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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

Mr.. Hewitt, and II Is breaking out IN ft,s
death and dynamite, and II win not sfnp
until the pressure aud load Of taxation n
removed. Unless NE stop now and re-.
fuse TO vote for these bills that come
here and grab 10 the dark from the treas.
ury OF the United States the honest BRO.
Goods OF lailor, II will be Impossible "a
maintain order In this country. The
question to-day Is social order
AZ all cost and all hazard. II
must DO maintained. 1t Is better
10 have bad laws than no laws. IL
Is Is better TO hsve tyranny than an
anarchy and IL Is measures like this that
are forcing this issue upon the people.
This house should address itself to
measures of relief, 10 reduction Of taxa.
iion Reduction Of taxation 10 the prime
necessity Of the hour.
Why does not our majority reduce IN
asked Mr., Hepburn OF Iowa
That Is exactly the burdeN Of my re-.
marks, replied Mr., hewitt. The Democrats
OF tho house have S majority. There Ia q
bill pending which Will re6ace taxes
about s25,000,000. know that
reports have been made 10 pre-.
vent the consideration and passage
81 that bill win 70 with that gentle
man IN sack sioth and aahes II necessary,
IN order to make atonoment Of this aouse,
and my party and the administration TO
fc!all the pledges they made to the peo-
pie when they asked for their votes and
received their votes which placed Tiers IN
power Yes, yeg, we shall ce traitors. 70
every obligation which we assumed, to
eyery duty which we ARE seat here
10 svlnll, unless we wake up to
the sentiment Of the people on
the great question, aud instead Of impos-
Ing taxes and making new appropriations,
reduce saSes and ligacen the losa Of the
people.
Mr.. RcaNsu opposed the bill.
Mr.. skinner of North Carulinaisald the
gentleman from New Work, Mr.. Hewitt,
in attempting to account for votes OF the
Southern, members had made use of
words TO eefoct, and they were compelled
20 vote against their better Judgment, that
when they voted Tor Il srlyor and harbor
bills they dfd 80 for the purpose OF
getting even with the North. He tMr.
Skinner) rose to deny that statement and
say there was one man at least who had
fought on the Southern SIDE throughout
the war who hadnot cast one single vote
IN this house except as his better iudg-
ment dictated
On motion OF Mr.. HolmntN OF Indiana,
an amendment was adopted extending the
provisions OF the act 70 the widows OF oil
such re-enlisted volunteers egmny be de-
ceased.
Mr. Boutelle OF Maine 06ered IN
amendment extending the provisions OF
the bill TO enlisted men In navy and
ni~slne corps. At iirst many Democrats
reirahed from voting and left the COM
mittee without a quorum, butt after the
roil-call a quorum appeared and the
amendment Yves adopted, l2F TO ~.
Pending further Pc the committee
rose and the house iNaN Is ecess TIL 7;80,
tho evening session "a be Cor consldera-
tlon OF business cpOgDs from ne mill
tary committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
WACO.
Hurney, The Muiatto, Gets His psser.
arahanfs CHss-- Parsons Record.

nnrney. The Mulatto, Gets His Deserts
,4rRhanl's case ParsonS Record.
special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, May THE jury in tbs
case OF Tom Burney, the mulatto barber,
found verdict at ] O'Clock this morning,
and Judge Williams got up out OF bed
and went TO the courthouse. The psn-
alty assessed was three years In the pan
ttentiary. This trial has attracted mnch
interest, and proves that negro, whe n
accused of assaulting white woman, can
nave the ialrest kind Of trial here.
lanes A. Graham, the st. Louis arum-
mer who killed Win Lamb last Febauary,
remained iu jail oil last night UP 70 this
urIt,np he has not succeeded In giving
The bond Of $4,000 His trial Is seh for to-
morrow.
Zake Williams, the eolored hack-driver
who robbed an old woman Of $50, had his
trial to day and the jury gave him three
Much interest is felt 10 tho riot news
tenn Chicago. A. X. Parsons, one % the
snarchlst leaders there, Is an ex-Waeoite
/ He left here shortly after tAe war With
negro woman, who Is noV said 70 be hi
wife. Many Of the older citizens remem
Der him very we'll 80
In the district court this afternoon
yudoe williams heard argument Of coun
~, ior w. r. Orman, for new trial
Ormsn wss found guilty last Saturday Q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

