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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

wlurr we are IN the investigation Of
Other matters, there is propricty in Con-
gressman Blauchard's resolution 10 inyos-
tlgatc the conduct OF gen, Butler and
ticn. Banks while IN command at New
Orleans during the war. Mach money
and other valnableS were seized and con.
fstatcd illegally by these military auto.
Gratis, and il Is time the country should
know What they dld with the plumber. A
recunt decision OF the supreme court
holds that The heirs OF che parties whose
property was connscatcd can recover It's
yaiuc, as thoattaludcr Tor treason OF then
ancestors or relatives cannot extend q
them. The constitution declares that enc
atiainderof treason shall work corruption
OF blood, or forfeiture, except during the
life Of the person attaiuedr Now good
many heirs Of plundored rebels at New
Orlcaus would Ike 10 know where thell
silver spoons aud other property are. OF
conrso olook ior a howl about the south
being Ia the saddle agsin, hut as long as
Inc SoutA Is riding behsnd the supreme
ceurt Inc country il In 20 canger
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

end pay living prices TO their employees,
their dislike OF the product Of "pauper
labor" does not extend to the pauper la
borer himself, and thousands have been
imported under contract to crowd ont
the native worker. In the name OF the
American laborer they ask protection
against "panpersi" they then import
those phupors ny the ship-load to take the
breadfrom the months Of the men in whose
name they secured protection for them
selves. Such protection is the protcc-
tion that vultures give TO lambs. Now
the vicious and Ignorant wrctches whom
they brought here are wreaking ruin
upon them. And these poor fools will
have TO bear portion OF the loss that
they have wrought, for which they have
our pity; but the mean and sordid opera
tors have no right 70 ask for either re-
spect or forbearance. They sowed the
wind and they are reaping the whirlwind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
IT'S EASY ENOUGH.
II We Cau't Have what we want by ono
Mems, Try Another.


FoRr WORTH, TEN. Feb o. 1886.
10 the Editor OF the Gazette
Your editorial this morning, 'JFhynot H.
afethe Kansas ROADS" is a most timely one
The checkmating of the proposed move
on the part Of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe towards the Panhandle from Brown
wood by the Fort Worth and Denver ex-
tending its line, as stated by you, will, |
am creditably informed, shortly have Il
parallel in a similar chec6mate to the
former road in its move towards Paris
from Dallas, by the rapid building of the
Houston & Texas Central road from
Roberts, its present terminus, in kaufman
county, to Paris. While this may inure
to our benefit by calling the attention of
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe to the SUI
perior advantages of the route hence
through the Indian Territory, it does not
become us as city of % 900 pushing, en-
ergetic people to stand idly by and see
other cities reaching out their hands to
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
company - that powerful corporation
which has done so much towards bnild-
ing up Kansas and the country west OF IL
without making some advances our
selves,
] have it from good source that
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
in order TO get to Texas, is "preparing
the way and making the paths straight"
| by building some forty miles OF road in
kansas, from Augusta to Winneld-the
latter point being about fifteen miles
north OF Arkansas City--and so soon as
said forty miles are completed, it will
build 100 miles in southerly direction
into the Indian Territory. 1t needs but
a glance at the map to show Gainesyille
and Fort Worth due south Of Arkansas
City, and it only needs prompt action on
the part OF both cities to secure from the
Atchlsun, Topeka Santa Fe the promise
of its speedy completion to both points
Has anything ever been done towards
interviewing President Strong of that
road on this subjectS think not
respectfully suggest that Capt. NJ. II.
Lloyd, Joseph H. Brown, TX. NJ. VanZandt.
Walter A, Huffman, A. W. Britton, h. RI
Daggett, w NJ. Harrison, w. f. Lake,
W, }. Boaz and others OF our foremost
citizens unite IN calling meeting, have
our estimablo fellow-cltizen. Matthias
Marty, Esq formerly of Kansas CITY.
tell them what he knows about Inc
strength and enterprise of the Atchison.
Topeka Santa lie, and then appoint n
/ delegation, which, in conjunction with
similar delegations from Denton and
/ gainesville, shall at once interview tho
4 proper authority on the subject of the ex-
tension Of that road 10 this city by way Of
N'''iVsNi''e ana Denton. CrrIlEN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

