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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27
HwoonlsY DgHoUNcIYo non


The men who deelsim against Presi-
dent Cleveland for living up W tbe civil
service reform lsw eersslnIy take f. for
granted thas be Is bound BY 10 obliga-
lions u honor, is Euiensble 70 % law,
AID may Win inDuuity yioiste every
pledge u himself snd his party In his sd-
ministJation u the government The
platform u the Democratic party gave
solemn pledges that II the people would
lnuust II with the government OF the
country ciyil.serstee reform should be en-
iorced, Mr.. Cleveland 10 his letter d ac-
oepisDcs committed himself 70 that pol
icy 4 elected Ia the faith that the party
and ~ candidate meant what they said,
= majority oi the voters gave the Demo.
cratic p0mi7ee their support, and be was
eiected, No sooner had be taken bis
sat than a horde " furnishing Office
hunters pressed upon Washington
and insisted that ciyil-seryice re.
form was sham, contrl.
vance 70 gull the people but out Of place
Ia practical politics They wanted Office.
The clyiI-ssryiee law barred them out.
Then, ignore tbs law Sweep II aside,
violate every solemn obligation Of faith
70 tho peVple, that the spoiismcn may
have an office and be supported by the
public. Not upon any grounds Of public
eKpedieney or national good, but for
the advantage Of some men who want Of.
hcIai stations, he Is asked TO disregard
the law aud dishonor himself aud his
party by repudiaiiDg their contract with
the people, which stipulated that, Tor aud
IA consideration Of putting them in pos
session q the government, they would
administer that government In accordance
with eiyil service reform laws and prin
ciples
No man In or out Of the party Is able TO
say that the president Is doing less or
more than be promised to do, He Is cai.
rying out his part Of the engagement b
good faith The politicians who voted
for him aud now berate him for ecting
consoieniionsly, expose the hypocrisy Of
heir professions II they were opposed
70 The reform OF the civil service, they
should have voted against the Democratic
and Il they had supposed that
no honestly Intended 10 do what he was
pledged 10 DO, they would have voted
against him. Tic Is conducting himself
with perfect good faith. Tho people, out.
side Of The politicians and spoiis.hunters,
are satisfied with his administration, DO.
'ausa eandor and sincerity are virtues
hat they can admire. I
The cisll.seryicc law compels as much
respect as any other among our statutes.
The presidea. might eyade the spirit with.
'ni violating tho letter OF the law, IL he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

jar a. h,,.lirasf uer ~ t1siia erit 81 y
yaeiit,rs esd ~ finie M 1sFE feull ~ hant
.ltt r,4et r.f~sf ~ fsit lnpneyarn ~ pao3iH e.
~ ~ mus tite eftiib1f gDl1i A. hf'r sti'e'r
=, Lsulsaf a. ne fapnssep men afic rei f4-Alt
opnsfs ~ our firal igrft- There ae 2
,i,i,l. = ,st.hdtar.ns al nanusrf ~ alfertrIes
l,..feesr r,,taeurirst isnfiiel aaf ~ isesft
anew iie ierr snc asais, y ~, ateraeni ~ -
ss,nt.6cfet Ftiioin 1llfw1ry taf-if eAf
,saetsil - eaiisfi tfai Itidat IN iiatt p
~ A. AZ trhl.f sili ~ fsesiriu ion ltt ems
aifd -, siaie--- Dallas besAic.
Fer worth hoYas sor 0 spssiiy nriiilst-
uon n tie peapie q Dallaa This far
wDnI6 10 rssui roo6 &c 81 Npstf aaf
wss Teaas a. nrs 0iliF IL tbe1e
sisenrfn pf Fnssess
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

TnE Dem Gratis who are cursing Mr..
Cleveland 80 loud FOR tho appointment Of
40 nlleged lifppbllean az postmlslress At
Louisville should stop Awhile and reflect
that be only followed tho urgent sollcita
non 81 two Hurh good Kentucky Demo
Gratis s. senator Beck and Reprcsen,a.
I've Wills, Ito has only done what lhey
hsye sssgf him 90 dol DO has listened b.
ap1 followed the advice u tho represent.
AtiYen who were most concerned Ia The
appointment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27
zng KI8TARlg on Ng. swlIy.

