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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
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A 0AlErTR MAN ~ A ItTrEn roUR OF M
sPEC1IoN CAtCitEs OK no A MAMMOTH
HOME FNTERPHlAK,
Yesterday afternoon a reporter for
Tux GAZETTE in walking up Rusk atreot
paused 10 front OF spacious stable 10
watch pair Of very handsome horses
that were being harnessed 60 u stylish
looking buggy, by a couple OF hostlors,
A gentleman seeing tho scrihc'a look Of
admiration for The stoeds advanced
toward him and with the remark al see
that you are lover of good horae-6csh
aud II you VIII come lnrido | will show
you several moro," asked the reporter 10
enter
II was Mr.. Cause OF wilkes & Cause.
proprietorB Of the largest stables IN
Fort Worth, and perhaps tho
largest In tho state. He very
kindly showed tho man Ut the quill ali
over the establishment, front and rear, up.
stairs and down, pointing out all the de-
tails and appointments Of The place.
Their house Is b0x200 ct, and was
built cxpr, ssly for the livery aud feed
business FOR which II Is admirably suited,
A PARTITION running lrngthwlse separates
IL In two equal divisions, To the right, as
you enter, are kept their own stock, yehi.
cles, etc, aud The left Is devoted to
"boardcrs" and the rigs of their custom.
ers. Judging by Tho attention that the
reporter Nw several employees bostowlug
on thesc. Mossrs. wilkes s Gautn are
good men with whom 20 leave animals,
and from the numbfr Of "boarlors" oc-
cupying stalls great many owners Of
horses have found this out.
why shouldn't lhry beI Both are ey-
persuced men In the business, and both
have been 10 Fort Worth long time. Mr..
GAnsc was hero whtn II vas but a little
hamlrt, aud not even the most sanguine
had dreamed ~ IT. future greatness. tie
aud biz partner are practical men They
take the utmost pride ip their business,
sud leave nolhiug undone TO make II n
success
Not long ago the establishment IN ques-
tlon WAS run by the Petty BROS, ~
that time Mr Wilkes Was operating IN The
snme business further down Rusk street,
near the Mansion house. The place did
not suit him exactly, aud BIO concluded
trade whereby he and his aasp-
eate lHcnme owners ~ The
petty BEES horses, bng-
nlcs, carriages, hAGks--eycrythin
rhpn he moved his whole possessions
10 the now stand That was bis Idea,
consolidation, combination BY uniting
both oufh hig point was scored, and a
concern The largest and complctest 10
the cts was The result.
The reporter fingered some time
looking about ne premises
ndmiflug ihe stecds, equlpageh aud the
general air 81 order sra system That pp'
psare8 IL peryadc every department.
Surh 40 o,ttbllshnfn wuuid $50 credit
to 4 IA isfger place than Fort Worth, and
~ enterptisng propFIsiors should meet
unlimited success,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Some men fcnr that our rights of prop.
orty aud our librtllra are IN danger from
the kniphia 81 Labor. We have 10 such
fear, II we had fears, IL would 80 from
another direction, ifom the mnnOpollea
and the corporations Railroad corpora,
lions ash and obi ain from the public val,
uabl0 frapehaon aud large grants Of land.
Tho usual course then " 80 build the
rond and, NY hoens pocue, mortgage II Tor
about twice the cost, The next thing Ia,
they cannot pay interest upon twice what
the property cost and a. the same time
hold thu lands until thry are worth 90 10
$40 an acre, The next thing IN economy,
twisting, plnonlng and ncrewiBg 90
make finally the stock good, over
tho bonds, must BE done IN some
way. klthrr BY hook or crook
aud II II usually done by crook. II IA
iust the same as II man had two,
horse wagon, the iond being for nyoraRe
reads Ia u new country 1000 pounds, lInt
be- u gfneplng, very gfarpiuR, loads the
wagon 10 1000 pounds, gotta along petty
VOL pniil be COMES 20 n hill on . muddy
place, aud then there IL Recing and haws
Tug, cusslnR and fnsalng hnd whipping,
aud the team IL pushnd beyond ihelr
strength OF endurance, aud ihe ownrr
taYe, I'll there n any man IN ibe crowd
that can dflYe this tenn NJ Tho hill With
lhiN load, will give hlna big price
They are blfed hotkeu, sad d0n't care
how he does II, 40 BE- succeeds" n w
we're - overload our Hu0dB With high
prices W. would have trouble, too. hut
We make this load Hight, With low prices
Tho people arr pleased Please ren1 pnr
advertisement IN another column,
Aud now feS words 10 "a BDlghla 81
Labor YOU arc about 70 erect great
edilrc Dedicate H., dedle8te II $50
WVrbmRmen, 70 liumanilf, " Law aud
order" aud hen you VIII eae how many
friends you have TnOhAs FAIRLY
Advertising Editor chsss Tfadingco
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
TILE CITY.
looAL cmunom NorIcns.