rms Fort Worth GAZETTE has not tapcred OF
yet It ends cyory paragraph With tho dlotic
rhrasn "on with the bust" Please explain,
(Galycston News,
No, nor petered out, nor "damncd,n
nor busted, nor "drivcn into a mere local
circulatlon,n as soon as you expected,
'"Dyldlug up Texas isn't what you cx-
pectod, Is ~ Tho request for eSplana-
ton isn't eouchcd in as gentle phrase as
we North Texans are accustomed to, but
as no one expects aught but arrogance
and discourtesy from the Galveston End,
Wen cSplalnj IN fact, we had rather eS-
plain TO the Galveston End than TO any
other newspaper, con with the bust'
is an expression used TO denote our
dcrlsion Of tho effort TO induce the public
to believe that "TnE GAzgTrH Is bound
to bustn Tho travelling agents OF an
esteemed contemporary sought TO con.
vince the people that rnE GAhrrrE was
too good paper to live long The peo-
pie responded by Increased demands on
the newsdoalers, and as each newsdealcr
sends hts order in for moro GAzErrEs,
we print Il, aud add "On with the bust. .
The Galveston News sees no sense In the
words; Tar GAzFrrE soos cents and col
lars ia "on With the hustn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
BE READY WITH THE pop.
Mckinney Wants Connection with the
Future Great OF tho West.

hChiNNE1i I'm, req. ~ 1857,
10 the Editor Of the Gazette.
/ don't know whether the following
viii interest your readers or not, but us a
citizen of Fort Worth, and one who is at
all times wide awake to anything that af-
fects our present or future, directly or
remotely, | venture the following infor.
nation:
had long interview last night with
o. H. Bell of the firm of w. A. & o. H..
Bell, Farmersyille, who was on his way
to point south of this place to secure
the right Of way through a place
OF seven miles, which, when
secured, will give the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa lie clear title to the track from
Dallas to Farmersyllle. Thus, you see,
Greenyille is left entirely out and Far
mersville gets the road. also had a
long talk with Mr., Ratican OF the firm of
Laing & Ratican, contractors, while in
Dallas. Mr.. Ratican told me that Mai.
Gresham assured him that as soon as
they got the Dallas extension under way
they would turn their attention to the eX-
tension north from Fort Worth.
These facts point unmistaka-
bly, the way the wind blows.
Mckinney proposes to build or extend
the road from here to Denton, and thus
secure connection with the coming city
of the West. This is fine business
point, and If you had direct railroad
connection your city could do a fine bust
ness at this place and other points east of
here.
Keep your powder dry and your eye on
the gun. RAMBLER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
mow rhe rort I.n,. rurnllure.

Afnih iAtplNf
The Phoenix Furniture company of this
city have just secured an order for u
number of carloads of their choicest
patterns of chamber suits sideboards,
hall trees, wardrobes and bookcases,
from Eases & Co. of Fort Worth, Tex,
the most eDterprising house In that state.
They recognize good thing when they
see 1t and have the courage TO take all
the advantage which quantity gives. In
this line they have secured goods es-
pecially adapted for their extensive mar
ket. No such wholesale enterprise has
made its appearance in this furniture
center for years. The Southwest is
evincing more good taste in selecting
fine and tasty goods than in any other
section of the country. These goods are
being shipped in full cars, insuring clean
delivery and every advantage In freight.
Grand Rapids is proud Of her record for
manufacturing what the world demands.
The PRnix company is one of the
largest manufacturers of furniture in the
United States and has very large and
satisfactory trade in the Lone Star state.
II En-. GAZETTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

