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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES,

s~A BARGAIN IN BUSINESS PROP.
sr'Y In one of the best towns in Nor,bwes,
re1as "A two-story business house and lot.
rooms back and above business part for fam.
~ a'so omce'rooms, rented at sls5 a year.
PIoft OF Is per cent, guaranteed on ,rvas,,
menl Price $3.50. Address
G. c. JOHNSON,
N.lorhey and Real Estate Agent, Bowie
S~GRIAfh's COUNTY SCHOOL Lawns
ior iease-Bids will b. received no 10 Nav n
iNo' Tor the lease of the four leagues Of sehoo
'snd belonging TO crimes county, situa,sa
~ taylor county, Tex, said land 10 hs
90 ior perlol Of years OF not less than
aes nor more Than ten. all bids 10 be nd.
a'es'e 70 the county Judge OF said cour 80 I,
anusrson, Grinea county. Tex. The com
sn 'oners' coaFi reserves tho right TO ,eIeo,
0us' Gro ID. NEAL,
County Judge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-29

Ladies approve OF your smokinR
| title Jok
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-29

DEoPLE+ INTELLiGENCE AND EN-
j. ployment Office, Room X over stoffice.
Fort worth, Texa r glsters nrst-class board
ing.housea, furnishes ~ formation of all the
best boardlng-houses In the city free OF
charge Family servants u specially sup
pies all clW s,s of help and finds situations
for thn'e Wishing employment.
Hand exprets wagons furnished prom oily
upon notice or Telephone II vii bout extra
charge. Pan. Electric telepNone No. l08.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-29
sJTUATIoN WASTED MAS

DoY W Mrs SITUATION IN A STORE
ID or Will make himself useful anywhere:
can give be. o r.f-rences. Send postal card
IT, samuel Waits at the Gazette Office and he
will call.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-29

A MOTHER sTRlKEui -sESocSIr
IA the difiic lily OF getting mi XII
property, / now 0tfrr fjr thirty dau 4
II large lots at 9 y each; "a large Iots M
each, IA large lots Vt SIS each: IN n
blocks al $50 each. All OF AM n1
years time. with 10 per cent. intere., n
per cent, cash down. Fifteen. huud N,
stock farm on Fort Wo tn \ Detwd
desired "a w
SEAT0N q DAhTER, REAL g,Ifl
Oand live stock agents SS Housio, NJ
between Second and Third. F0rt Won n
II X. TAkvtR, attorney al hE "a
LIE Texas Special attention tx T.
onmmerci and land hnsIneas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-29
Law oAaI,e,

| bAssls, bEALLe royE. ~ -
wor,ba ana ,Counselors ii i. ArIoRsI
W or,h Sectional bank. ws,N Owl
WI o, Ie1@ N'n urel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-29

HNOh Sale .OU hEIUS ser X CArI,.E
NoO stack cattle all North Texas-raised
nttle. also iarrnt, ranches Wild lanos "A d
Guy property, paying rental of frcm il per
g. ny 10 ~ per cent Money loaned f,r catit-
sllels az good rates and best SECURITY. Refer.
ehce; all he banks o Fort Worth. DayId
boaE, corner Fonrth and NJ LIN atteeta ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
PAULINE ruE GREAT.
MISS MARKHAM OPENS HER ENGAGEMENT
IN FORT WORM WEDNESDAY SIGHg