Trinity Mission, corner 81, Louis and Annie
streets sunday school at $3.50 y. m.
Ohutch needing al Flrst baptist church VI .
o'clock y. Members arc rcqnosted 20 be
present.
German Evangelical. st. Johns church,
Eleventh. aud Calhoun streets, Rev M. L.,
Mueller pastor; preaching AZ 1880 u. M, euu'
iAf school at 3 y. ~.
ToNas Wesleyan college Sabbath school
meets In onliepo chapel sunday afternoon Ut .
erloek. pood music, Fun orchestra. Young
propc Of tho city generally Invited
Christian church, corner OF sixth and Throrh
norIon BrenB Preaching at II n ~ md 4
y On, Sunday school $3.50 m, All Invited,
euAngers viii receive q cordial welcome.
Services this incoming NJ broadway Presby
ktlan church. Rev, Or Mitchell pastor, 1T u
o'clock d. m. and ut $50 .. m Sabbath school
$50 n NJ, James q. Hoo. superintendent
Second Presbyterian church, Jones Atrect,
hear Second. ltoy. u. NJ, Moore pastor,
Dvlno servloc at ii a. m. and sop. m. sun.
iaY school AZ ailA M, II Y, NrmetronR, su
perlniondont a cordial invitation 70 all
The Fort Worth Presbyterian church, corner
sahona and Fourth streets, Usual services
hlhia church o day. Preaching ~ II u, ~.
lnd 1850 y. M. nov. Robert II. Nail pavior.
Sabbath achOoi at p.l0 q. M, y, NJ. Fry, huperlu
snaent, Prayer moo.lng 1850 p M every
Wednesday,
south side Baptist church, corner OF Brond
.y and 50. LOuls avenue. sunday school NJ
a. nj j, ID. Rainwater superintendent
Preaching BY tho PASTOR =. Gillespie, ut u
an. No service NJ night, hut the pastor u
2Ieaoh ~ the fret Baptist church NJ 80 y, NJ.
ana administer the ordinance of Baptism.
~ Paul NJ, Il oh rcn. Garner OF Main and
smih streets, Rev. II. j. Criat. pastor Rev
"a johnson, president Texas Wesleyan COT
iese, viii occupy tho pulpit ut II a m, and "
z n, sunday aoht oil nc b.80 u m, Prof, y NJ
Nhlte, superintendent Young peope'n meet
", y $50 p. m. Prayer meeting "wednesday
.vumhcrlaud Presbyterian church, corner pl
thh snd TAYLOR streets. Rev. Il. NJ. Tinnpr
NAhr. Preaching az II o clock a, m, by tht
PASTOR sunday Ronool at $50 u. ~. Az I y
~ Gospel Song Tyica." A hearty vel
Sem for oil who with a,tond th 20 seryicca
oDiihE Jour oospcl hymns, Nce. J, 2, Bhnd y
Ky song 40 VICE az night, and Join In tho sing
nuaday service nc the Fourth Street Mcthodisi
spiropt church, south. Rev a. a. Ailieon
laipF. Aund4y school tonchOrs' mcotii y AZ
", Sunday school ~ 90 q, m, HeoTgt
y Mnlkny, superintendent Preaching ~ u
- NJ tpnciAl service for tho children ~ "a
". sermon for the young peop G. ClAsa
VI public Invited, Good siCginE ~ teornlbs
Ma evening service.
wv Andrcw'e church. corner nusk and taa
s"nphinh At n, M sunday tcnoOi NJ p'3l a
morning prayer, iitauy aud sermon ~ u
W. "funinF PRAYER and eNfmun a. 30 ., m
1911 services daily through The week Lfrrl
i,tisilf ~ a no, bHtinE ~ son mlnutcA, hho
~. .husa rtptcisllt fpr 40 inrss men Aed ee
Xxx ANn ftlnaN ~ iHi y. M, wi an address ~
NV icttiAE utliUF dave al ~ m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
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pt W W Routh has rcmoyedhls Office
posloflcD.
INC delightful singing Of Miss Carrie
anpm AZ the Episcopal sung-serylce last
.saaAy night viii be- long remembered by
se who were fortunate 10 attend
~ Moore, aud also her sister, Miss
s'A Moore, have consented 10 assist the
AndFcws' choir Sundty evenings
-.i'e they are Ia thc city.
looablg 40 physician ever came 10
Nv worth who has received such an im-
sr patronage aud hiss been 80 uniform
x s1eeesriui with al his patients, or III
space % four months gathered a
Iss' circle 81 friends than has Dr. Nc
n fOn Worth. A friendly call AZ
unne In the Mansion hotel by Tni
~. ~ searchor for pews, aud the pres
she large number Of patients ~
~ convinced him that the dorLor'r
w 20 Texas has only just begun.
as ! y. Jones. of whom We have bc'
o,., 1sde mtntion As having been sue
bsssl'l relieved ~ an enormous iumor,
F,Ig inches IN circumference, by Dr j.
slia,ssbi nsnfned 20 her home IN WeRth-
lant nipht. The lady has been
weeks ~ this city under She doctor's
4 Anu restored 90 health returns with
q. sssnge TemalniDg OF the awful growth
a sveeht win ner. This = sTs csis
49, many cAe9s who have been made
~ by the renewed lease ui
~. obtilned throuah bis timely
- tbcc IN Overcoming the dread die
~, ,-tpctr, Whfsh n hrruning 20 prera-
~ y our county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

