Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-21
gxAS JOURNALISM.
III. ,bout Those Who DO and
s''', =. 70 much for Others.
,.,ou the Fortunes and Person
ply" .,,,,c. Of the state Press.

white paper, etc, can be re-
ss,ou 4 a Louis the Corsicana OBJ
~ n ,,l u enlarged to a nine-column
M VIZ Ia 4 done in order TO accom-
~ ! lseeriisers, and, at the same
w more reading matter. The 90.
wv r 400 al all times to be at the
Y the procession
,,asne Reporter says. at is cur
n no,ted that the Quill has sus-
N NNabllcation-no paper having APP
4 .ace tuesday morning. We have
81 s Ditlon TO cxult at the misfortune
o,GiI The past year has been an
hard one on newspapers, and
fH NM have not much more than
ma left to bury the dead"
n.llas Times has reason to indulge
nrr. but what of its auntle?
rnes saws; "The Times is one of
N, papers in Dallas which can
4 Iiaying its editorials written in
\ ts"
Il nyas Review, by c. II. Johns &
i lin. Tex, is the title of a new
deyoted to state affairs, transac-
NJ department of the state gov
md general information of the
.Sot institutions, resources, men
,ay Of Texas.
e,tesyille Advance and the Tenn
gsnner have perfected arrange
d or A consolidation, and on and
y ,'psmber 90 the two papers WILDE
4 ,sbne. The name of the Gates
4 ,dnnce will be kept and be the
4 Ne consolidated paper.
wv. West of the Jefferson News
Mo following announcement
A Nm. T.. Estes has exclusive con-
\ ma editorial department of the
a non News during my absence, and
4 ,sorlged to receive and receipt for
n a due the establishment, and
4 scall business pertaining to the
p6rney New Century has a new
Of frst-class material and an
y. that II is all "home print"
Dallas Times has been incorpo-
4 and now /. the property Of the Dial
d milk Times Publishing company.
4 splial stock is $40, 900. The organ
a Isa as follows; X. V. Tompkins,
aent: W. l.. Griggs, vico-president;
opn treasurer; j w. Pratt, sccrc-
Il ". G. Sterctt, managing editor.
y nj, known of all Texans, and Mr..
e /. one Of the best newspaper men
state
n Mount Pleasant News continues to
me under the management of Mr.,
n 7 Hawkins.
a handsome and Woodworking young
y K Of the Plttsburg Gazette is moved
b miess: There is more hard work
editing newspaper than there is
and honeywell, its mighty
around newspaper office.
S1sslng "the public and the press"
olene Reporter says;
n ry city needs Il live, progressive
b Where the size and business will
b i, 10 the larger cities of Texas,
sed morning journal and an evening
+ sdesired, and in nearly every one
te larger towns there is some de-
d manimity among business men
citizens in concentrating the legiti-
lewspaper business of the town.in
rtCtlon which will best promote the
d and usefulness of its newspapers,
hereby prosper the general public
y A hrst-class journal is con-
n necessity in every town in
and while there are very many
Mognlze sort of public claim on
illng paper of the town, there are
aatiyely few who practically ac-
tise the other side of the obliga.
n u other words, there is very
sliOle majority ready enough to UNI
No. aud descant upon the duty of a
4 to the public, and only few who
II le the duty of the public to the
~ II there is an obligation on the
n GiFt there certainly should
Nnething due from the other.
Texas Artisan is newspaper pub
Nfort Worth. 1t is printed by
asals OF Labor company and Is de-
4 The interests of the knights of
aud all organized producers OF
n Evening Mail of Fort Worth is to
'gcd and otherwise improved.
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