TIE BfeTARtg or Nh. gRAIy.
u Is = great ply thef TIE Waco tx
eDiner ts DOT located Al Ausiis. In that
ease The state would have compete aud
entirely reliable esnsus oi the mistakes
committed BY Comptroller swain. We
feei cure tast our eeteerDed Contemporary
is doing ~ best u Inc patriotic task u
showing ~ The errors q the comptroller,
bat one hundred miles Is pretty good
f1pzs even TOR such keen-slgbtsd detec-
live - the Examiner, and VITA all due re.
spect 70 10 remarkable powers q obser-
Fstion, We have 10 doubt that Il misses
great many things which deserve The rsys
Of calcium Light. For instance, It is eur.
renty reported here ihst Col Swain main
taiussucn "a unnecessary luxury o. horse
and buggy think Of that, you sons Of
democratic government. Andrew jack
son would have scorned 20 ride in q
cushioned seat, even IN muddy weather,
and while II Is true thar
George Washington was little
fond Of handsome equippsges, yet It is a
jamentabie fact that the father Of bis
country inherited great many extrsya.
CANT notions from the very aris.ocrscy
from winch be emancipated the country.
We maintain that II Comptroller SgaID
were q true Democrat be would purchase
pair Of alligator boots and take 10
walking. Worse than ali this, h ,wever.
be drives a gray horse, when by ali Dem.
oeiaiic traditions no color should be tol.
Grated In horse except the bay. This
heresy Is objectionable.
We have II on reliable authority that
Comptroller Swain is regular attendan.
a. church on Sunday. II he were thor.
oughly devoted 10 the interests Of the
state Mr. Swan would devote his SIM.
days TO thoughtful meditation on H.
AFFAIRS. While It is true II he perceiyes
deficiency ahead, he must keep IL strictly
TO himself, and by all means withhold
knowledge Of the Impending danger from
the legislature, still IL is duty to know
". In the Interests Of other worthy |
asplranis he Is 10 duty bonud
70 conceal the results Of bis calculations
from the public, but It Is none the less |
Incumbent on him TO make them. tits
"eli'known fac that 10 figure and to ash
are two things which cannot be done ON
any other day so successfully as on sun.
day We trust that hereafter Comptro Ter
swain VIII limit his deyotions TO PRAYER. I
meetings and Suuday-school pIcnlcs,
which generally occur, VIC believe, on
saturday.
~ - currently reported that several
arge ehina-irces have their habitatlon in
Comptroller swain's front yard. This is
VI wrong, China-trees ohstruct the
iiew and the home Of the state onlclal
mould be open to the Inspection Of every
'AsseF-py' Ia order 10 preserve his repu.
alton as clean as that OF Mrs. Caesar
Several other indlseretlons OF grave
'ature attach TO the actions OF comptrol.
or Swain, OF which complete state.
nept may be given In the future unless
= mends his ways. We warn him that
ne eyes Of the public are upon him, and
nat any thing In violation OF the customs
I'D traditions q the country viii he
romp,ly reported, Being the personal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

Plane and specifications ies \, y
school building to b. loeAica y, " a
bnrne, will be received A.
mayor OF said city until MQhssn,,
OF May, 1886; the builning Y ati|
pacity Of about zoo and " " ,.,1'
datlon of the old building "a
by fire, 60xeO feet, II ths ssSSIl;
Estimates OF cost 20 be Mas K N
and brick, and the total c.e ''iI|
than $1,000 Architects are w \
the location before mAkins 7 iIl N
April, 1885, y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27
siIver Loat l,nEnnr pnua.-

ios'e iails when the directions are fol.
owed, hence there is never a word ~
. ], heard against it. The inexne.
fenced COOK Is able to make az GOOD
..,s.a with II as the professional bsker
Imply because its ingredients are so com
,Juru ~ as 70 make failure impossihle
sns m the directions are followed. trial
: an inat Is necessary to max. II mat
ei'sSoie 10 all well-regulated households
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