ariisin thef any one oi ihr Uglted States
nas wv EIycn 10 the lyric stagc.n lie
iurthcr describes hex AZ a thigh soprano,
very vicar, vcry pure, very fno, close and
hfin N quality, and capable Of the most
exquisite deilcAry and tender infection -
The reputation of the lady Il 50 thor.
oughly established that extended com.
meni on her talent Is needless Her namo
alone tells all that needs 10 be told Her
engagcmcnt Ia This city win take place on
Tuesday oAenlng, March 2s, at tho opera.
house, aud Il " due 90 Tie energy aud
llbofality OF Manager Charles iianion
that tho Font Worth public IA enabled 70
hear this lSmuuS singer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

The popular Buffalo comedians, Baker
and Farron, began half weeks engage
ment al the Acsdamy Of Music last even
lug. AID the reception accorded them was
of Christmas cordially. The piece pre-.
scented was - Soap Bubble" which was
4, on here early this season, when y re-
cejyed detailed attention. u IL, there
fore, not necessary at this time 10
ira,er,o the same ground sRain l, may
he observed, however IN passing, thnt
the pulformancu has been elabOrated Ia
various directions by the introdue'
tIon AZ Dow business and Hpecial'
ties, aud as u now stands, "a
soap Buhblen Keeps shls brace OF merry
makers and their associates pr ~
brlsklf employed The eccentrleit'ss
and vocal cfi0fts Of he stars were halted
with olu.timo enthusiasm, and the epcofes
Of the evening we're too numerous 70
chronicle. Miss Oracle kmmfui ~
heretofore, copiuled the hou'f Win her
clever lmliati0rs sad taking songs, snd
the pfocs edinss throughout pleased
those present
a soap lluhhler VIII hold The hoanls
thn n niAindtr ii ihn wcrk. There VIII
be A sp,ciai matinee ihls sfternoon, be-
sldee he usual SATURDAY AFTERNOON per-
fofmAnes. buffalo hnprcss,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
DIsrnIor uounr.