MISS MARKHAM OPENS HER ENGAGEMENT
IN roRr WORTH WEDNESDAY NIGHT
'l.ost in Gotham" one OF the greatest
Of Gotham successes, viii he presented in
Fort Worth Wednesday night, the Sth
inst, oy the following -troug cast:
Tom Hoffman, engineer al the mill, in love
with Doiiy--itandolph Murray.
Josiah Newton, % New ilampeltre farmer
who .'w nt- TO know '--W lillian NJ. Paul
George Cursor, son az the mill owner, ana %
bad Qn.-EdWafd Clifford
/ Jerome CarrinCtuu, u warrant, Who mas seen
better iays--Ihomas Il, Morris.
Mousey. 70 New York street Arab, AWAY
rpndy 10 SHINE 'pm a.. tir. '--Clas, Suundt ~,
EdwariHarkcr Lucys BROTHER, mil haad.--
4 HA,olG liter.
John Clemcnts grocer, with corner on cab
bagcs.- George iiecke.
fliia, tn Gruccr's boy, always in trouble 90
Frank Burlcu
Siaddox, q audience operator, "Just iron
Paris" Alfred leighton; " trcman, "one %
the Flpoatr Jas u. Walsh; Inc Barhcr de
serted vt q Of george Car ON Miss Btshtc l.ce
Mary Mcfarland, DO Tvs nurRu, Maic lvtiros
DuIiy Darlington, In Ia Sew York lpwe
. Girl. hcires- 10 Squire New on, Paul ne Mark
hun: MIN hanus, police, pedo Ilans, ETY.
Act l. \ New nngl nd Village. Act >, Elp
yyued hallway. SIKH avenue, New YORK. Act
G rrut Ia iiaNler s rect, New lHrk. AHt
Fn mn nj Squam Lake. New lamp hue.
b In ing me action OF the play Mise MARKHAM
, win Introduce the following songe "botng
. | he Picnic" "Thc Wl,ncr Nurst Ncnucr
iIbe Flower Girl hinc. sly, shine
+ Nhlrri \yt,irr goes the Whc,lW ''Uhc shucI
. INC of TIC Corn" "rhe Impulse OF the Heart
z, I'm Joly country Girl'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
THE CITY.


Hphff fttf
Joseph Frlebes, Phlla-
sroccelo = ,,ason, MMshalli " ~
IA. v X Y, III +, Jolly, Denisoni Wm'
~ Nrs.W. = JnSallas; G. o. Can
s.bss a il. Nm Mlnn.;J. A.. Trus hard
aamll'owv II. Pope and children
.,sy; MS nn.,raeil. seymour; r. D..
ssn: X pl ll,e. Il IL. y. Bntson,
IA. Galn,s,u. p. Bemis, Daven-
sylile, epT smith. WhiIewrlghti
ldgai q i onts; r. w. Morley
DALI e. s,siek: Il, Langdon, Ar
e s,,sTter and John Thomp-
&: FmhN ii llackett, Denver,
| yslpaIs.sno.' primrose, Denton' y,
AusesiR s. Leonard, New YORK
stian aap aus ~ san Antonio; John 9.
& sca"ee, .n antonio; c. w. South
,iaglagI'' M Clcburne; g. II. De
~ y louis; John Harris ana
ksssNTe farrell; G Fersellabnrg.
@eain ,,ry. j. T.. Fitzgerald aud
,,,,ie Totes, o"tetM o.ei ~
I. sad r, i, West Honlgf''l ~ "
WGsn'ns'o1G y Csdwai
| nsn, van Als'9no wjIbrlmi
4 Ppiladelphla ,, y, -, AhiIrnc
4 sad, 0nioi - H. iiD''''
4 gaipby, 2cni9o"'
n <. Ysssion: Mrs. f. j.. ayes, n ,,,,
Jones, Texas !. r. olnit y
4 "a, ii G. Fuller, Nacogq 10 I B., 1
,...sIt Magnolia Springs II y 10,
@,.5iogton d. C,i W W. LeuI"t y
W. C.s. Hulcher, Chlcasoi o. !
~ gehington, d. C.' Z: |" A30ot
4 Harrison, cilyi Mrs -, ~, :, !
~ aarles Furaason' M4rsoH
10 or, Blue Mound; W" ~,
MIigt,a; J, w. VanSn1' Sol,
Lyon, 81 LOUIS l :, " ~ I'm ,.,o',
tedoaner, w T.; r. n ; 1li,'l
III. Foley, Beltoni W ~ BraEuo
a Pool, Cleburnei .; l Jo. ..I,,,
gootton, A. D. smith, W. y. HI NJ
oson; W 3. iloilana' -, WI W = =
Iva ~. j. Il. hp'i"hV' i''| "l'"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
uANGrNG FIRE. b



