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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
henrietta NuptlaIs.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the dhActsc.
HENRIETTA, Tx, Dec. So.-The Hon,
P. NJ. Slime, Judge of the Thirtieth judicial
district OF Texas, and Miss Lula Hurt
daughter Of the Hon. j. N. Hurt judge
Of the court OF appeals OF Texas, were
united in wedl ok this morning AZ
o'clock. The wedding took place at Mr.
Alcorn's residence at this place. MIS-
Acorn is an aunt TO the bride. Judge j.
Nj. Hurt was present at the wedding
Every thing went on nicely, and the orlde
and groom departed from this place OF
the train this morning for tour.
The Hon. G. W. Ford, Clerk OF the dls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
A DOUBLE KILLING.

An Elec,,on Feud Results in tho Death Of
Tom and Oscar Hopkins at Brenham.
Special to the Gazette.
BRENNAN, Tx, Dec. S0.--This even.
ing as Tom aud Oscar Hopkins, colored,
were passing the Santa Fe freight depot
here on their way home they were fred
upon and killed with shotgun by Dan
Nelson, anothernegro, who was concealed
In the depot. The gun was loaded with
ouckshot. Tom and Oscar Hopkins were
brothers. The killing is a elimination OF
feud began between the parties during
the campaign OF the last election. II Is
thought that the trouble Is not over yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
shnn1lnr aflrar a oaseD oIly.

Special 10 the Gazette a..
reputable negro named Ed Brown, while
drupk last evening, was struck ever inc
head and thought to be fatally injured
ry snother negro named Jim Williams
with whom be had raised TOW. IN
liams was arrested and released On uAr
Public sympathy IS In favor OF Williams
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
w,nAboro's Cotton.

Special 10 the Gazette.
wssBoRo, Tx, Dec. SO.-Winsooro
has shipped 5000 bales Of cotton up 70
date with about 1000 still In YARD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
AI'sAasl oAvitt ma,r,,a.

Michse, TnSlAssseeIsco, CAL, Dec. 3d.
Mamie yoye e ~ was married to Miss
We IN oasland tais morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
THE RESULT OF A DRUNK.
Pho Bon of a County Treasurer Kills a
Man at Franklin.

Pho Bon of a County Treasurer Kills a
Man at Franklin.
frecial 10 tile Gazette.
HRARNE, TEX, Dec. 30,-A terrible
Shooting ARRAY occurred at late hour
3sst night at Franklin, small town
$Aout ten miles east of this place, in
Rhich very prominent young man by
@he name OF Joe Miller was shot and in
fmntly killed by Frank Patrick. The
PARTICULARS, as fer as ascer aimed, are
about as follows: Young Patrick was
drinking aud threw some stones in q
balloon kept by Mr.. Marks. Shortly after
this, Patrick came in the saloon and
Matks asked him who threw the stones.
Patrick began cursing and abusing
Marks, when Marks picked up a billiard
2cue and Knocked Patrick down. lie left
a lne saloon, went across the street and
bought shot-g saying he was "going
IN duck huntiug.h Mr.. Marks
closed the saloon at IL O'Clock
eaa when on his way to his room met Mr..
Miller, who proposed to room with him
snN night While entering the room
\ uoof Patrick fred on them from the out
side, Intending to kill Marks, but missed
I'm and hit young Miller in the back
VIVA load OF buckshot, killing him In
sAnty, Officers have been in pursuit OF
aa1tflck, but up TO this hour have moi
sspIured him. Young Patrick is sor
8gaour county treasurer, w. w. Patrick,
! greited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
TEXAS
Midland Route |
eult. COLORADO L Santa Fs RAILWAY.
.on,o operating a daily service Of
Z on'' ,oiid through trains between
h Worth and Galveston.
mn. COLORADO L Santa Fs RAILWAY.
The only all rail route to
.mpssas, Brentwood, Coleman
and Ballinger.
The new route
n Worth TO Houston, Montgomery,
Navasota and Conroe.
The fact route. viaIMceresor,
hort Worth to w AGO.