AN OUTLINE op TuE WORK nKFoRK JuDGK
nEoKnAM ron THE RNsuINu TRIM.
District court convcnes Monday, the
9th inst, In It's regular spring session,
and will continue nine wceks. The non
jury civil docket will be taken up frat,
and VIII last one week. Next follows
tho civil Inry docket, which will continue
for four weeks, aud the rest Of the term
viii be devoted TO criminal causes
OF criminal cases ihoro are 90 90 be
tried, divided as follows
Murder, ~.
Assault % murder, o.
Theft over $40, swndllnR and tmbcs.
element, %.
Theft Of cattle, 4
Theft Of horses 81
Rape, 2,
Robbery, .,
Ohs,ructlng Il railroad, /
Forgery,
Aiding prisoners TO escape, g
OF the twelve persons charpcd with
murder hine are white aud three are col.
ood. Seven OF Theses win probably he
diemisscd, aud OF the others The majority
VIII doubtless be brought IN as man
sl0uphter VIII re there II any conviction,
The most noted murder case 10 be Tried
IL that Of Tohe Turner for the killing OF
negro boy near this city, with The da.
tails " which Tng Gbzrrrg's readers
are familiar
On Che civil Jury docket there are llO
cases, twonty-slx OF which are pending
In the suptcme court.
The civil nonjury docket embraces 27a
eases, slx OF when ARE pending in the ~.
0 ~ - H.. Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

All that was mortal Of Engineer Jack
Judson was consigned 70 the grave yes
tcrday. A NUMBER ot his brother loco
motive engineers and other friends paid
the list honors. Tho services were
simple hut lmprc'slv Tue telegram 70
the local division " which nc was mem.
Der must have misoarrled, for no answer
came, aud when his friends here had
waited some time IL was decided 20 Bury
Judson here. handsome caskpt In
closed the remains, aud all that the near.
est relatives could have done was done
by those united to him by ties OF broth
prhood
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
Contracting for roni.

Alderman Alexander goes TO Gordon to-
day to negotiate with the lessecs Of the
coal mines there to supply the water.
works with coal, twill he remembered
that the mines have Just been leased by
the Texas & Pacific railway TO the mirors
formerly operating them IN It's employ.
The coal ia said 10 be not quite so good
as the McAllistor article, but the city au-
thorties deem II worthy a trial The say.
ing IN the cast VIII be from III 80 ri 20
per ton. About thry-lye tons are con-
sumQd weekly BY The water.Works
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
GGnNGHGl'S Department.

Mems Spring Suits at esS 90, reduced
from sS5 90.
Meme Spring Suits, si6 90, reduced
from $40 90.
MONS Spring Suits, siO 90, reduced
from ei5 90,
MEMS Spring Suits, 81 80, reduced
from $40 co.
Mems Coats and Vests, ss 90, reduced
from al2 90
Mcn'a Pants, 81 80, reduced from
81 90,
bargains IN Gents Furnishing Goods,
bargains IN Cents Boots and Shoes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
KILLRD AT ms posr.
Daring Express Robbery he stesssuper
hiiioh ana TIM RDbhcrs E,oepo.

Nhf'h Nlh iWH N"htlofn Hfohnes
JouRG lLr., March 10 lone OF the
most daring aad bloody express robber'ps
In Illinois occurred on the Chicago,
Rock leland & Pacific wcsthound OK
press Inst night, between ibls place and
Morris The facts learned from tho bag
gngeinan ave that shortly alter tho train
which leaves here OF ~ 40 a. ~ had LOFT
here, he heard d rap NJ llr baRgago.cAr
door Thinking II Was the eXpruss mes.
sungcr, he opuned tho door, and waa mot
by muHkrd fobhrra, who covered him
with fOyolyrtH mud demanded Ills Key Ia
the cxpress ctr The key was given up,
an Ons 81 thN Robbers, who was on TOP
Ut tho bnggagn car, hold a revolver on tho
huggHpcmpu tlnOnkh the trahaOm ia ihe
root % thscar while hiaro nicderatea turn.
ed their attention 10 the express car, IL "A
thought that they raped on tho cKpreSa
ear door aud iUiprmtd The messenger, ".
\ Nichols, that Tho baggaguman wanted
60 got Ia. AZ any rstn Tho express car
! door WAS upeued, and the dcsptmdoOA On.
tered aud then occurred onu Of the most
bloody and desperate struggles on record
Being confronted by the niuriurUus wi.
lHlns the messenger fought for his lio
and the property IA bis possession, Tho
intotlof OF the express car shows that ho
fought tho robbers from one uud OF tho
ear 20 tho other, but 81 last the mnfdUrous
flows that they ralnod on his head
with m Iron poker forced him 10
auCcumb, aud he was loft dead IN tho
car. The robbers iitled hia pockets Of
the Keys "a safe, which they robbed
81 all It's contents, yarl0nsly estimated
at from $40 900 to 100000 IN checks,
and valuable packages not containing
money, which they lcit scattered about
| the floor, AZ Morris, upon tho door oi
the car being opened, horrible evidences
Of desperate struggle aud the dead
body Of tho messenger were discovered
| ~ one hand that was clnichcd the dead
hero had a lock OF darS.colored bair that
must have been torn from tho head VI
one OF the aasailants sheriff
Rcit2 and Chief Of Police Murray ~ once
organized posse 20 search for the rob
betH Snow was falling lightly No thu
time, aud the tracks, II any, were GOV.
cred large iorco of officers aud mon
from this place and Morris are now
securing the county, and II In thought
the .gliilty men viii be ospturud, IN
which event they will probably belynrhod,
~ public opinion In this town IN ~ fegrr
heat. aud Il will not be rafe Ter tba nDf.
doreru W be brought here, Tho dead
m,EsrnRcT vas married mnn, aud had
been IN the service ~ the united btatna
Express company for about ten years and
was one OF their most tfuated employees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