Five sermons Of the series now being
delivered by Rev. Dewitt Talmago on the
Subject Of marriage have been printed m
Ttm GAxnrrE, The others of this series
treat Of the EQUITIES OF Wives TO Hus-
bands, In Matters OF Religion, Should
the wife 70 with the husband or the Illus
band with the wifo2n"Tho Wrong Ways Of
Women, oCostume and Morals, " "Com-
pctent IEousewiiory,n "sensiblc Young
womanhood,p 'Women Who will Pass
Lilo Single, "Tnnucnce Of Sisters over
i,rothces,n "Thc Modern Novel and
woman iBoardlng-housc and Hotel
Ife,l' "Treatment OF Manserant and
Maldsuryant.n This series OF sermons
has been found OF much interest by
GASnl4E readers, and Is attracting deer
attention, Those who desire TO road 'rns
GAzErfr ior this rare treat only can have
the Mondays edition mailed postpaid
r'nr GAZETTE is the only paper In Texas
that prints the sermons of MIR, rolmage
These sermons are also printed In the
Weekly GAZETTE, and subscribers to that
edition OF the paper Will always find them
lntho issue following their delivery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

Now THAT the whites have got TO
fighting among themselves over .he Chi
nese in the West, we may expect some
serious results. An old negro, whose
race was rcproached for not taking part
in the war for their freedom, aptly
answered that when two dogs got to
lighting over a bone the bone took no
part In the conflict AZ present the bone
OF contention on the Pacific slope is the
Chipnman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
NE pENNglLrANLA .srRINERs

TIE PENNSlL FANLA STRIKERS,
Ignorance, when joined to power, is
potent for destruction, and ignorance is
Itself the greatest sufferer by its destruct-
lveness, Tho rattlesnake, when wounded,
bites itself In its blind rage, and dies Of
it's own venom. The rloting miners in
Pennsylvania, who are destroying the
works Of the coal operators against which
they are now ON strike, arc inhictng u
greater injury upon themselves than upon
the men at whom their resentment is
aimed They intensity the evil that they
struggle against in vain. For every dol
lars worth of property destroyed they
must pay in diminished wages,
The wages fund is certain and fixed
proportion of the capital employed in
manufacture aud production. AS this
capital is increased the fund is enlarged.
AS II is diminished the fund shrinks.
Every dollars worth of property de-
stroyed belonging to tho manufacturers
woakens the wages fund and diminishes
the ability of the capitalists to pay wages,
This Is so sclf-oyident that even the dense
ignorance OF the Hungarian strikers ought
to be enlightened by perception OF It's
truth. The less able an employer is TO
pay wages the less he will pay is maxim
never to be lost sight of, Any loss OF
property must be made good. lie cannot
Increase his charges upon the public to
reimburse himself for the destruction OF
property, lie can only recoup himself
out OF the wages Of his employees, and
these are inevitably the first sufferers,
So the result Is that the misdireoted ei.
forts for better pay brings upon itself
the penalty OF lower wages and greater
expressions in the end.
We have no pity TO waste upon these
pennsylvania operators whose establish
ments are standing In forced idlencss, at
the mercy Of maddened mob. The
strikers whom they have most TO fear arc
the foreigners, whom they Imported to
take tho place Of native workmen, be-
cause they could got foreign labor
cheaper The native American workman
Is rational being, whose actions are
guarded by common sense. Amongst
them strikes arc few, and are conducted
In an orderly iudicious manner, which
usually accomplsheS It's object. They dc
not murder burn and pillagc property
rheresre no notwithstanding them, When
out on strike they protect, rather than
destroy, the property that they have been
employed upon But there are, untort
unately, few native citizens among the
striking coal miners Of Pennsylvania
The avarico and sclilshncss OF the opera,
tors sent 10 Europe for cheap labor ,c
displace thcm. rroiessing devotion q
the welfare Of native worklngmcn, Lpao
10 their ylamors for tariff 20 prolecl
their manufactures sud goods against
liho products d s'panper labor Of su,
rope, which they cannot cclnpese viii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