ARLINGTON, May The senate ex-
I've session to-day cleared its calen-
Of nominations. The only contlrma-
\ made public was that of &. M.
~ to be governor of Arizona.
he nomination of X. NJ, Dermont,
Heyor-seneral of Utah, adversely re-
W. from the public lands committee,
recommitteed.
tne rejection of C. h. Pollard as asso-
N justice of the supreme court OF
mana is officially announced.
nc president has granted a respite OF
e weeks in the case of Antonio Mar.
", who was sentenced to be hanged
L next Friday.
formations: f, Ellison of Indiana
fsul at Ascuncion.
foslmasters: T. C. Mcconnell, Brown
'co, Tex; DeLelive l.. Hardness, Der
,mls'i W. Woodson, Red Bluff, Cal.
hampton, Eureka Springs, Ark.
$no W. Clark, Valley City, ID. T.
nc senate committee on foreign rela
y unanimously ordered favorabl,
Polt on Frye's bill to promote polltica
ssesS and commercial prosperity o
american nations. 1t provides for I
l's'ess oil the American nations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
All Favor The Frisco 4.
special to the Gazette.


McKINNEY, TEX, May 8 Whit
Roach, who resides in Southwest Collin,
was in the city to-day, and expressed
himself in reference to the proposed ex-
tention Of the Frisco to Fort Worth al
was engineer on the Union Pacific before
the war, and came South to keep the
boys from being whipped; but | didn't
succeed, so | went to farming. am get.
ting along little better at that, but tell
you pay the Central $500 every year TO
get my farm products to Dallas, and have
to haul long way at that. Why, I've
got six cars of grain to ship yet. In
favor of the 'FrscoP' you bet am. Why,
sir, in radius OF FIVE miles we would
ship 1000 bales of cotton, 10000 bushels
of wheat, $1,000 bushels Of oats, aud
200, 900 bushels Of corn"
"Not allowing for pastures and waste
land?"
"Why, sir, we are blowing up pasture
and can't afford to pasture land worth
$50 an acre; and as to the waste land, we
don't have any in that country. Why
yes, sir, the people would favor the road
tn Fort Worth. The country is thickly
settled, and no doubt local freight anC
travel would support the road" Mr.
Roach is one of the best and clearest
headed farmers in Collin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
DALIAS
ngmage Suits Against thc Cu,f COY
erado 4 Santa Fe and
Number ..
Daiiasites sad over tho Going to waste
of SIN Thousand Kegs of wagGsn
baeufer Beer,
spoclnl to tho aaretto.


