TEX, Dec. l0-The assess
ment rolls Of Iardeman county show the
total valuation OF prop rty TO be 81 $780,
59g. Since July 1, OF this year, 25G sec
tons OF school lands have been filed on,
and l03 have been awarded 10 December /.
About sixty families OF actual settlers
have moved into the county within the
last sixty days.
Margaret stlll iourishes. The sound
of the hammer and trowcl are heard on
every side. The walls Of the new Jail
are nearly up 20 the second story.
A terrific norther and snow
storm struck the town last Tues
day evening, but to-day there
is no tnge of 1t, the weather being bright
and COOL
Prof. NJ. w. Vaughan Is te1ching an in
teresting vocal class here. He has about
thirty pupils in his class. He purchased
town property to-day, and will make his
home here. our public school is under
the management of Prof. Geo. A. Burke,
and Is in most llourishing condition.
Wheat and rye sown early are looking
we'll, and promise to stand the cold blasts
OF winter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
It should be GENERALLY Known

That the multitude of diseases OF scrof-
ulous nature generally proceed from a
torpid condition Of the liver. The blood
becomes impure because the liver does
not act properly and work off the poison
from the system, and the certain results
are blotches, pimplcs, eruptions, swell
ings, tumors, ulcers and kindred affec-
tons, or settling upon the lungs and pois-
oning their delicate tissues, until ulcera-
tlon, breaking down and consumption is
established. DR.. Pierce's Golden Med.
ical Discovery" will, by acting upon the
liver and purifying the blood, cure all
these diseases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

The Texas dailles are kicking most
vigorously at the manner in which the
presidents message was doled out to
them. Don't kick at the Associated
Press, gentlemen; the fault was in the
telegraph company--which should give
Texas more wires. The GAZETTE
spent many good dollar on the
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph company
Tuesday night to get in the sheets from
Galveston-bu the Western Union didn't
have wires enough to get the message TO
Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

FORT WoRTa has to-day more miles Of
macadamized streets, more miles Of street
railways, more miles Of sewerage, more
miles Of water-mains and supply pipes,
more miles OF gas-mains and pipes, more
miles of electrlc-lght wires, more miles
Of railway slde-tracks and more miles OF
telephone wires than any city in Texas,
aud more people get on and off the cars
in this city than in any five cities in Texas
combined
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

Tux year 1886 won't be n bad year for
the Fort, from all indications. II will
witness the completion of the Fort Worth
8 New Orleans to Corslcana; the exten-
sion Of the Santa Fe TO Red river, the ex-
tension OF the Fort Worth & Denver to
Dog Town fork and the construction of
the Fort Worth & Rio Grande TO the
Brazos overland the erection OF a half
million dollars worth of solid stone, iron
and brick business houses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

VINES the managing editor Of the Gal.
weston News Cat Dallas) looked upon the
mangled remains Of the Herald, he com
placently remarked, "Now we viii get
after THE GAZETTE" AZ last accounts he
was stu qrter Tux GAZETTE and the in
dications point clearly and Enthusiastically
to the fact that as the months and years
roll by he viii still be "after" THE Ga
zErTE--for the latest news.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

DAY by day the need grows in Fort
Worth for more hotel room. Day by day
that need becomes more apparent to the
dullest comprehension. This city loses
enough each year from this cause to pay
the interest on the cost of line hotel
building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Not a High. Toned Llt,erateur.


The San Antonio Times says Gov. Ire
land did not write mis- article on the
"Progress Of Texas for editors "as
learned as those of the Day and The GA
zETrR.h Our standard of literary excel
lence is not very high, but the governors
paper fell far short Of II. The governor
is on honest and faithful executive officer,
but as a book-maker the Old Alcalde can
beat him and give him several points In
the game.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

VERY sensibly says the Cleburne Chron-
iele' every paper in the state should
cooperate in the work Of trying to bring
about deep water convention In Texas.
Without some definite plan OF action, but
little may be expected of congress in the
way Of appr0prations.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

TUE completion Of the Fort Worth 6
New Orleans road will force us to amend
the remark Of Col. Brltton, while state
engineer of railroads. Then we win 5e
forced TO add Cottonyillc TO the list, and
say "more people get on and of the
trains at Fort Worth in twenty-four hours
than at Dallas, Galveston, San Antonio,
Houston, Austin and Waco combined"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

NEWSPAPER readers who were holding
their breath during October awaiting the
effect of the appearance of the Galveston
News In North Texas have resumed res
piraton and are shouting for Tnr Ga
zErrE. Tm GAZETTE is there, Eli.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

RAILROAD men are working to prevent
Congressman Throckmorton's appoint
ment to the craftsmanship of the Pacific
railroads committee Their influence Will
hardly defeat him Mr.. Carlisle is not
moved by such agencies as the railroads
10 sweryo from hts plain duty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

Tw Fort Worth q New Orleans rail-
road has laid about one thousand feet Of
steel rails ON its own roadbed, and Is
now prepared to receive the rails, ties,
and bridge material on its own track.
The work OF traek-laying win be pushed
vigorously and theoretically to compile
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

The GAZETTE should have said licuten-
ant-goyernor, not ex-governor, yesterday
in referring TO Barney Gibbs. Those who
know b. G know that he is not of the OK.
kind Barnett is a natural-born In.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

TINS Democratic press generally think
the presidents message one Of the ablest
papers of any ever omanating from the
White House, while the Republican press
are unanimously convinced that it Is
weak, school-boy piece Of work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

Dallas is being repaired. II Is the sum
total Of improvements" going on In that
village, yet It is sufficient for sterett to
howl himself hoarse about the "sub-
stantlal improvements going on all over
town -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

JouN IRELAND will not be governor of
Texas when a successor to Senator Maxey
Is elected in 1887, and will have no Official
patronage to bestow in return for votes
for the scnatorship. See.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
How They Liei
Exchange.

1t would be interesting to peep into
the Dallas News sanctum and espy Col.
Bill Sterett and Col. j. #. Elliott sitting
vs-a-vis ut the same table grinding out
political paragraphs and society notes
The lion and the lamb shall. lie down to-
gether
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

Fort WORTH challenges comparison
with any city In Texas in the amount OF
stone, brick and iron which is being con
ycrted into substantial and commodlous
business cdinces.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

WHES the trains on the Fort Worth &
New Orleans road begin to run, why can
not this city have magnificent union de-
pot, such as that in indianapolis or Chat
tanOoga2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
II corIea our ourtnlIea nerort.

The Fort Worth GAZETTE charges that
the Dallas News llched Tilden's letter
from it. How does THE GAZETTE know
that the News didn't take IL from the Tx
aminer? The News had the run of both pa
pers. IL is welcome, SO far as we are con-
cerned, TnE GAZETTE needn't kick.
The News needs encouragement and shall
huVp II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Eschew Malice.


When the editor of paper uses its col
umns to crafty private malice, he dis
graces an honorable profession. If any of
our exchanges take offense at this people
Will know the reason why.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
rort womb Nlal,es rhree.

IN'T0I' VIZ IITHV6s
There are only two cities in America
that can afford to be windy, and they are
Kansas City and Chicago. And this be-
cause, blow as they may, there is always
a rushing and wonderful pressure of
progress to back them up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Tho CITY of serpents.


Perhaps one reason why San An
tonians are so hard to WOO to the better
land Is that they live In paradise already.
No spot beneath the sun is more like the
garden of Eden than this old Alamo city.