~ y HlHlnfa W fNe ~ two ffiends 81 Mr.
hInWplnH lpal thai gentleman win Again make
~ lsee i1f legislator The Reporter u eorfy
~ 'hls, fos alisr iw0 years good service IN
uhp lsRislatnra wa should nnt HE 70 t0d him
aeiehlsi, bat ho surely VIII be-. Abilene 10
soyisG
Oar esteemcd Abilene contemporary
must surely be- nIistaken, A gentleman
who has been so faithful asMf Brow nlng
has ii hts public service, and whom the
people thought 80 wen quAli1ed for
acknowledgements, az tho REPORTER said
thcf wure, ought 10 be willing 10 send
Mr. browning 70 the Legislature, where he
eaq DO 20 much good,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

waalc sarrlfice t1ne1is 80 izvpmriag mi
hs chosess refacf - aarry on fns 1un
iniert u ffs shainte a. n " interpreted
IS filt rfi-eirl-servipt reformers % nor
want rivl4servire reiorra. tney enli tis.isnz
Il ~ .epeas8r To- iaw fhns rornpeis y
1hev wiii pnf escspe iss 0perafivr ~ II
apcinr fse pyssiderf 10 oserfias o. mis-
unllesrsaad he lax vsalie 3 exisis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

g2EE pofslbtgtiet q the unaersiOpee
part u Texas are feiutiy tnpted ct IL q
diepssea from Taroetnor10n published So
TsE GA1eJTg yesterday. il mentioned
ths discovery n sppndept water e q
depth u seven ieet beloN the surface 10 a
plsoe where no5ody had thought i wOrlh
the tfoupie 70 DIX for water. buoh discor-
cry Is ef14eDoe thaf 10 one need sgasr for
wAter Who wiD oig for & 10 that quarter
The objection y settlement 10 Throek.
morton copu.y ano gsneraIy " the ~.
Lands IA TIE PsDhand.e, away from ihs
flowing stryRms, hes bern ths supposed
imposE9lliiy q gfitug gstrr. N0s ths,
water II shown 70 be easily ODtsinebse by
digging Tor Il, every OBSTACLE 70 fhe settle.
aett u sac country ~ removed. There
ie 80 reason Why 10Y pnia Of the psnheu-
~ sbouic pot become ~ popuiops ape
well eulttyetsd ~ RAnsrs, u well ard
winowill IL q that Il needed 70 iuruita
sster ~ TIE settlers ana theif ssoek
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

SAYS the paris North Texan "sBain
goes along, mskiug one u the best on
eers Texas or any other state ever hs1,
spd 0is msligners sre crazy for something
" ipra ~ that viii give them aD outlet
Bat Il does rot mStenalineR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

Tsg Decsspr Messenger says ''IJsE
Ss1srIE's correspondent a. this place IL
mistaken 10 bic statsmep, that there 1as
az ef9rt made ~ our county siliapcs 70
go into ths nomination u county ticket.p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

atfIafea3 & HoknNr y.tHatH
gFeinof y Iei flfafllprtNtN. afahnfrh
81 400 ~ 3. tghalN manager
.itfdiglfs-t - Dii,t. n,npHN9f
" strH8fyufise.N 4 lhiret nhei.fNi
f1fiti-f. Z FffNE fnnuafaI
~ fffaof y " Nl5ehe.i9 ntnafN
ftnal Al.is.-sf.alf atnnneQg aalseeNt
Ia.llrg.-y II te~cN hianuEfr
q feDfsp NJ ~ Hgsl. uanefTs
Yi tshssast y iErnq, manage
( xtnNeFiL..s- Il $40 4ur 3. e hiicnst's
rragGfE.
tstfN5sDi.-sfl b anpAefs flduDflf
esspY EnpFf 3 d Mp0nhini alrn6ef
tfahl~ gtagk fJqfeFg t0nnheas
flat3ft is0-.w y NoNeiri rlnagef
8fs6ta.ks-s p, NeDtluei aFnagef
.liaCeI Y 4 yNaaJ, gapffgf.
"a afrffalGo. 3 r tsicurs nitneger
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27
UndertaIsrrs Conran,la.-

:, t 1 uuuer'akers enmasse OF the state
Ice, 10 iexas are invited to attend a course ~
aSe.ures on the art of embalm,na 80 ~ -
C,tr y Prot. A. Renouard of ksns os
10y, . lake place in this CITY comma aausas
~ M, she Eeth Inst. (to-morrow1 ara IN
tts.nu'ns six DAYS, from the 2s,h ~. so ~
W., ne ~ gay OF May. II further intn S.. "
r,nl y desired call on or address m
s'enner Bros, Fort worth, Tex Messrs'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

"0ALyRsfps Is the pisasaniest place
for ms state convention W be heidi
The Ioekhaft Register said that, but
every mpn who knows what state con.
yen'i0n ~ IN July anu what the delicious
SUI bfeezes are, Win say amen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27
For sale or Lss' =.