BILL srrUErr is lively enough to announce
the dcadness OF Fort WORT, The oorpaC
seems moving about Waco Exam
liner.
Dallas IS so saturated with the idea
that Fort worth's death is essential to
the prosperity of the Three Forks that
the cry Of "For, Worth is deadn rises up
from the Trinity bottom whenever the
erection Of a new chicken.coop is an.
nouuced in the Dallas papers II Fort
Worth is dead what would it be II IL was
only aliyeS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

Az INTERNATIONAL inquiry into the
Mexican attack upon the American forces
in Mexico and the killing OF Capt, Craw-
ford would develop facts that would lead
this country TO demand the punishment Of
the leader OF the Mexican troops. 1t is
very apparent that the Mcxicaus did
know that the men whom they attacked
were not Indians. There is bad enough
feeling among the Mexicms to lead them
to attack the Americans il they could llud
the iaintest excuse Tor doing sos and the
prevailing opinion Of all who have read
both reports OF tho so-called accidental
attack Is that 1t was a deliberately
planned affair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
GAZETTE BRANCH OFFICES,

DArLAs--T. o. Mckee, manager
DHNIsON--Dick Chamberlain, manager
WACO--A. 5. OMEN, manager.
SnERMAN--J. II. Dillg, manager,
WnAHEfIoRD-It. u, Dorsey mud H. 3. Nor
YAH, mnnngerB
PARIs---O. Il. MaXey, manager.
JEfPERsOs--J, u. Kitchens, manager
MAHaIiALI,-- Robt. Kennedy, manager
.AufLENE--.W. E Powell, manager,
F CLEnUuNE--W. IL. Byrd, manager.
III. pASO--S, ". Lyons, manager.
dAiNEsvILLg--E. +. lilll aud d. H. Iiiekson
managers
BosuAM--C, E. johnson, manager.
HONEY GnDvE--L. q, iIiil, manager
BAIRD--Frank Dorsey, manager,
GRKENvfLLE--W. II Wheeler, manager.
OoLogADo--W. II, Hewklrk, manager
MtHEoLA--Y, Huifmastor, manager
CIsco--W. II. Pulley, munger.
WHirgsBnRo--J. q. Glonn, manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

Tar federal court at Fort Smith IS so
oycrrun with business that division of
that district Is imperatiyely needed.
More cases are tried and disposed of
there, probably than at any other two
district federal courts IN the country.
The establishment OF court at some
point in Northern Texas, near the line OF
the Indian Territory or at Mobeetie, on
the western border, would relieve the
Fort Smith court OF It's accumulated
docket, and would cheaper aud expedite
the processes by lesscning the distance to
DO trayersed by witnesses and attendants,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

IN the course Of justice in Texas had
been 40 inyarlable as to make It probable
that Garrett, the murderer of deputy
sheriff who went to arrest him, would
have got his deserts before jury, that
Paris lynching would not have taken
place. It is the feeling that justice can
not be had through the courts that makes
men take the law in their own hands, and
commit murder themselves TO ayengC
murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

There are seven or eight men over at
Fort Worth that can find the latch-string
Of Dallas out for them. Dallas would not
only welcome them, but make every
thing so comfortable for them that they
would remain. Life is short and time Is
leeting. They should remember this and
not waste any time 10 trying TO keep the
breath OF life in town that has the gal
looping consumption.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