Another day has passed and the post
ooire entapgiement remain the e"n'C
No consultation was held 9estcIuny Uv-
tween Captain Feild and MIS- burcn'li.
a telegram has been sent ny lnsl' ltyo'
Norton 20 the department at "sli i,,.'ii'
,nnnirinu whether the government ~ WI
inc to pay Si5 per month rent W 'ns
nnildiur it now occupies lhe 0l'."' ,ho
hearing the difference In me cosl VI Wy
honse. SID per month. Inc ahsNei nag .,
ut vet been received on
torgely depends the nature OF tuc S go,
mrnt between Mrs, Burchll anu nh r.,
/ Erild. Ii the department replies ~ ~
Affirmative the whole matter WIZ pi0 ~,
/ bly be adjusted tomorrow - ''
nous vcrrons'
Capt. Field furnishes nc ~ loi' GiT, r,
written statement concerhluH ~, W. mr..
ence, between shimseil aiu "''
chill: s.r a. AIRS. Rurchilrs
NJ. MI sfated that oCsred 20 lahe r'.'1'
~ IA pnetoAlce on MedR sdAy' y .1d ND h,'r
to her. she pleasantly lp,,aoA" Sire b., ypu
~ ND ~ ~ sol, ,our 30, tuGlce iNhutt p - az
VIZ -, rsks' Sue lAuBbin.4 i't'l' ~ peSi
she would not likely nes9 sr ra xa led $500.
four ol'epiy On "Wednesday went oE' Nix
maui wtt my son Joe, ana @e I'VE sn III,
ev'lf"tt; ~ mako thp transfer NIL. ""nu AND
-, dd'dfo do until we came ~ tnv ,id nave /,
A $500 order d, partncut, Whlch w m, Mrs
inVnoS named until after "liVon r. * sbou
: Ne i,os'i issted me what vas E"'na W SN,i sili
G ~ nv insta0ic- flNtures said, "a 5,,' sL, hrt
4 hrI p,Vsno.i she said she did lsheu - I'D
! ask ii% , an inventory aud thc y, M Sn,
; l,u W., ~ the same, she sala w Isl snS
(, eost % ar s myself dia Iaotuynea snt
= s,e o al,onnd carefully and fo sls,n worn
= toqheu. Ats a.. / cannot see 10 ,nueh
c Haili "a me" l though Ns,,a ina
c q NV conid rot have u i9t ies ,,,e unless
a sne sa,u AID moi turn over lhe oa1'q nsS ina
" she wo ,a INV ! said ! woula ~. ct.,,St. 10
prlee NIX that had been S,asrbnnics an
\ ne r,,rs,' 70 call IN egine ~, ~ mi ii
- thsn Pt,yl ide what II would cg ,,r ~ three
y = tl trea rr to Leave the mt s the matte
y sueh ,,as,nen declined 70 lei ta.'c rad ex
a my o,,,s a. knew that tht LINED 10 pa
Il 70 wy nd many OF hose VINO ~ toT nnothf
- Int last year refused lotae,ee depAr
" Wy lNH ana the p9s'' the either
Sc year. svonld not ail rent The ons
4 ment mart Of the MONTH. sarcb OF Mr.
% pssSihhs sYefe, be moved, NeNs, " a ,rtllion
ae NOUN s,,r,ss are peruauel su0 ciesets ctc
Al =, fss,c alice sI0re.fopli' n ~ ia drsiT1
~ her gi,na.cd md had 70 meye, e.,aid neycF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH. TEXAS SUNDAY NOVEMBER y