Bids win be received By EhtM
court OF Maverick county, Ic,ss1
or lease OF three and one'as1 II
acres) Of Maverick county ses
uated in Hockey comfy fhsa Y,
being surveys Nos. SO, 20, Il Apa Y. M
70 be for either lease or sAle. ~ 4
state number OF years; eiss ~ u
cash or on time not exeeeqlrt
with interest at not less Nsp
per cent? per annum, pAlnsr,
Each bid must be accompany. n
Ave hundred dollars for ialuaN
of contract In case BID - seos,'.s,
be filed with the underslsass !,
O'Clock u. m, Of second aiohs''i
when said bids VIII be Opepcl
serves the right TO reject Ahl ~
BY order of the court. nnrs1|
County Judge Maverick 90: y
This 9th day Of February -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

I'm grotespn Long E.eat iss me prop
" concsgytiur q whers slsie enusef
lion ai.ouia - neia Thai gafsa sesf
Les ne cupeiaiot ~ 30 meaus b.
hei6 q g,8resipn ~ isa. zns lslan1
city opgir Is bars everything where OH
seulare % ngBor 81 nDsatisfE Wiz b.
~ sesaH pu sais j gle I,rpPai 5linoe io
la!d fhe egasantipn, and many rensgns
can ~ iens6 ipr b. The cprvsutinH
win lske piaee is ihe warmer seas9n, ane
fhgse a1ssnaipg rsr enjoy cDl gus
ieeeze e. Nsg s. sai Wsass hasas. ghnt
eiiy haf fmyls hole aaciaEiss Is peips
9 gees puainses eite nsny busiuesf Hur
VIII r-rapge q g. ~ g 81 there Rno
would o. 3 held ID ~ inland eiig ~
lei Ggl4em9n have ~ emver-iel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

A. least gne thug car ~ said u Bar
ney's isst letter Il v not sigadaie He
aes epoppsd "a tue tence aitb deD ibud
spe tHds bitasslf 10 tis company d che
sirken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

GnicAGo capitalists would feel safer
with their money Invested IN Fort Worth
property. we have 20 wiid-syed com
mnblsls 10 raise the red iisg and advocate
a ionible division Of property The
most that our maicoDteBts ask Il fair
Nayss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

~ the Democrats state executive
cogwiiies pss sry lagpsp',' says the
PsIss News /" 8 viii select Galveston W.
ths place FOR tbs next state convention"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

% xfs csea,.rpus J'srJils 81 7eEnE from q
Fasfasfus stn1s fsaterr7s EViaoa.
IAN q widow with 1ulr rhiidreD-'tnree
l9tfir Ei-is and Z hairy bly-aE i0p email
10 nssta. ms in masking llrine NY bus
band Eas deputy ehe-ih q CmHanu.is
enuffiy. Ia the tiwn % Tss Leon, june
81, 1gs1. nlT husband whs called upnI r.
a.reia one Iif Z ~ Leach, Desperate
oneracier. drunk and Drt-1ainr II his
aerlarGis r,.ie fbe J,eprlt % CTR uuis- IT.
tle FiisHge b their peaeettl pursuits 2n
llse atiemtt iDEtTrst sai1 phnrurteTr ug ms
esnt = y Martin. was arlfti.liy murdered
tV eait LeaeD ehDuttnc him mur,lliT
flir0n.t The Bodr II Masking tnis nVT4el
1n vunf generosity. ! VIII RS ms tushan6
lVus 1seug Bot mgr in1uHef hQn0rt tif
egDsr Eu1 industrious, and 80 eunalaeTee
oF al wnp knew him I an Wiling 80
WorE. iliii depression ff times. nnc telue
situate1 ir az uuiBvDranie tiald iUr female
labafl iino uiFHsh IN fFfa Ettene1 cir
rumgtGuees, El1 my EreEtsf dssire 1ainE
% sdugGte and relf my children 10 he GU
tufaa, mufE4 aDa usefM 80 society,
appeal il puur generosity 30 cprtribute
sruaz E8n 1ee. utle 50 lend - She Lord ns
giving 90 The widow and cvlnEra ny
husband, 81 0Garng biz Lie On the aiiaf
~ lsw md nraer. had implicit confidence
that iiis Wldow End orphans would no;
wEut wtle tbf.if Dot wAs cald Rmu1E fiis
n9,iie psoFle Ct Texas, Eue, hsHng fsith
~ ne judgment, cannoi belieTe 1lEt the
wa1 wiI come 80 ny DOOR when the Egoo
people n Texas know an Mccoy. Il
VoU anpula fsel Eule - oonuibuie, please
seDd your contribution, your name and
POSSIBILITIES ADDRESS.
NEs. H. Z MsR7rs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