special TO tho Gazette,
DANLAs, TEX, May. ts--Messrs. a, -.
Langston, 7. s. Browder, Robert Holt
ner and II. Shipback have brought suit
against the Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Fe
railroad for damages growing out OF In.
Jury alleged to have been done their crops
10y the backing up OF the Trinity river,
caused by the embankments OF the road.
Langston sues for $bsi0; Browden for
SS2io Hofncr for S80I0p Shipback for
$4,000,
COUNTY couWr.
Judge Bowers court has been busy
most OF the day trying negro crap-shoot-
ers. John Taylor pleaded guilty In Ave
cases, Bate Wright in two, and Rutley
Bush In two. Brady Harper was also con-
victed on the same charge.
George Code pleaded guilty to the
charge OF theft for stealing coat from
Joe Motley and was fined $40 and given
ten days In jail.
rHM PROPOSED CONSOLIDATION.
As mentioned In THE GAZETTE this
morning, there II strong movement on
foot looking 10 the consolidation OF the
two fair associations. Gentlemen not sn-
terested In either association, further
than rs the success Of O fair was interest
ing to every citizen, have been trying TO
bring about an amicable adjustment.
The plan Ia TO make q hne park OF the
CASTOR grounds and donate II to the city,
and then for all TO join forces Oh the Cole
grounds and make grand fair gpound,
and n fair that will he permanent.
The CASTOR people took the thing Hnder
consideration and announced their will
ingpess to combine provided the other
side will secure deeds in fec simple 10
their grounds, aud procure the opening
Of avenues and streets, and the building
4 oi.street-cer lines.
/ These terms seem reasonable, aad the
settlement OF the vexed question. may be
looked for at an early day
THIS AND THAT,
Sidney LASER was sentenced IN the
district court this morning TO seven years
! In the penitentiary for horse theft. lie
WAS convicted In tw3 cases, ana goes VI
for Gye years In one and two years In the
| other.
'fFort Worth Fanaie,n highly colorec
| brunette, WAS flnelsel and costs In Jus
tice KeDdnll's court this morning Tor dis
turning the peace
Il. w. Eerguaon and Morals Deyrcans
Il. r. Skies and gaie lIoffllmes have besE
licensed 10 wed.
Judge Aldredge this mornlng granted
temporary INJUNCTION against the Texe
4 State Fair mo. ~ at the suit Of Il W
Garrett ana Eliza Ruark. The hnal hear
Ing OF the casa Is set for Monday next.
4 negro uamed George Taylor was ~
rested last night for stealing a lot {
clothing from Dan Stewart lie had Oh
clothes under his arm, and when arreate
by the officer claimed 10 DO taking ther
10 have them washed.
There ere said TO be six thousaEd kep
OF good beer going 70 waists nj III
, brewery all on account OF the htigatio
which oageiops that institutions
Henry Reager, colDred, was sentences
10 five years In the penitentiax3 to-day d
] stealing seven franks from the lIalo
4 depoA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

the murder ~ Bud Hugh sson, and was
sentenced to ieurteen yfars ~ the pent.
Tertiary The m qtion wag oy> 'rruled and
the case will DO appealed.f
Gen. l.. s. Ross caves to-inol TOW 10
enter upon his canvass Of the slate. lie
win stop day az Prtsb pTat Camp O, un-
~, aud speak 81 Sulphur Springs on \ 'e
Sth inst, and nj Par on ifc i2th. y,
expects TO meet Sir. swain a8bstl places,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
r PANS OUT.
r,,,sr BrickIayers Say They
0s,dy to Take Contracts from
responsible Persons
,.,erest 10 Gainesville and
c = Eco, county Await cleve-
lands signature.
90, Mlnon Fred Brown
0an =. Patent on His
GREAT Telephone
nrlrnlnrsrr nesoIu,e.


n@Ns 'r os May 1.-THE following
ls la.lss Fere adopted by the Master
naVu location here last night
\ " 'a,.s 81 the iourneymen brieklayers'
nsl'a sS Nv delegates chosen by them
ss'Ns .ssembled in convention
fonis in January, 1856,
y 800 IVA large majority the reso-
w ,sst on and after May, 1856, nine
In un,S AZ constitute a days work, and
ru wv" yenorts are current upon the
helsso ,his city and elsewhere that
y hricklayers decline to make
n. .s' or, a contract for brickwork In
r,v aud district, be IL -,
w "a that In accordance with the
o.ssolutlon Of the iourneymen brick
/, a convention assembled, thar we,
y s,sy bricklayers' of Washington,
1 IA and do accept in good faith the
wy S resolution, aud that on and
a Jsy a 1885, nine hours will con-
4 ~ = dsys work, except on Saturday,
.isst hours will constitute q full
xerk for full days pay; and be 1t
f.olyed, that we never have and do
3,rnose 10 decline to make estimates
/. .Orrtrsct for brick-work, when the
n Offering are reliable and re-
<dhle,
LAND PURCHASE.
No erening session last night the
4 J nassed the bill appropriating $4,000
l N purchase OF 80 acres of land near
}lptopio, now used as a battle-ground
NJ government.
SENATE BILLS.
! bills authorizing the Red River
d company to maintain bridge
n Red river, and the bill granting to
hanesyille & Chickasaw Bridge COM
ne consent of the United States to
'ruc. and maintain a bridge over Red
al or near Browns ferry, in Cooke
IN, passed the senate yesterday, and
/ only awaits the presidents sigma
to become law.
N lsbor investigation committee will
Fort Worth, Denison, Marshall,
hrkana and other places in Texas,
lining via Hot Springs and st. Louis.
PATENTS.
has patents issued to-day: Fred.
brown, Fort Worth, magnetic tele-
be apparatus.
|mes W. Lipan, smoke generator.
]. Labauve, Edna, wire stretcher.
|. II. Ledbetter, Dallas, spark ar
Er,
|ulinus A. Lewis, Galveston, blind
|adjuster,
/. d. Lloyd, johnson City, cultivator.
A. Gutenberg and II. Sachs, san
lalo, stamp canceler.
S. Marshall and r. W. Savage, Tyler,
lining a lubricant from the cactus
.sak Specht, Jacksboro, shingling
|ket.
EAa c, Wilson, Brentwood, feed cut
rgusius W. Wright, Kyle, combina-
\ wrench.
POSTAL ORDERS.
EAseryice changes; Jasper to Cairo,
\ Nay 10; extend service to the new
|st Cairo, Beaumont to Cairo, from
10; curtail service, to end at new
lal.messenger service established :
~ Shelby county, from Logansport,
Tor service twice a week.
|sil.messenger service discontinued ;
Is, Cherokee county, from Kansas s
Short Line railway, from May 10.
rivals j. W. Campbell, lei Paso
Dumble, Houston, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
THE FIRE RECORD.
Burned at Denison.