Booth, lot (S0x50) at intersection OF Sew
enth aud Cramp, block il9. Consdera'
ton, $50.
II. X. Broiles 10 A. a. Johnson, lot 900
.xls0 IN block a, College ilill addition.
Consideration, $3.50.
w. l.. Brown TO j, J., Doasou, lots >
and t5&Nlst eanh) Afford & YEATS addi-
ton. Consideration. St2O0.
FL. Ipelcr and Wife 30 Martin ' Nil.
Ter. part block - (5oSi0o), Jennings
Sonth ad3itlon Considerations $500
W.. Nlanley, g.. ~. Manloy, Mary y.
EsNland, y Il. isowland, ROsaeah StOnG-
Bsn and As,l4 StoHeman 90 T. II Eden
ava 4. f. Henderson, 80 acres ont ol the
q. w. Pryor survey. Consideration,
si 500
G.. NJ. naght So Mrs =. A. Nercoe, his
I interest Ia block 81, Bellevue Nlll addl
+ tion Consideration, $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

stock-cars. & portion oi them are at our
station. They were built by the Pullman
Palace Car company, at Pullman, lil'-~
t Bowie Exchange,
IL Is proposed to build railroad from
a Junction with the Eric company's Grey
Cont branch to a connection with the
New York s New England and the New
York CRY & Northern, The plan Involves
tho huilding of high bridge across the
Hudson. A contract for this bridge "
said 10 have been awarded,
Tho Burlington Milwaukee aud 81.
! PAM raironds have agreed 20 advance
freight ratios to all points on the Upper
4 Mississippi river November w Rates 70
these points have been more or less De
morale d all summer on account OF We
competition by the Gppor Mississ'pp
riypr boats. Now that the boats have
Ihecn Withdrawn, She above named roAd'
viii And It an easy task TO malntau
profitable rates,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
on THE STREET.

Tho Commercial club win get into their +,
~ ouarters some time this week.
Pauline Markham in "Two Orphans ?
Wednesday night "Lost in Gotham
thursday night.
The annual meeting Of the Associated
ress Of Texas will be beldat Fort Worth ,
@t Saturday, November u.
poos ON the match-racc between Blue
md aud Leila i. viii he sold Mt the Whlte
lspAant Monday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
n ne work of receiving material for Jo-
&4AH. Browns new building Will begin |
n h soon, the switch being about com
itd,
\ Pauline Markham, one Of Americas
&ra,est theatrical celebrities, at the
Spen-house Wednesday and THURSDAY
shts.
There is no clcw as yet to the person or
Rersons who put the coal oil ON the steps
between the business houses OF d. row
y D and Joseph Meyer.
leollection for the benefit of the SUI
Scrs BY the great fire at Galveston VIII ne
8nken at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Aurch to-day at evening service.
4 The earth taken from the excavation
8iQy Joseph II Brown's building has heen
used 10 fill in the hollow between IRON,
\ ,treet and the Texas 4 Pacific track, ana
makes a tine ground for switching work
4 ], R. Ledrick of Gloucester, Mass.
was In the city yesterday, and from hi'
&hoYements it is opincd that he Is here OF
4 some mission connected with the reirlg
Grator, 1t is said that he proposes estaD
lShng comb and button factory ID TIM
&cliy.
The big race tomorrow is beng gen
n orally discussed and those who watch u
II betting say several thousand dollars l
81 nowup on the race Blue Bird seems I
81 Ne tie iayOrite. The scrub race betwee
n Nddle horses also eXcites interest
Il Two Missouri Pacific frcight-cars wer
n considerably damaged yesterday 10y BEN
Brown from the track by some opStru'
* llen in frog ON the track near the clt.
~ Had ii not been for the caution OF u
n Train men and prompt action, the traI
N 9onld have gone over the trestlc-Wol
mar by.
Preparations for the ball and banqu
VI q be given by the ladies', November :
y being pushed with yigor. The ne
taor IN the opera-house is almost COZ
4 Feted, and will delight disciples OF u
NJ eipschorcan art 1t is the intention
'ae ladies' that the coming affair shall G
O. 90 oil previous social events, and the
N Ecations are that they will not be disa
pointed.
There is talk again of the "Gre
n worlds FAIR movement set in motion
n yearor more ago By a resolution Of
n German Askew adopted bv our city cor
,a This resolution provided for era
International exhibition in 1887 at r.
Al Worth and for committee OF citiz'
and aldermen TO undertake It's mana
& nent
" y isstated by gentleman engaged
We cotton business, that should the pl
n q cotton advance to 0 cents the railro'
cha congresses at central points wo
III NNe more than they could do for !
months, when probably the busln
would be over This is cited as indical
'le vast amount Of cotton held
IN ulanteFs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