ira DElas BseEic & EiafiDg o ge,lau
igat fpr umy emgpg ~ people % tne
far pso5sct and Tng Gexaagr sincsfaE
lsa.es .hpi uiiy WIZ pss4ra en1 .he fair
~ successfully inapgmnsse j would
he u great 5euefi 70 8 th,s section Tbs
Hefpid ssys 'Tms s 10 lirpe f9r pus.-
nsss men ~ engage 10 The pasiims q
pnugW,naglpe ons snot0sr There isnoi
eaualo map IL Dsiias TINS win MOI 10.
mii - ~ tsts Yeiuest nonsense fgr two
factions ~ undertake - carry through
successfully tao distinct Btese ipirf The
pvBlipaagp u sbe iAei would brig upon
the iNo heterogeneous 4 shower d nd
eule. Reasonable men eau EiwEys aoJusi
Their olfbepl3ess irTrtonel men car nope
~ crown nothing with lasting SUCCESS"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27
~ C0L.UMN.


- t'aprlff lutnlllrtnle nf,r fntiiuEl1 .f
Il nlut "a slGiu uvfsr rusrufiics tupu 4
q, fqal.e. nn.li1. inrrIurs, ulsrl.liasis ras
Srar4utH ana rrisEsr Eau.ihuH furNlHfrd VIZ
Tsiilhif sem tgti uiAll ina 1emaig M 8,
iu-z lITpuptlT afiaudrf n. Ta5erfliuf 10 n
y 9rFun s'rssriripf
n "a 3 D-7 Worth hn1ulpf ueuf ufiur ~ f5t,5c
4 VIA 9niiigi VII atisnn So AL ordBrs sns
tHir free qt cnilrEe O. Aa EEir street iiatpeef
Etl-iilnf0 hirtn. Iupdvtu intui Eel 7fls..
phant ~ aud pRr E-irrsrir Ini
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

Yis the fgiipess " tipe" fHG GAzErrg
hopes " use tbp dirt ~ ~ sue Fort
worib & Rio'Graaos. % v Browpwood.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

INT GAZETTE 10 the only Norriue
DspeF 81 sasfh TeEeS thef now pvbtithet
the aseoci red Press tsiegTsms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

I7pB sALE-The ufIns & the Him Cont
a t1ailuT iute,y published az Hlutbnro. Tex
b offered inr safe Al two thirdHpf IT. roai vulue
~ enuic 9nt ufige complete good neHspupti
9atfit n 30. cfnuiilnu fir pnr 1culars 30
dress J. y II f'unE, HfnsbDrn, Tex.
4 fllE ktN IA fri cinss buildfug acTI7I (
A iocu.fo iuf q resiHurHni or European b vel
~ Town u ls.0pU pppUlU-ipfi. that has No sueh
seia.nllstIDent, An a % Eirir. Waco.
Nov IS NOU9 TINE-WiEiInr 20 -HiEe
- money. VIII sci Z few ia dsame lalf
riienp 1oT cash, WI sell q scUuHl Eertlei , Il
s'W hErreh On long time. with interest only
pHlhid, IN uarEuce : o. Moo-ia.
A EIEslAN BATH HOCeE--N HfFirEi i0VIT9
IL Wttfr, eighty gallons per minute, su1t q
rain Bler--wnite sulphur mErnesiG and apcE-
me beef DE1hing wGteT 10 the stste il may be
Lseu ~ ~ buf springs, drum bot while hEsh
anE single i1cketf- q Gents I've tickets. s.
MsIE't hayMaEer, prDprjBlurs, northwest
"t'rner puhiir HqugrH
REEHTc CON urrs1 q -i Bf-oiruT Fnutp ,1u+f ana
= IN v eule=sinE family Jzn1rt efarF, s,riui
:. ny ehei- EHjife Copying Co. ~ Canal ST. Rev YORK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