A good many fears were entertained
that the late cold snap did damage TO
fruit prospects, but TIKI GAZETTE Ia glad
10 state that these fears were uniounded.
A leading nurseryman assured reporter
yesterday that no such damage Yas done,
aud that the fruit yield OF 1886. unless
some mlshap yet comes 20 do II mlsehIef,
would be tho largest ever known in Tar.
rant county,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
roar wonrn's OWN.
a Misunderstanding Industry ~ tI.s stats
Represented KRishsiesiy by our ctiy.

a manufacturing Industry ~ tl.a stats
itspresontsd hRistosiseiy by our ciiy.
Au Institution Of extensive tranic aud
inoalculabie benefit 70 the city % Fort
worth y tie large manufacturing estah.
lisamcut Of n. W. Harry 4 nfo,. 507
Main street, manufacturer % standing
ttgm, nat.irop roofing, patent sheet,
iron Notwithstanding, IRON ceiling,
metallic shingles, gal,Anllod Iron eOfnlce
work Va all - branches mado from thr
Dat sheet os Il comes from the min Thy
also carry . tremendous stock 0f 27.fi
iron, Tin plate, solder aud galvanized Iron
that they fnrHish the ifads rs lowest
market prices, Those gentlemen arc
also 20 Q shplfsale agcpis 10 this state
Tor lbs celebrated Klechle q Harrison
leader topk aud heating stoves.
Ia 40 infesylew with Mr. ~ " Harry
yesterday 30 Informed THg 0AzETfE
reporter that they we've thg OIly menu
faciurefn ~ the corrugated iron w me
STATE Of Texas, that ibeg receive The ma.
Z sal ditfct from ihe rolling-aiilis aud
manufacture II With their Uwn labor
Tha production Il ~ cferg Inspect equal
70 that shlppad here from ths kast, rnd
they mud Themselves fully able W com
pete with Eaftefn pticee. Tho retult
naturally fOll0we that they DO almost the
entire contracting ~ the STATE, far bniids
log bacterial ufed on both private aud
pnpiio work NJ Harry stated tha. their
buslneaa iof The pngt month hed ponp far
beyond theif anticipation, and that their
fniurs prospects could not p0sslbly ha
more encouraging,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

r. j. COPYRIGHT goes 10 socorro on
Tuesday or "Wednesday next. He says
he desires fun trial and does not want
hia case dlsmlssed. He wants twelve
men 10 say he Is not guilty, after all the
evidence has been heard 10y them. Sew.
eral Fort Worth mon 90 with him on this
trip. Courtrlgnt, who was well acqualni-
ca with GOV. sheldon, the former gov
ornor of New M xco, wrote % him, ask
Ing pass, stating no bad been under
considerable expense IN the matter, Gov,
sheldon very promptly and kindly sent
him round-iTip pass, aud Jim Is proud
OF Il, for the governor ho says, knows
the facts IN the ease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