.a,,,s Connections at Fort worth for 81. Louis
+ :, p,.o and all points North, East and West.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
LOTTO DEIsMIo
~. cyaa, Frenoh skin Remedy

~, ,t,e total eradication OF pimplee, freeeles.
h,o.shes. iar ana fEnblr4 ceftAip eaIs ".
tefter. sgnid hea., rlnswOfm Ani az usensss
~ tbs skin, Will bleach the nanas 70 sngr5
"nisehSe" Id W HlLldAhs Co..
WhclGsnls ASsnts.Ecrt Worn, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
MoyEMENr or TRAINS

MOVEMENT or TRAINS:
keSssss' sou. .'......,.,... 800 a. m.
S 'Jas,s NOi.n.D' ... ..e..... 800 p. m,
'S IaI.6 Observation-Disclosures. esp. m
y ACCOMMODATIONS. IL :GS a. M
trough Tickets and Baggage Checked TO Al
Points In the United States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
ANOTnER AccouNT.

'44'tSSaai 70 the Gazette.
SALV,sRr, TEX, Dec. 90.-A difficulty
$500 y saloon in Franklin last night,
,Ssulsing IN the mortal wounding of
,olns Miller At the hands of young Patti
~ S,.i son OF the county treasurer. Young
Nsllek had a fght with Marks, and
mearing revenge went OF and got bis
sSn; Hiding himself behind tree he
toe S.'s ssI Tor Marks, but In the dark he mis-,
4 Of bncs ser Tor Marks and gave him load
AAot. He cannot recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24
"RandalI and REFORM %

Louisville Courier Journal.
Word comes from Washington that Mr..
Randall, who by an alliance with the Re-
publicans has three times defeated any
consideration Of tariff reform, has plan
of his own for pushing his "reform" bill
through after the HOLIDAYS.
Mr. Randall's idea is to greatly reduce
the tax on whisky and the tax on tobacco,
and to reduce the revenue on imports by
increasing the rate. He is especially
anxious TO have the duty on tin-plate ad-
yanced to "a cents.
The duty on tin-plate Is now ! cent a
pound, which Is 80 per cent. ad valorem,
The revenue derived from the importa-
tion Is 50 ,O55,59l The quantity imported
is SOC, $50, 076 pounds.
This Is compound OF iron and tin. 1t
enters largely into the manufacture OF
kitchen and household untensils, gutter
Ing, and numerous other articles OF COM
mon use. 1t Is the raw material for
number OF manufacturers, and an increase
IN the tax OF one and half cents would
De almost prohibitory The five millions
now going into the treasury would still
he taken from the people, and about Ave
millions more, but instead of swelling the
revenues of the government this sum
would swell the profits OF ring that sent
Mr.. Jarrett TO Illinois to defea. Mr.. Nor
rison, whom they could not use.
The same proposition was before con-
gress last session. IL was defeated by the
opposition of MIR. Morrison, and the ring
masters then threatened him with their
power. 1t seems that Mr.. Randall Is
their peculiar and persistent representa-
tive. The amount involved is large. An
increase in the price Of tin.plate IA
cents, and the purchase OF 500, ooO, 900
pounds OF the American manufacturer.
gives this ring prospective revenue OF
$1,000, 900 on This quantity alone. Ii IL
not surprising that these manufacturers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

reposed In the reporter must be kept In
yiolsble, he win have no difficulty in ind
ing an opening for the display OF his
talent in securing items. Nothing is
dearer to newspaper mans heart than
a 'isccop," and once a reporters secre-
tive faculties are well proven there will
be no lack Of material furnished TO give
piquancy to the paper he serves. Scandal
mongers are abundant, and a dish OF
gossip ia sweet TO their taste. All they
ask is immunity from the perils which
would follow tho avowal OF their agency
In circulating the sought for It'd bit.
Mornlists will watch the result from a
different standpoint, doubtful II the pub
lication Of the shortcomings Of their fell
lowmen, for which no one can be held
RESPONSIBLE, will add to the sum Of human
advancement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

THE GAZETTE congratulates Dallas on
the number of It's northwestern outlets.
II the press of that city is good authority
Dallas will have in the future, viz:
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, from
some point south OF Gainesville;
The Gulf K Pacific;
The Fort Worth & Denver, from Hodge
The West Carroll road, reported in
THE GAZETTE yesterday;
The Dallas 4 Northwestern is omitted
from the list.
Again congratulstlng Its esteemed sis
ter city on the multiplicity of its outlets
to the Northwest, and recalling Fort
Worth's difficulty in finding dirt foi
grading purposes, 1nE GAZETTE sug
gests TO Dallas the construction of bell
line few rods northwest of the city
into which may run the various lines
irom the country and from which the in
Vulnerable ''Northwestetns" may rur
over one line into the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

