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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
A wrLD ron Rrr0RM LADoR.

Tho National DfnRgisis' association,
recently In session ~ Minneapolis, de-
oiared that tho use u morphine ~ a
atlmulaot IL growing 10 M alarming az
tent This druggists ought 10 know, for
they soil the morphine Tho Haddeat
phase VI tho morphine habit II that ite
victims arc very largely women, or per.
sons who would not become addicted 10
Indulgence In liquors. Hers IN noid Tor
tho phllaDihropic labore u moral reform.
ore. Why not organize crusade hRalnat
tho manufacture or sale Of morphine, and
pat II IN tho same category with alcohDl2
There are nearly m many habitna ueora
u morphine IN thla country ~ tloro arc
liquor drinkers, The use of the drug Ia
fully ~ detrimental 10 health, happlncaa
aud practical usefulness AZ Oyorlnduls
genco ~ whlaky or beer, Tho if0hibi,
tloDiets want ~ reaguo The men whose
appetltca make them slaves 10 llquId m.
toxlcanls II lisa laudablo aspiration II
tho proper means are uecd, not good
man Or woman In tho land can or viii
object nut why not Try 90 rescue the
uuioftnoaies $50 many Of them women
who aro wives and mothors) whose oppe.
titop have placed them In The grasp Of ,ho
powdefy ipt0xlcout known ~ morphlhoi
Tho drug wrecks bodioa, b0mea aud hearts
ell over tbs country Has pr CauGtl,
10 his zeal ~ n phllanthropiat and q re-
former, ever gwen any thought 10 this
phase Of tho tomporanGe,moralit quea.
lion, It's 10 be- feared that nv las not
and Will moi, but MI ihc same the NOR.
phloo babit IA ~ evil that will iairly take
rank with the liquor oyil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
LMp0RrMn MLAnnr

" wna stated not long since TINT B0t
cxlcb from Roumclia woro landed in Now
/ Yoik peHnllcso, For human beings In
such destitute condition landed on for
Clgn shore, there eau bG iolt only tympa
thy, but there IN no reason why tlia coun,
Wy should b0 mado tho aaylum for The
patippf Uklioa VI other lauos oar fec
country has long becn The asylum Of the
opprGsaed, bat The time has como when
hclf.prOtoGllOp demands q close scrutiny
Of those who land on our shOrca The
llborlug elaraea Of this country have long
beon Oppoeod 10 free trade, bat the bloat.
cd ady0Gatoa u prOtout0n never yot
pointed 10 their deceived operatives u pic.
turo 80 injurious 10 tho interests
Of American laborors ~ Tho tree admla
sion oi paupeIa from European nations,
which, strangely enough, tho advocates
81 protection never thought to oppoao.
Wages are reduced aud labor degraded by
competition with the victims of the den.
potiam Of tho Old World, aud tho
cause OF Universal liberty h retarded by
The Importation Of European misery and
desires into our FREQ and prosperous re,
public, II MI these people wero kept In
their respective countries, their wrolchod
condition would arouse attention and 40.
ton against thglr oppfeBaora aud per,
hapa lead 70 reform OF overthrow Of bac
governments. la tbs interests OF labor
and for tho protection Of society, pau
pcrs nnd anarchists should DO returned
10 the lands from which they came
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

EyenY eyl OF "monopoly'' Of which
the people complain Is tho work OF 10.
publican rulo. Every Republican In Tar.
rant county VINO II now doing business m
Mogoe, 10 lead the people out of the
wilderness, voted Tor and sustained Tho
Republican party Ia lts loglslatlon on the
financop The iarIn, railroad land grants
aud all else that tended 10 benefit tho few
NJ tho expense Of tho many, rhoao mon
Gt'll retain membership In Tho Republican
party tboy are trying 20 aoduco Demo.
Gratis into Tho support Of hybrid ticket,
but whom tho election Ia over they viii
etlll be ready 10 aid and ahot tho party
that Is responsible Tor All Of which people
now complain,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
nigh L,oense.


We believe we nee growing dlspoel.
tlon TO give high license trial, W. do
not expect to live long enough 10 aec total
prohibition, by states, adopted In this
country, yot II may In Tins come. Hut
We should be glad 70 SOC the time intor,
yonl1g lllled Ia with bgb license. II tho
state ahould demand tho sum OF $1,000 II
ycnf for the privilege Of aclliDR lntoxicats
Ing liquors, giving the counties nnd incor.
porhted cities authority 70 loyy half Tint
sum 0acb, the figures would run up no
high that all dogRerles would bo closed
up and saloons would be- confined 10 tho
cities, aud that IN limited numbers. We
do not expect tho legislature 70 do this,
but va ARC clearly u tho opinion that II
would prove greater benefit than will
tho vote, which In sure 10 bo had ON state
prohibition, Prohibition Cannot DO carried
In Texas 1t present, aud this fact In gen.
orally admitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