lTHE GAZETTE Eil receive subscriptions
for Mrs Martin and her children and &c
know ledge receipt Of tie same through
lts columns, keeping The list standing
unta ihe amount is finally rsceiptsc fo1
BY Der which receipt VIII also be printed
4 snsl contribution from each person
b9ie 70 give wiz amount 10 8 sum thai
Eould prove rerg grgtsful 70 the wieoN
and orphans q the deceased ofiioer, snd
state officers In the various counties IN
Texas would do themselves credit c,
making ~ Effort 20 raise a subscription
ioT THESE helpless ones. Tie name, post
Office address auo amount subscribed viii
ss printed AID kept standing IN TIE Ga
zETTE. Contributions 10 pgy amount VIII
y reeeiged and gratefully appreciated. -
n GAZBTTE
5UBsCRtPJIOss To MRt MAlTIy II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

BY USING nsas, me Chickens
For ssle i, 1 ~ Chicken Cholera Cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

!. a thoroughbred HambIetonian trottipg
s ','a one natural saddle stslIinn onS
one thoroughbred jack. Aiso coa-on n dnu
CoITRELL, KEAIppp g. ~, =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

gasoline Lake Lake sells the "Quick NEAR,
world S'o'e' which is ths best IN Sha
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27

TStE GAZETTE mas the largest
ssns-fsce circulation o. spy daily
as@sptpsr published IN Ts1ss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
EOk sALH--a0,DpQ acres Of inelcssd T,ss iTrs,,
II 1911 Ae-es q Wild lADdt Ia am qnauII-
" s1.1Vs aeres n farms IN TETrAnt EDc other
oeunN. ~ houees and lots 1nd Duiling t,,ts h,
acslfhple Locations. Apply 70 HuHusp a
fart @orih, Tex -
NJ VAEl-I0 loGn on Ecoc securijy- NT7Ief
VI discounted. J. G, inErH-n. o-ioe vi y
Agers L4tsiter. corner First and Mar s;reei
ENOh sALt-ihe DesI farm and to- a rT-i,s--f7
Il ~ northwest Texas for sAie. The proI,s, X
Surrounds the tom Of ghon,e 1fss s, 49,, :.
fourteen HUNDRED aud odd Ecres Eud some al
BhoDe, Tex. ~
NAN4AN RNLAAD, genera land krd 90
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a. q. Dopps, farmer ~
John Hoilis, clerk ...... -
X g. tatehett, clerk r" ~
sam silverman, produce merchant 10
n y. Cribs, drummer ol|
~ J. Fnull, clerk .tt't''- @
n " Hetchelt. merchant
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=. J, Mccfary, merchant u
y Y. Downing blacksmith ~
y y. Plymoll, farmer sff''.
u * Frazier, carpenter ~
y. D. Champion, farmer $3.50 y
Y Il nIinlth, farmer y
nifI Frazier, clerk tn postoflce ~
q. ID. Grissom, fsrmer '''''f' bQ
" - jackson, farmer y
= u hiilingsworth, araer. 70
y ~ copper. farmer. ......... ~
,. =. swain farmer ''.f''f. Is
y =. foangblood merchant ''''''N l0
y, y; i.eslie MGR hAnt ..,... ''''r''s %
w. 4 Robertson, clerk 'f''t'' 70
y, A. Tailor, merchant. ''f"t'' y
,.n IRON VALLEY MILLS.
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4 NDME n 9 see Tor yours II T7ne iIpe if,1-145 RI
" tired JERSEY Red hugs for sAle ~ Bowie eer-
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SCI cheap Nrs. lisa W. EIley.
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Do Lem, comlnehe coant7. T a

We TIE undersigned officials q ComeD-
chr oOurEys certify ttfst We Ers acquainted
VIII tns Pscu1iEry condition If Mrs.. NJ
Martin, and thai she Il 10 iDdigent cir
gnnstEnces, and is In every Wsr WORTHY
ne assistance Of or good people. ThEf
ber husband, j. A. Msriin, while serving
Is deputy sheriff q Conanche county,
wEs killed a. De Leon, In said county, O.
or EpoRi june 20, 1875.
L. Z. BFEwEK, CO. Judge.
J. D. BOSNER, c. G.
c.E WIL11NsoE, CO. ATTY.
" W CARROLL, d. G.
J. W. CUNsNGHAN, Sbersa.