PROMISES to pay, presented unex-
pectedly, are not generally mirth -provok-
log documents, but Potter Palmer OF
Chicago had such an experience few
days since. 1t seems at the beginning OF
the war, there being no fractional cur
renoy, Mr.. Potter being merchant, issued
his individual notes to be redeemed when
presented in sums of "a or more. A few
days since an old countrymSn, after in.
curing for Potter's tavern, presented to
the clerk one of these promi, es to pay,
amounting to 90 cents, well worn but
genuine. 1t isneedless to add that Mr..
Potter ialt able TO meet It, and sent the
old farmer on his way rejoicing, with not
only the sum demanded on the face OF
the note, but the accumulated interest
for twenty-four years. II is probable the
old farmer went home with his heart
warm to Potter VINO kept tavern in Chi
cago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

AFTER insisting that the German army
be put on a war footing, Won Moltke in
dulges in a little recreation by attending
the French ambassadors reception at
Berlin. The papers do not state whether
the language used on this occasion was
French or German, probably the latter,
as late attempt on the part Of French
officials TO speak officially in their native
tongue was promptly stopped, and the
excuse that they knew no other, unheed-
ed. The fact remains that the general
opened the ball, not the first one with the
French; aud with his unusual yigorend the
formidable army equipments be requires
he is evidently willing to continue the
series he inaugurated in which there was
no sound OF reyelry by night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24
Does He want Deep Money
Waco Day.


Gen. John NJ. Claiborne is the latest
edition of ox-cartIsm in Texas. He has
written letter to the people of Bastrop
warning them that in permitting a rail-
road to be built into their town they give
up the halcyon days when merchant and
farmer paid freight charges to their neigh
bors, who in turn spent the money at
home, and this money, twill now go 10
swell the exchequer of My Lord Jay
Gould, his fatted and trusted cormorants
and leeches of plumber" Gen. Claiborne
ls state senator by the vote of the peo-
pie of Galveston II he had had his way,
there would not to-day be mile of rail.
road in Texas; there would be nothing
Of what we delusvely call progress, but
only the dead quiet of the Arcadian sim.
plicity and the primitive happiness of d
negative existence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

decision has been reached at the cost Of
500, 900, the exposition Of the ways Of
nobility, and series Of lessons to the
readers Of the public press. The cider
Weller dlscoursed TO Ssmiyel on matri-
.nony something after this fashion,
'"samivcl, my son. married folks know a
good many things that single folks don't
ont the edderc1tion don't pay for the
schoolin'." And the education the pub
lie has obtained by this expose is by no
means commensurate with the "school-
mn which would be dear at any price.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

Philadelphia Record.


Whether we shall reduce the revenue
by reducing the taxes on necessaries Of
living or by Increasing the duties on
necessary articles now imported so large
ly as TO prohibit importation is the ques-
ton to be determined by congress.
The first plan would give the people the
cutting of the flow of money from the
pockets OF the taxpayers into the treasu-
ry, would divert the stream into the
p 1ckets OF protected monopolists aud
give taxpayers no reliet.
The first plan is the plan Of the revenue
reformers. The other plan is the plan OF
the protectionists
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

THE New York Sun opposes the re-
nomination Of Cleveland and would sub
stltute Gov. Hill Of the Empire state for
him as the Democratic candidate, and
says: "New York is big state, and we
know of no law which will restrict its
freedom Of choice in 1888; and yet II may
happen that there viii be only one Demo
crat who can carry 1t. In that case the
Democratic party will nominate him, or
get beaten" That same song was
sung at Chicago in 1884, when
the "county Democrats" Of New
York were pGradiug the streets,
jollliying over Cleveland's nomi-
nation, Tammany Democrats stood on the
side walks and ieered and said: %
you, you have nominated him, now go
home and elect him." And they did, and
so it will be again No matter what car
didate is presented from New York there
will be some faction to cry out: "You
cannot elect him" AS the Sun itself de-
clares of the action OF the National Dem
ocratic convention: "If 1t be thought
that Mr.. Cleveland is the man, he will be
nominated. II 1t be thought that some
body else is the man, somebody else will
be nominated"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

WHY cannot Galveston do as Padre
island proposes 20 do; so to deep waterH
Mr.. Willett very briefly states this scheme
to make an harbor with thirty feet OF wa
ter 1t is to "ruu an iron pier from the
shore Of Padre island, distance of $50
yards, to thirty feet of water, and sink at
proper distance in front Of 1t, rock
wall or breakwater in forty five feet OF
water, 1000 yards long, 80 feet at base
and fifty feet at surface; made by dump
ing loose rocks, which will soon be ce-
mented together by the marine insects OF
the Gull of Mexico in one solid mass
Mr., Willett further says Of this project
"This work is to be done by private CAPT.
tai. This is no subsidy Job, nor is any
tribute asked of the government. We
only desire TO be projected, so that Other
parties may be prevented from running
wharves out under shelter Of this break
water for traffic at the pier Galveston
rates of wharfage are the basis upoi
which interest on cost of construction
will be paid"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24
The Linden school
Iorrespondenoe ID the Gazette.