In addition 10 The above amounts, A, a,
Johnson and w. II Cannon have decided
70 tbe college tho beautiful campus OF ten
acres, which " worth to-day al loast
$4,000 The improvements ON this
campus, including building aus laying
out the oatrlage.driyesi have cost $685.
800.
Il viii he seen from The above figures
that the chuich has more than met her
proposition " raising 10000, and has
given 81 BOO, While she citizens have
only paid 5g0b7 80, and are short on their
pledge eel2 90. Part " ibis drilri, nCy
II in doubtinl subscriptions, which may
he paid. iint our city cannot sn0fd 70
thus fail when such on enterprises hiss
been 90 grADdly inanguIalcd aud 40 sue.
ceHsfullY carried forward
The balldiHg il model u beauty and
durability. The college ~ manned ~ 90
allie faculty ~ professors, and has no
students enrolled aud dOinR sufcerslni
work. Oar citizens may Justly b. proud
81 this college.
II will he seen ~ The above iiRufes that
a debt ~ 5000 remains on the building,
which must be raised, and our ciiixgns
cannot aanfd ~ fail 90 ibelr part 10 RAILS
10y ,he balance Of the $4,000 pledged,
al subscriptions are experisd - DO paid
80 tbs next ihlrty days, and TITO trustees
viii circulate supplemental snbserip.
tlon 70 raise the balances ~ The
el0,0 900, 90 that tha college viii Dc
parmaneniiy located 10 Fort W0rth 4
failure 10 raise the $4,000. and thus meet
conditions OF ia location, would leave q
naw 10 Tbs contract whereby the lnstitu-
tlOn might hc mOred ~ another city n
proper Inducements fhouid be OHrrcd
But tho conditions being fuily met any
sliiEens could suceewfuiiy cnlrin any ~
tempt 70 move tho college. We believe
thai this college with ~ future growth
viii be worth 70 tha city more than az.
other railroad, commercially, and inr nu-
persor ia iss ren5inE sna ssesai innusnes,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

The soil has become sufficiently dried
of since the late rains for coru.pDauting
to be resumed. Beginning tomorrow,
the ensuing week will be devoted by the
to the other, TO the planting of this great
put In the earth than was ever done be-
fore In the samo period in the Lone Star
ginta
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Have usrd Tongslinc in case ~
chronic Ihouna,ism with very astisiaoio.
~ recruits, Ia fact II has done what other
remedies have islltd 20 dos am well
plratcd with II and consider the pfepab.
ton very reliable ons. y. A. hlsughter,
Nj. D., lintio, FOX.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

fcfcpntdHe OF attendance! white pu.
pills, ~ colorcd, a.
There was not single tardy during the
week in the following rooms and build.
ings, viz; Room y, No, | /; room 4, No.
q room 2, No 81 room 1, No. 4, room
D, No. 81 room 8, No, Z; room In
boys high school, There was not an
absence In room 2, girls high school.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Buy paetage VI Silver Loaf ana dive
Il q fair trial II son 90 this yvn WI
never regret -. Flow mary disastrous
failures N making bread caBna iyDubihHs
vocation IN ilt hOneehOlGf This can 40
BE- 0btist "a by a tflA - 8llsrr f.0ai, 7
n. Brown guarantees Wv paritS, eirtrgsh
and siilGifnCy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Mr. i, D. Wear VIII deliver the third
81 series Of lectures az tho opera.
house this afternoon. The subject VIII
be "ln0dclly, aud tho lecture reply To
lngersoll The two lectures delivered
previously drew large audiences, aud
Tho Interesting nature OF the address 60.
day viii no doubt prove equally mag.
nctie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

The dry grass covering the pralrles
southeast OF the city was IN some way
fired yesterday and burned furously for
some time, IL was feared Mt one time
that several fences aud farm houses
would be burned, but this was fortunate.
ly aYerted. The damage done was not
great, but a number OF cattle will be cut
short In their proycnder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

There are great many such things,
Oue Is, that there IL no use having dFs.
pepsIa unless you rcnlly like u a1n want
10 have Il. Ills an established fact that
Browns Iron Bitiers win conquer thi&
llseafc 10 short order and completely
AIR DANIEL l. HickRm, Springfield, ono,
avs, lsiifowB's iron Blisere cured me Of
df.pepssa, nervousness ard vakeiul-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

The work Of curbing and ratteripg
Rusk street has been considerably hln.
dcrcd through failure 70 get stone az Il
was needed These are brought from
The ncighborhood Of Wcatherlerd, but
nave NOS been coming in OF late owing 10
the troubles on the Texas & Pacific. aud
recourse was had 90 local qaarfios