made 80 neat and good again. Agaln most Of
Mrs. 3 postoihce nNfurcs have hVeu In Use
AN years and moved iwicc II Y had 60 he
move again Z Gould nOi REASONABLY expert INV
surressor 70 give auythae 81 vaue iOr lt
That no public taay not ttiis slider mn ohsfis0ie
uurdApnHcd to tri nj Mrs. ~ uniustiy ,tsvii STATE
ave sprupositipn from farties u Align, n ,
Who offer W sell me a complete outn, for sopo
wldrh WIS used IN iirst-rhss pu@tofire only
about one and half yCHrs. Inspector MR. o.,
teiugraphcd assistant postinasicr general htr
biz decisioe whether thi dcI nriment wnuld N
low f5 per lnonih rent % heip out the citizens,
who VIII pay SO. Tie has nureui, a. yet, "
uipngl ne cssagc was sent ON Friday The
maiter WIN Pc settled when an answer has
been made.
NcNn
Edior VI Gnzcfte
ukAE ~fr '--piease make the toliowing cor.
rcriiou for nc Your reporter uisdo me sxy J
socn SAW Col horton ,eaiici ic Mrs.. rurchnFs
idvp the question npt didnUt add myfcatpn,
which Nus hycnWsr thp was q lIdy, 4 tttted
rpl Norton WHs nor here tn scttlc 0rt Avn r.
curr lcivyFuu iHy SELF aud Mrs. huruhln as ihai
was NOT mMtei ulat Col NOrton az ihc pns
cfnueut bad ANYTHING 20 do wih, was no g
rraitf army contractor ami postmaster lu 90
tiiues and 4 kneNf something ~ iypycrniaeA
affairs, red tapcisin. ete. RenperuulH.
ltniAN tElp.
AS INpI ANADiuN.
! I'm THE GAZEsrs's Interview wish Capt
Frild yesterday. a reference 90 lnsnectc
/ Dice crppt m through mistabc, "
I Thought Dice was true blue should NO
, have been attributed to Capt Field ape
It's nterlinoelion IN his remasks was %
accident The incongmiy Of the pare
agNph was apparent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
MARIENFELp.
Tho Coming city at the rlnins-fhe Adj
snntngos oHered for tnysesmcnt.

49,, mn "A
Tho Coming ClS OF ,ho '''''a , Nv
snntngoS offered FOR '"'"a''AA'"''
w hereby particularly cal shc htteh
ton of busincss men Of every class to
The announcement of the town-lot sale az
! Mnricnfcld, published In another part 81
1 tl.ss Issue.
4 MaMenfpld Is on the Texas racine
/ yailroad, goo miles west 81 Dallas, anu
! IA the county seat OF Mariin, one OF tle
! host AGRICULTURAL counties OF WeA1eFh
/ Texas. we are personally wen nc
ouninted with the place, its people,
I and the surrounding country and can
safely state that no better opportunities
tnr s.tc nycgtmcut, or for the establish
rnlnt OF N business Of any Kind, have been
preReuted 10 the public for many months
,hnn are now presented ut the Marieh-
fold town lot eale, VIZ are authorized 10
state that every dollar that mhy he realized
l In tbe sale Of lots VIII be expended IN tue
imuroycmcnt of the town ~ thO MsN' r.
Ia. Peters, whose entire interests are To-
Gated there permanently Inc eouh-
Z try surrounding Murlcnield y Jar -
advance ~ the town, some 500 people
: solely engaged IA farming having peui
! located thUrc during the past TWO yeAIf
g ,cltb5n a radius oi FIX miles OF Marion
fglH lNFnANI Ait tlAhAhf W Wv tffAff
e fald settlers llermanlu, Mendoza, Brool
yule. Mnlta and Springfield colonies, al
& agrienlnirnl. have been located wiihll
u ,6iriv miles distance within the past year
s l'' an Of the colonista have bought lhei
J. i INA nnd mid for IL, aud so,cral hundr''
!. n,,in,s ,yill surely come this comlnl
.,i,ster and eprina. BEYOND these th
sc . 'i' 80 some forty to sixty sheep and cat
ID 80 rs.nrbrs M tho Panhandle aud centra
~, ~ =, cr,cn county can be secured b
" l ion, r rffart and assisting Ia the con
~ ppttrnctiop 81 thc Marienfcll, Panhaudl
'p ,ii, ycrv anon. 4 Touring mill, cot
r. vs. "unv n,.ysnaper. several gener
O. YOU IN ,,rge stocks, hardware stor,
u. slo't9 M" st i, bont and shoe store, an
~ ny 49, 49,. iii 10 vol mere.
q. many U'm ,,,old ~ nresent has about 81
"a. s nei,sn gne brick courthouse,
insla mn. ,.s,,E ,chsreb m course Of consiruc
iaIBe ~, ~ IN. Nest schools Ia charge (
ION ny 3i.,., ~ ~ nIvine providence, larp
,w wy ',is.N' ,Vitbia The next six mont
h. conFons. g. 49, ereeted a frst.cl0ss collel
N. tntio u ~ ,,,bic ~ honAinp 800 pupil
LOT poysi D'i XXI, ~ make n the best ed
me faculty, e .l,,t ~ mont ~ IA KIND vest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