considerable damage. The dam Of the
Power company was damaged 10 the
amount VI $1,000.
Honhapi merchants bought on wednos.
day last Gii bales ~ cotton, Total
amount ~ 70 that date 0iB7 BALES Prices
ranged from 70 TO 20, one bale Of ex.
Urn quality bringing . 90,
In some parts ~ Parker county thore IA
much complaint of what II known ~ The
grass or careless worm. They prey upon
Tho young whentl one farmer had twgnly
acres destroyed IN this WY.
Comanche county le,fclolclpg over tho
Improvement from thH latG raing, Stock
10 looking better, millct a0wn late II
heading out and viii make Gne CROP
t1rnipe are all up aud growing rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
TIE KANuoKs ALAnMEn.
fha Dominion Government Looking fJi
traitors ~ Homo.

tha Dominion Government LookinR f1i
Traitors ~ Home.
OTTAWA, ONr,, Oct For some tim,
past tho Dominion government has been
watching with considerable suspicion aoy
crnl members Of tho civil service who are
In sympathy with the Home Rule party IN
Ireland, and who, ~ was feared, were on
donvorlDg 10 SOW seeds of BedltiOn nmonp
other government officials, IN yiuw Ol
this an order WAS issued Saturday com.
polling eV0ty member of tho civil service
10 take The oath OF allegiance
TO tho queen, falling In which lhoii
pay would b6 stopped, N IL quito evident
that the fears Of the government have
bocu aroused, ~ Ia connection with this
movement II has now boon proved,
beyond n doubt, that IN the recent
robbery " tho minutes OF tho meeting Of
tho ~, l'atrleka society, they were stolen
from mo room by government official,
who recently Joined the society for no
other purpose than TO AccUrG these books,
which the government believes viii dis,
close certain facts bearing evidence OF
several prominent members ut tho Clyll
service having spoken disloyHlly " tho
queen and tho country, aud oi having
identified Themselves with tho National
party u han been an open ReGrot for
R1metlm0 that there arO several members
OF The elYll service who are IN nympathy
Win, II they do not belong to tho Eehlnn
brotherhood. They ara being hhnrply
watched by outside detectives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

JnRgHnsoA DAVIS has found ~ nocea
garY TO give William Tecumseh Bhor
man another hauiiDg oyor the ooula IN 70
ply TO tho statement madg by Gen, Bhor.
man nncnt the ex'probidont'a policy
Sherman stated That ho had authority iol
the ASSERTION that Dayie, II tho South had
succeeded IN Ia struggle with tho North
would have opposed, with military force
the attempt of any Northern atato b.
withdraw from the co,iederacy In Other
words, President Davis did not intcut
that tho principle OF secession should b,
perpetnated aud roooRnlzsd by the Con
tpdorato government. IN choice, but tera,
Eugllah, Mr. Davis station that GEN Shor
man has boon guilty oi tho sin thai
brought Anuaulaa aud saphlra to an un
Timely end,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
TEXAS IN TYpE.



~ Interest
Capt 4, q KlnRsbury OF Austin was
sorloualy Injured by Kick from pot
colt.
A second vein Of water has been struck
~ peCoa city that flows NJ tho ratio Of 400
Rallone per minute
NJ William Daley died near Lilac,
Milan county, from the effects OF nh In.
Jury received IN gn,
Went Davis o. Morgan's Mills, Erath
county, has been adiudg0d lunatic, aud
VIII DO sent To an Asylum,
The Cuoro Star spcaka OF sample Of
iato There ~ a quarter OF nm acre Of II
averaging alA feet 10 height
Han Saba II receiving aeed wheat for
distribution Tho rains there havs boon
partial, and stock water Ii scarce.
Tho worms IN Austin county have bpen
very destructive ~ thu top crop cotton,
completely stripping the stalks 0f every,
thing green.
During the month Of September tbere
were shipped from Kyle 1929 haleH OF
cotton, showing o falling OF Of 100 bales
on The returns OF The year previous.
The pro,ractod rains IN Bee county
have lntofiercd with the haylna, and
farmers there fear the crop of nav and
cotton VIII DO cat abort by Tho worms.
The rains u Tuesday last 20 raised tho
waters Of Tho san Marcos az 20 occasion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
hIiHunL,AnEOua,

DiR0itrinGD u erErnl6NB 1id
~ ysre and lhi Il AggntB, Vernon, n
county rGN i,anOe rendered Tor sam
paid for non rGeid ntH, Abhlfaqli
furnished, lnhna negotiated, 1--WE,
inod aud perfected Lhndb oaamlaliI
yidod, lluY, sell, fodCom. ana nple
owners OF real 6htnto. fave HomplaeN
~ titles 10 Vernon aud Wlihhfyfi
Prompt attention " AL Uuhinera n
oapafttiirntH, Land u lgatl0n y spegle
4 ivLplgh afAllts sALO0N 4Juhep'
~ pflotgr, No. US Main street. lrlbe
~ Htniih, Tho beat ~ eynrt lhlof n
pttfebH Wv Polite htt6H1hBlA,
A iEthbiAh BAril iiDUaE-.k ARll
N Whtef, eighty gallunn pnr nIpat
thlnwator white aulDhlr, ninsnubinst
mo bnHt bathing wnt6r ~ Tho Atsts n
pnnd NJ ~ hot hprlDRh, drunk hOiVH
ms Single Tickets, % contal hsc W
Marble y IiaymhhHr, pfOprlot0fsl
0Gfnor public aguhr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