special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, May 5.-At 1880 a. m.
a fire broke out in frame house occu-
pied by family named Lindsday on
Chestnut street, between Fannie and
Burnet avenues, and was soon mass OF
flames. On the southwest corner stood
the fine large hall belonging to the
Yorwaer's society and in few
minutes 1t was consumed, together
with another frame house unoccupied.
Owing to the fact that the water-works
we're in bad order, the entire block was
threatened, but through the constant ell
forts of tlremen the adjoining buildings
were saved. The loss is estimated a.
$4,000, and insurance at $4,000. The origll
of the fire is unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
LAREDO.

a'"ean Fans ana Kins Himself reas.
era Fourth of july.
t''Al to the Gazette.
.NusDo, TEX, May o. Custobal
.s.iaes, a young Mexican, while de-
ualns the bank Of the river to-day, fell
discharged his pistol. The ball
NV through the bowels, from which
IN gea few hours later.
III IS slexlcan residents ON the opposite
be,w tne river are celebrating theiI
Fwc,t % July with grand display OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

SAVANNAH, GA, May 3 To-day Is 70
Do Held day Ia the celebration Of the
Chatham Artillery centennial. The freq
for-all drill occnrs this afternoon. Miss
Davis Is expected 10 ride with the regi-
mental stan at th8 dress parade n sae
does the "Darghter of the Con
federacyn will receive an ovation such As
few women on this continent ever ~
cejvSd. MI DAVIS reviewed the pnoiic
schools yesterdaysand was Riedtcd viii
every possible slgn Of afsentlon'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
THE RAILROADS.
PRECEDENT strong and Party

s ss'A to the Gazette.
IN, seghNE, TEX, May 5.-Mr. Strong,
s'usnt OF the Atchison, Topeka i
N c fs railroad, and President Sealy OF
~ yuu, colorado & Santa Fe railroad,
bs,sss nsre this eveaing en- route fJi
ssa as Before the special car conveying
AISs .nuemen reached Cleburne, Mr.. S
lee,s president Of the board OF trade
II rs.g.d Mr.. Sealy inviting him and
IN e lily 70 stop over and take look al
tsns yi out Mr.. Sealy replied that theii
|nposeS,. were such that 1t would BE-
fs's'ole for them to do so.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

The Evening Mail OF to-day has para
graph headed "The Doodle Gone" which
purports to give an account of the loss OF
$50 by a Miss Pritehett from Grandview,
while stopping at the Clark house. ! de-
sire to state that no such party has been
at this house, and that the statement, so
far as 1t relates to the Clark house, Is en-
tirely false, j. f. KENDALL,
Proprietor CLARK House.
Fort Worth. NAV s, 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
The Atchison Building.