This week closes with the largest nc
tuol attendance ever IN the public schools
1bl9. The attendance in the dliereht
huildinrs is not uniform Hardness IS
entirely too great. Principals Will please
sec that teachers look after these, idf-
onts are requested also 80 see that when
their children leave home they go dlec'y
IN the schools, starting neither too soon
NOR too late. There are Mt least Two
hundred pnpils out now who have been
sick or are waiting 'to 20 i'm glance
I ot the numbers in the various hulluInE9
/ LII sho,y that most of thCge have nearly
4 th,ir oueta. Seventeen hundred can
rr,nnrIv distributed, be easily instructed
Parents and teachers should lhuOu"iy
work together in this matter me pups
are in the city and the schools are n'rt
for their benefit, their Instruction. W ~
! them Tor better citizenship
TRANSACTIONS.
Tuesday, 18th inst beginning at ~ ~ "a, a.
, m in the Office OF superintendent WIZ W
: held an examna ion OF applicants lol
J nositiops as teachers Preserved ana ron l,
= whom. in case Of vacancies, PeII''l'iun1'
e toachprs may be select'd). me s0l'u"l,
5 arr constantly advancing, ana leAc 'i'5.
should keep pace with their autahee
10 mont Applicants are advised tnal 'chos !.
. no is u profession, and those selectlng
: thTonob choice, and expecting TO loiloN
q If through life, are preferred Ieachnr'
n are cxpccttd, (rulc Is, laws soErlhi ~,
,aschrrsl ',vhile connected WIN Ih
nnl,Iic schools TO devote their whole llnl
. and attention to the interests Oh VI
. schools
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

+, e. rep1ited that l2s miles oi ness
railroad were constructed lasl Weest
making total OF 225S tilus Tar ia leep,
against 3, i9g In 1883.
Commissioners Fink IS quoted as saying
that Che word pool for agreements w
tween railroad companies CRATES upon
ny ear. n has hOfse-racirg llhBe'
The Bee Limo surgeons viii meet 70
convention NJ Indianapolis, lnd4 AZ the
Rates house, on Tuesday ana WEDNESDAY,
November z md ~. An Interesting PRO
gramme viii bc discussed,
The Marysyilic & Blue valley railroap
I Ga Kansas h TO be extended IRON hlarys'
\ VIE 70 Manhattan, distance y -, Y
miles. Ia souihWesteriy dlFecnOn, WIG,
vim then make direct line iropi tha'
Z place 10 Omaha.
/ The Central passenger comIniiees y
holding meetings IN Clncinnhu ivr ~
nnrpose Of hearing charges Oi flolutihl
Inc agreement and deciding thereon
uiuhf session MAS held last nighb Du
notbinp OF interest developed
The Northern Pacific has received
lid from d lake transit company iot y
newt sesgon's sheep shipments, wnlch "
fcra "a take them 10 Chicago cheape
man ~ rail-, and 10 Buffalo ~ she sam
) rat.. II is said that this ~ much cheApv
than ANY terms yet offered hy an ali-fH
route.
The FORT Worth & Denver WIN w,
usual enterprise have coDSsfuet0" n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
TERRELL.
The Alliance sells fifts Bales Of Cotton
Receipts-The operH.