'|. .''|
and we have M
nominated nc, lie Il 1 n.y. n. II
sta e, and the ,.,''rII {
gentlemen Of this 's .s,.
candidacy SheriH 5 ,l9
SSmeelson; II. D Bs, Z lga
= ~ 9; !, Holloway. *, WING,
ana aTs !, R,e,presentaliv.s' ' ". + \
McCall has an enyI i & tas'''|
,,l,S.' success in life u, '.t'
work work, We publish x. ' r. \
which express the ss 'uS 'q|',
man. "'H''-' flt,I
There Is magic Il
son, and Charles & i ns,,'
make a maguifcen,
p Houston Age .'S''' 'l''a
John Ireland, rnl,.a (
l.. J. Storey, poye,e ~'.ea Sies /
STATE state. senators sounis Won
s .nank You. This tes. ,ss \
Vindlcator. ''a''e d
We have taken sbe
the editorial sentiment me r4S \, \.
ana we find that nes,Iv y 4 4
t Il, q! and trustworifhss' ', D. s'l y
W. Terrell as orr ud pAlsn
senator. We echo ,A e' ss.1 g's|
is not in Texas 4 rn M s'aa'.s
e en-, ! statesman thai 1,,s.
VINO deserves this pran as'''
he. -Lrexas News. F'V'n''N
Galveston Is WORKING II.
lively to secure the ns,', guR'l
convention. The stais y s''s
mittee have the selection : ,a \
lar as the general publ, Z 4 ~.
lmmaterial whether M i ,sA1
held at Houston, C,sISs NV e'll|
either place wouldbecoss,,1.,a'
ham Banner. s'''
When opponents BERN !. (,
It may be safely put dnw Y !, ~
the lead. BY this lest XII.
ing all in the face X.
ICleburne Telegram. AZ
The treasury dehclepcy !. n
lated to increase the SwsIs M.
ernor. 1t is a clear casa ,'- (,
so" for him, and the pSosl \ T.
Tor governor who is abl,' 4 !.
his nose.-[San Antonio F n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
Hamilton co.,,, 80


CINciNSArr, ONO, FsSsy
Vancleof, Dodd and I,sw,,.,'
Gratis, and Pringle, couIber N
Republicans, special comma.
tigate the election Of the IIsn.1
senators, began thelr work \
with Vancleof as Chairman n
Prlngle as secretary. lIts'
Bateman and Probasco s,,r d
the Republican side, aud NM
Jordon, Hewitt, and carey ir,|
Gratis. Each side has a sisrosa
messenger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

THE London excuse for riot is lack OF
bread When body Of men Imagine
they have a grievance, It is easy 10 work
up furious feeling amongst them. Not
many years ago there was riot in Gin
clnnati because The price Of glass Of
beer was advanced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
The MonlroIse R,.,,.,,

At the request Of anunbs \
men we shall give 0 ress!s,
meal for twenty-five cents, aid
meals for So.
This is in addition to ON ID
please tickets'' which COZ n
for So worth Of eating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
THE LUCKY NUMBERS.

Regular Monthly Drawing of the Louisiana
Lottery.
special TO the Gazette.
NEw ORLEANS, La, Feb. 9.-The
monthly drawing OF the Louisiana sta,S,
lostery came OF this afternoon. The fol.
lowing numbers drew the capital prIzes .
tlity'seven thousand seven hundred
ana tour, capital prize, sold in New YORK
Murphysboro, H., aud New Orleans,
'e,sse, second prize, sold IN San Fran
cisco, Cal, and Memphis, Tenn; S6.4is.
third prize. sold IN San Francisco AMI
Oakland, Cal, Rodwing. Mimi. and Car
lisie, \ M.S 2s,a4G, Nicksburg. Miss .
y, ssh, San Francisco, Cal, each se00o
ssas, ls,2fp, tS,os9, a7,t79. g7,eil, each
sso0sh sold N Chicago, III Washington,
Piusourg, Pa, Mobile, Ala. 81 Clone
Mimi, l>craton, Miss, sudbury. Fs
Winnipeg, Canada, San E'ranclsc, IN
Memphis, Tam, New Orleans r,,
NleksspFg Miss. aud Anna, II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

TnE Fort Worth fakir hasn't time to
enjoy his III. gotton gains before he Is
yauked to cell Il pays to have good
policemen, and good policemen should
yet their pay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
no THE PUBIC.