correspondence of the Gazette.
LINDEN, TEX, Dec. 21-The first SEES
sion o. the school at this place, under
the management OF Prof. NJ. V. Looney
and wife, closed last night with varied
ana exceedingly pleasant entertainment.
The weather being pleasant the attend
snce was large, the house being filed to
rs inll capacity. Teachers, patrons and
children all seem to be pleased, and with
such teachers at the front as these have
proved themselves to be, aided by Miss
Anna Jordan, who has charge OF the mu-
steal department, Linden can not fail 10
have good school.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

Ii Is not probable that Judge Gresham,
should he be the Republican candidate,
WIN be rendered banquet at Delmoni
cos, as he has so slgnally failed by his
decision against Jay Gould to max,
friends of the mammon Of unrighteous
ness, A little reflection will, however
satisfy the Judge that the route TO glory
Is not always through Delmonico's, ant
should he be nominated he will be spared
the omen Of evil which cast its shade oyel
the bright hope OF Blaine in the last pres
idential nomination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

PARTIES desiring to VISIT Fort Worth
during Christmas week can do 80 at half
price. All the railroads centerlng at Fort
Worth have advertised that they will sell
round.trip tickets from all points for s
cents per mile-one fare for the round
trip. These tickets will be sold on De
cember "a, and will be good TO return
until January 3, 1887, This will enable
people living on any OF the lines coming
here TO visit Fort Worth, see their friends
and the city, and have time TO zee the
sights, for mele nominal amount Fort
Worth invites ali TO come
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

BLAINE will visit Ireland soon, It is
said. He will use the visit in 1883 to
catch the "IrIsh vote Of this country,
Before he is elected he will wish he had
made u visit that would have given him
the "Amerlcan vote" Mr.. Blaine, above
all men in America, ought to be able to
see that there is growing feeling in this
country that we have had enough of the
'rIrish vote,n the "German vote" and the
"negro vote" sud that we should have
only thoroughly and truly "Amerlcar
vOten
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES
stocleholdsrs' Mssiins'
FoRT WORTH, TEA psS

IOhi W ohAhf =. =
Notice is hereby given thai Rsss
meeting of the stockholders o. - Il
Kansas Railway Company q de s.ss y
Of Fort Worth, in he STATE O. LIS Iss !
day. February ], 1851. at 10 o'S asas, ~ 3
purpose of authorizing the issu a,s,,s u.
mortgage on the corporate plyP'iit1s n
chises 81 said company TO secure I'M w &
OF bonds to be issued by salo co ,I.ne \,
forty years from their daio. d h,s I'm rG
5 per cent per annum, payapiie ~ s ~ NJ
gold coin and limited in an S plna. \. KID; III
mile of railroad; which said ia 's, i's
necessary for constructing, Sor
proving and operating iss ia',Ssq,B uSE
w. Il. STRONG, ,e,n,,vy sfEkzk
A W. NIcKERsoH, y WnLh
GEO. SEALY, M,rypsfgH sxln
WATERS s. DAVIS, srs va
AS Directors OF the SoulDera ~
Company OF Texas, ~ Assy =
6Itest j j. MULLAsk, =. !,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24
aAzErre BRANCH OFFICES.

palIas.-J. o. McNealus, manager, TIE GA'
zHTTe IA for sale by all nowedeaerB. subscrlp'
lions taken at Gi2 Elm street, Dallas.
Sherman-W r. Benton, manager
Dcnlson-Frank Baker, manager
Waco-W T.. Glenn manager.
Wentherford-H u. Dorsey, manager
PAris-O. u Mickey, manager
JeNersor--E W. Cameron, manager.
MarshalI--Isobcrt Kennedy, manager
Abiiene--J u. Mlntor, MAJ ager.
(lioburne--W II. Byrd, manager
El PasO--J A. stephenson, m mayer
Cainesville--E, T.. Hill and j. H. Hleksoh'
managers
Uonham-C. r.. johnson, manager.
Honey ilrove--r. T. workman, manager
Baird-Frank Dorsey, manager
Creenylllo- Robey sartRin, manager,
Coiorado--W. Il Newkirk, manager
klineola--J. y. Mcdaniel. manager
Oisco-A. NJ. Rndfeld manager.
Whitesbo rc j. q. Glenn, manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