RED FORK, /. t., May after taking
trip out where the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway company's engineers
are at work south of Arkansas City, we
find the line located crossing the Red
Fork of the Cimarron river near the
Burk & Martin cattle ranch about eight
miles west of Deep Fork river at Wells
ton, 100 miles southwest of this place,
crossing the North Canadian, sixteen
west OF Shawneetown. Work has COM
menced at the north end and extends as
far south as Poncas agency, thirty-hve
miles mt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
stop at Fakes \ Co.'s

If you want to ind out what are the new
est novelties in the furniture line. They
keep them coming continually, and when
ever anything new comes ont, II appears
In their store as soon ~ anywhere else
The installment plan covers almost every.
thing In their house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

ST.. PAUL, MINI, May 5.-At o'clock
to-day one wall OF the Bracket block letl
out. burying twelve workmen IN Tue
ruins. Five were killed instantly, anu
fonr of the Others badly injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

No trouble or nupleasantness arises at
Fakes 4 Co.'s. You walk in and select
fne set q parior or bedroom furnitrse,a
light cash payment IA made aud ihe
balance arranged to suit your own con-
veuicnce
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
wnn1 sltllng null 20 lead rhem.

wINSpEG, MAN, May ga man who
has arrived at Wood mountain from Pop
lar Point, says the Yankton Sioux and
other American Indians threatening
trouble have invited Sitting Bull TO Join
them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

A.. y rue Sazeuo.
IA s ~, Tx, May 5.--Another rail
m !, a'es'lng was held in representative
IA i. sight, and number of wealthy
|namaas ing citizens were present. Judge
s'e presided, with Calvin Satter'leld
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
properly Advancing,

But the price of furniture at Fakes & Co.'s
is declining while all the time they are
selling on the weekly and monthly pay
ment plan. They have genuine bargains
in the last shipment Of goods and the peo-
ple are solicited to call and see.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
A Favorable Renort.

5AsHISGToN, May 5,-The senate COM
fee on postofilces and post roads this
snlng directed u favorable report on
case Of Mrs. Thompson to be post
'ress at Louisville.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
nnns nlnne ohnaa

A sBall shipment Of country cheese,
nice and sweet, Just recessed by the For
Worth Grocer Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
Cisco's Lind.

Special 10 the Gazette
Cisco, TEX, May 5..-Yesterday morn
ing delegates all along the proposed
line of the st, Joe, Oklahoma, Wichita
Falls, Cisco, San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railroad through Texas, met in j. Il
Luse's law Office, where they worked
quietly and harmoniously all day and
until j O'Clock last night. Judge t. B.
Wheeler Of Cisco acted as chairman, and
j. i. Ryns Of Graham, secretary. Re
ports of all the committees were received
and acted upon at the night session, after
which the committee adjourned in good
order. The entire delegation was ban
quoted at the City hotel, where there was
found an abundance of good things Of the
season, and the merry party of mag.
mates did it ample justice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

secretary. An executive committee q,
twenty-iour citizens was appointed to see
II sufficient money could be raised to meet
the views OF the people Of Bastrop, and
provide Tor the survey Of the road to that
place. Among the committee are John
Bremond, Lewis Hancock, Walter Tins.
J. i breckenridge, J. l.. Drlskill, @. w.
Littletield and A. z woodbridge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06


Correspondence OF the Gazette.
WHIrEwRIenT, TEX, May 4.--An ar,l.
Gle in TBE GAZETTE OF March rs. con.
corning the Frisco trunk line from For,
Worth to Fort Smith, Ark, has created
considerable STIR In this section, and the
people of whitewright express Themselves
as being willing TO contribute largely "a
the enterprise And thb password d
con to the Forts"
This is the richest grsin growing nor.
ton OF the state, and direct line TO 81.
Louis would not only be great couyen.
fence to us, but would help Fort Worth.
as it's long journey to the Fort by the
present railroad facilities. Our citizens
are anxious to see the Fort become the
greatest railroad center Of the Southwest,
and they want direct connection with the
central city OF the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