parties having bills against THE GA
zKITE win please present them promptly
on the lat OF each month. On the 10th
Of each month every bill Of every kind
will be settled in full, II found correct
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

Tnr Galveston News IS not on boom.
1t has no increase Of circulation to
chronicle from Harold or elsewhere.
Waterman, what Of the decrease the
boomerang Of the Galveston End
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

Is nAs been more than week since
the Austin police arrested a 'barc-footcd"
negro. Has the supply Of "clcws' run
outY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

SxTEEN Texas editors win attend the
editorial convention in Cincinnati on the
22d INST. II is to be hoped their subs
viii not lose their scissors while they arc
,rooa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
Not a Fit of IL.
n.tI.tr.ta

The Issue OF the Fort Worth GAZETTE
Of yesterday morning was one of the finest
newspapers ever issued In Texas. TnE
GAZETTE is several miles ahead OF its
tny'n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
on WIN sAo bust .

The Fort Worth GAzET1E Is ona boom.
II chronicles an order for four copies OF
lis daily from q newsdealer at Harold.
This will add some twelve cents day 10
the receipts OF ltiE GAzET'rK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
marrah Tor the ror,.

NKTT''TN0TV NTTT7I7tNF
Work ON the Fort Worth 4 New Or
leans railroad is progressing finely. The
trains viii be running as far as Mansfield
by the st of March Rah for Fort
Worth. 'Rah Tor TuR GAzxrrE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

UlIIE MoNTFOl.r iie ~ y
originally Bon Ion .i nai' ss5sss
10 stop In town near ue sl ss,,ls =
ness part OF town. Sa'i'
no charge made. .-,i,.--.;...' ~
NOR sAI.E-I1eniuck5 IA 4 y.
Il have consigned 70 lls ", \ X x d I
grass seed, new and IN MI
In lots to snitpuirhaseft x ~
Fort worti, January = "a. -
NOR SAIE-Dr. l ,iilll.,p,,l v
cure, at Hotel flch"F
Rowe, agent. .,.-.,,,ii "A. a
A RTEsiAN BA1H n !. e, =.
~ water, eighty ga..sSsna, ntl
rainwater-white eniph.sa'si M q
the beat bathing water X S,rri n !.
used al AZ Hot SPRING. $40 1.'.,.;;
Ing. Single tickets, .,s.l,ii ~
stanley q Marklo, pfoP'''
public square. rs1i.i 4
VIVIAN 4 RyLAhi.;s, X, q y
v lection agents "
Texas, Tascosa, Tex:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
rors WORM Is Dsad

From the Fort Worth GAzErrE we
learn that SIX miles Of track bave been
laid on the Fort Worth 4 New Orleans
gailroel. When i GENES % building
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
rnr nAzErrE AnnoAp.

TIN GAZETTE will DO found for sale At the
plnces named IN the following cities
CtIicAGo, iLI.--W u. slzer, 1872 Dearborn
street and l.. Schannor, Grand Pacific botel.
81. lUuls, MO--fhillip ROoder, a& owe
alrect and Jas. Oyrfton, Southern hotel
nOT SfRiN0R, ARR,--J, II. Dayib n o.,
Homer j. Bull. n ilirshneld and J.. &C. Greene,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY

railroads, or, in fact, pushing forward
any enterprise for the benefit OF their
CITY, the people OF Fort Worth generally
get there in fine shape.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

'Vhtvt NhhllplVh
The Fort Worth GAzErrE is a welcome
visitor to our sanctum. THE GAZETTE
Is showing more push than any paper In
the state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

Tnt eA<arrK has added special New
s,sseaas report daily that nlll be Of IN
iSYSst io grocery men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

sfIfAsE add three more 70 my sunday
oYaef \ wallcsky, Alyord' ON with
ine hnsl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

eApn Diteen to my order for sundays. y
G. 4 Johnson, Donham, on with The
baN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

eArD two TO my daily order,n II. H.
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