THE Dallas Times Of the lsth inst. In
vlted THE GAZETTE to look at the real es'
tate transfers in Dallas. We did so. We
also noticed an eight and half column
notification from MIR. j. +. House,
"city assessor and collector Of the city OF
Dallas" in the same issue, enumeratlng
some future transfers to be made by Mr.
House "by virtue of the power in hin
vested by law" to the "highest bidder iol
cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

ONE Of the marvels OF Christianity, to
the mind OF the Jew, was that the heather
had the gospel preached to them, and II
would seem after 1900 years the wonder
ment would cease. Not so. There are
those who still marvel that Jay Gould
goes 20 church and is willing to pay lib
orally for the privilege, $500 year pew
rent in the Presbyterian church on Forty
second street, New York. If in apostolic
ages the heather had the gospel preached
to them why should not this money
changer hear the question of gain and
loss discussed from standpoint new ia
him. Accustomed to large figures he
may solve TIE problem put to men cen
turtles ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

IT admits of question whether rail-
road presidents are good senatorial tim
Der. Their vision of policy is liable to be
bound by two parallel lines, and all out
side of these regarded unfavorably. Pres
ident Depew OF the New York Central
shows his predictions when he asserts
that the interstate commerce bill will ruin
the West, by a singular blindness to what
he regards as It's best interest. The West
clamors most loudly for such bill. Mr.
Depew has been mentioned as an availa-
Die man for the Republican nomination
for president. AS the Democrats propose
to continue to occupy the White House,
his views on any subject will not count in
the grand total.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24
by this sign CONQUER.
san Antonio Light.

Here and there in spots and in good
many Of them, Texas is striking fresh
water and an abundant flow through her
arteslan wells. Wherever they are sunk
and the desired waterflow Obtained, the
question Of water for stock is settled.
Irrigation in many places will follow
very closely in the rear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24
What WIN DALLAS sayq
Chicago Herald

Most OF the ambitious Western towns
which had an opportunity to hear Patti
in Il couple of songs on guaranteeing her
$4,000 for single concert concluded TO
build city hall, library or an orphan
asylum instead, and no one will question
their wisdom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

The big wholesale brewers In New
York city have formed "pool," and the
retail dealers of wine, beer and liquor are
making an cutlery against it as an unjust
monopoly, preiudiclal to their interests.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

had money TO spend 10 defeat Mr.. MORT
son; II Is surprising that Democrats
should consent TO be their agents.
The Randall plan OF reform is free
whisky, free tobacco, but higher prices
for clothing, for shelter, for tools, ma
chinery and kitchen utensils.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

SENATOR MAxEY estimates that he will
have at least sixty votes on the first bal
lot He may not have the figures down
right, but THE GAzETTE's Information is
that Mr.. Maxey will be in the lead on the
first ballot, and that is about as much as
anybody can predict with safety.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

A rYPoGRAPHICAL error In Dallas
special in yesterdays GAZETTE spoke OF
Gravler and his valet as going to Dallas
"iour weeks" ago. 1t should have read
four years ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

New York World.

The eight English husbands who have
detectives employed to watch the duke Of
Marlborough ought to form cooperative
society and save money. One set Of de-
tectlves properly supplied with photo
graphs could do all that was necessary a.
well as eight. The duke must head some
tuing like procession whenever he goes
ont
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24

The GAzETTE is disposed to believe
that the Carroll West scheme from Den
ton to Jacksboro, via Decatur, is a bona
iide effort for railroad through Wise
and JACK counties, and it will be pleas
ure to chronicle It's success
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24
what an Urban" Editor Says.


The average rural editor has already
begun to proclaim the advent of Christ
mas and to urge delinquent subscribers
to pay up in turkeys and wood.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24
A Brick for the Pulpit.
Philadelnhia Press.

As lolg as men like Do ms Of Boston
are permitted to occupy Christian pulpits
we do not believe the ballet will be driven
from the operate stage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-24
a,,... nn.t nallng PaNar

Never fails when the diree .. d
lowed. hence there is never !. M
complaint heard agalns' m 1 "
perienced cook is able 70 ! iD s'or,i
simply because It's ~ allure isl
Compounded as to make l Z uialloasl
bic when the directions sr r !, l' Is.ll
trial is all that Is Ilecesss .s.ssalluiel Y
dispensable to al wel'sss
holds ---------.