WANfEDl-Sm man NRd wiN. wifkors
w dren, 70 60 TO Tie consiry II KY 81
DC farm work. Apply % Tom Wi,sSc ,,, y
Wlfk hotel. n .,nogIow az fn. NJ .N.N W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

WTANTEi--rwo.er three Eood eifsf
w Apply to Mro, u NJ Moshnrn 0,A .s,,.,.,
Ing larlora NO, i0ahain and Sixth s,f,,e,e r,
etnira. ~ 1870 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

NOK l.EN1--Rooms, furnished and s.k,,s
E nished, Apply at tse. oosncr Fourth nad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

NOV SALh-- los yonngnnles about ii kands
y hiyl and In good condition. Apnly to Bruco
Wtd, at residence OF n, }, Word, city.
4 tQME and ace for YOURSELF The ilnc thorough ,
AAhled Joreoy Rcd hogs for eAle AZ n8wic sec.
ton houHci expect 10 lpavo Ilowie ana viii
a n nhenp, Mira lAln w Ril0y t'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

w ANlYsD.-Iwo good SADDLE hssas. no.s
r rackahufy, Bort worth. lt,t ''SsN e}'i'y' ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

WANtEb--A womhn T., % cookIo IA
w Wishing ApplNto H. Nc Van Tanj n ,le'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

IN money, | viii sell fow handeome lois
ohoap for cash, irwin anll 10 ectral eotllotn Al
low ilgnrcs on long tlmo, with intefcet onv
payable IN advance. s. o, Noodle. v
A RTEsfAN HATH fi0 sks-NaIufel Ilowins
N wator, eighty gallons per minutp. aofi al
the beet bathing water IN thoatnlc Ii may be
used ne at Hot springs drunk hot while bath.
Ing. Single tickets, - cente; nvo tlckela. 81.
Marko y Haymakcr. propr!giore, northwcai
corner public squnro.
lNi land notes IN sums u sfOg6 And ovsr,
lonns made all over North Texaa on Improved
real estate ON long tlme'at low ratca. Jamok II.
simpson Ial Elm street, Dallas. Toy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

FOR RENr--DwELLsNus.
EOR RlNr--A three room Aunee' AZ l.sr,
~ Thitdetroei, "a 5000 per month. Ohaflcn
Rargett. N'''f''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

nv ANiHD--A!t oseph Il. livvn 4 nov, ham,
soo s, nssesn lccsing men sn csTpense 'lS
ten honrs' pay. The above .sslp ", WY tuy
work, aud not 70 boss the ioh ~" Nan'eu 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
WANT COLUMN u i jIII'i!,II'''


a IN a,eoPle's inicIllgence IN q NJ slos :, 4. .
&snrosS. x o ssius Ger postcsss1, Room NJ K
tractors ana private fsmiilos s ,,t,a,.n cor
Ieilaule he'n both male ana ftees ni,snvn Win
Sef 10 ps1ng " esicnaed 20 Tecphone MI NJ, rs
WssN Anal 49,, Carpenters and s6ofe,s IS sI,,,
hour syeton settled M,hyI ca npel W. eight.
fI'HE Fort WprtN kmnlnv r.,,,, n. y, =,
Win DAniei Will attend "a s IN n gogo
hGp Tree % c2rge A. o05 Man stse, lor
hiShtand Ninth. Goodwin q Innit n ,,9s' n,sn
phono 2ls and Pan Eleclfic n '1'e'' non Veie-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR sALE-Books cheap. largo lot Of
second hand Jaw liiorary and school books
very cheap, At Clnrkaon'H. b02 and ~ louston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

In Northwest Texea for sale. Tho property
surrounds tho town OF Rhome, Wise county,
fourteen hundred and odd acroe, and como 40
town lots. TITLES perfect. Addfcse y Morris,
Rhome, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06

nK.1. 4. VAN KhNn,ri phynielAn aud sur
~ goon. oiilve over Washer y AuRust =, o9l'
ner FouEin and houston, l'np h,uotfic wy.
phone connection. Night cabs &c W. bfVi'os''