IIg Aliliiftf iNflAN . ~
Reoeipis-The opern.
Special to tue Gazotte.
TrREELL, TEX. NOV. Friday the
alliance from Kemp brought In nifty
balcs Of cotton, whi,h was bought by
Muckelroy & Martin ai $40. This cotton
came 10 Kaufman aud sounded tue ialth
~ sister Kaufman's buyers. Farmers IN
tbe surrounding country know the enter
nrise and s.get up and got" Of our bust
ness mon. MD that ,ley are always ready
WIN the tob vi tho narkct. In consc-
onepce al this fact when they have a
GOOD round lot OF produce TO sell the
surrounding towns nearest The producers
are tested, aud II they iail 10 satisfy the
( producer strikes bee tine for IerIel,
( saving. 81 know those Terrell men,
Enow they'll give the TOP price ana tbe$
Won i pariey. either" Onr people oeai
fairly and Justly, and ind ihemseiFe'
/ Dro fted by This course OF dealing
our cotton shipments ior the teasol
10 date amount 70 9i52, WIN f9O y
hand. making totsi receipts 1860 nnles
John Thompson entertained enial
audience AZ the upcra-hon-e last iiisht
aed shows again tonight His perform
apce II spoken OF as being short VI eve
! IA sccond.raie opera.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
Ratings.
What iho,RailrOads are Doing IN Vert
Worth and Elsewhere in, The
Word.
something eAr the niHgnotr- iAs bond
holder, the knights OF Nv" Fh'"'''e'
Ban and Cord and the TlNisai "Noe'


.Ioiut Agent r, G. Moore ot ,he Chicago
committee Of east-houpd ,ralic has sont
out the following notice; 'rhe attention
Of this committee has hoon called to the
ftcl that shipments Of sausage are being
rupurtcd to the railroads aud billed by
them AZ. shipments Of pork. Agents are
requesscd to watch this umtter closely
aud see that shippers aEe not permitted TO
misnamc their shipmuuts, hut Tint their
freight is billed at Us propor designation
and classification
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
AID FOR GALVESTON.
I WORTH fVINCE IT'S - MINI =
IN a pRAC1ICAl. WAY.

IN 4 PRACTICAL. WAY,
luE GAZETTE subscription for the pen,
wv OF Galveston sufferers had reached
s,eaFsy one hundred dollars last evening"
iAere are few who would not subscribe
this cause il reminded OF
but in the press Of business
,geioands they do not think OF ~
5Ahnot some one interest themselves IN
W. matter and visit the people OF me
NlY Tomorrow Fort Worth feels the
sseepest sympathy for the homeless ana
aoeseless of Galveston, and will practi-
tSaAy express that sympathy il proper ei'
w y made. THE GAZETTE asks a con
aHtraIion OF this matter by people VINO
sef yet refused the Christian ohartS
%pshaii Of the deserving. Many nun
el dollars can be raised in Fort Worm
j. ava the brave people OF sister CITY
" are giving OF their means 70 thos'
Muo have been bereft OF all. True re
''s,on and indebted Is 70 give aid 70 m
s'srssed. Shall Fort Worth not hea'
s ~ Of aid extended to the unior
saHsee at Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
orn rrnLrc scnooIs.

EXCELLENT SHOWING FoE THE PAST
WEEK 49, GREATEST AVERAGE ATTEND
ANCE or THE SEASON,
The following is weekly statement OF
average actual enrolment, attendance
and tnrdtness of the city public schools
of Fort Worth for the week ending Friday
/ November Is, $780,