TuR woman autfraReta OF Wisconsin
hold q state convention NJ Milwaukee the
other day They will petition tho mex,
legislature 10 legaille woman suffrage In
municipal elections, with the understand.
Ing that II the system proves Impractical
HE the law shall be repealed Their the.
DRY 10 that In municipal elections thcre n
a greater proportion " corruption and
Venallly than In state or national oloc.
tlons, They contend that II women can
have voice In naming the mon who arc
10 DO mayors anu aldermen Of towns ANA
cities, that municipal politics win be-
gradually purified aud mado moro 20.
npeotAblo, Tho blessed women are, por.
hapa, correct Ia their Alslug up oi munloi
pal politics Tho question In n women,
given tho ballot, can bring about an i'm.
proved condition Of afiaira, II may DO
said, however 70 the credit OF the
women auftraRlsta Of Wisconsin, that thoy
arc more moderate IN thoir demands than
thelf alptera IN other atatCa. Az rule tho
average woman suftfaRiel docs not want
half way OF probation measures, sho
viii not eonoedo thai tbs systom which
pho desires 10 pat into effect mus, Of no.
oeasiiy DO largely experimental, sho
wants the whole Loaf, not halt. aud ihs
privilege Of yoting for every oalcial, from
constable NJ 70 president,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

brEAHEn CARBIDE has Il aon who In a
chip of Tho old block lilo IL young
man Just entering public iio aud N aB
nlatlpg tho Kansas Democrats In their
state canvass, llIa epeeGh NJ Wioh'
lta, Rams, fow days ago
was mastery exposition Of The
Ubiquitous tanr system, and made q
marked impression upon an audiences
eomp0acd largely oi farmers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

funnN Is limit 10 human iofDoarance,
aud The tins hae come 10 onliRhton news
peper wrtors on the proper rendering VI
an old proyofb that seems 10 bc Ia rcqui.
ulll1p NJ progent, "Dpiowr may seem
10 Huch ~ tho proper word 10 apply TO
blrda, but the original has ~, bpla a
dirty bird which bpiogls her own nest"
Tho attention Of our oontomporprios ID
called TO this amendment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

hN EMORY II. NIXON, homw0ss
~ removed his uiliC0 and rphidpnli'
Fourth and Taylor ath eta, iir, i:rea=
tnellgn0p, ONCE h0ufhi y 10 lghNf
~ Telephone connections,
VIVIAN = nYLAAD, general lApt
" lection agents for Tho fha11
ToERa, raHcosh, T0S,
nh w w. hOuTn. IIOmeopaa
= 90 Mains rect, 0pp0allo pQaloea.l
= 70 ~ y, ~, 2iaO % aRnd 7 " u y. y.
u u J. Residence Third street, eah
Tnl0phoho connections,
lfODaEB a WELLS, AtiaeneN
y Montague, Texas. special Alifpf
70 lana anu nommnroia litigation.
W Oub, flbiihlt ~ fuitii, Al#
w Law, Han Marcos, 1'ntaa
nAVih, bEALl. Il itUsEl.A, Ates
~ Councillors ht Law, over lvll Y
uonnl hnnh Main street. Fort WoilA.s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

sAH FgAsc,aoo showed It's well known
hospitality IA hor entertainment OF The
q, A H., aud uttor oil bills are paid there
rs surplus oi $4,000, which viii bo
turned over 10 tho Soldiers Homo NJ
YouBtylIe This In bettor than tho
methods pursued At H. Louis and Gal.
weston, where tne yialtors seem 10 bo ro-
gsrded a legitimate prey for oxtOnloncrb,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

DEr1na have lot ufant'a body Ito
moalderng in the grave, than ha,c law
au't over the ombalmlng The Grant
tsnlIy refuse 10 pay the biz they are NOT
huilt that way, and tho editor oi the New
fofh Sun proposes 60 bo charitable ~ the
extent Of eooo yorily, groatuosa has
ia ponAltlea,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

IlgNnY Ggon0e canvass Tor mayor Of
New York n booming along Just Hike
other political campaigns, Contributions
Of money are made and tho money IA
spent where " will do tho most good
Tboy MI DO ", Notwithstanding every
"Toform" movement starts out with dep.
rocatioo Of the use Of money In olec'
tionh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

Ar rms time Of the burning Of The
PcmbertOn mill In Lawrence, Mass, there
was Of the fund donated part unap
proprated, which now amounts IA
$4,000 This tho people u that town
have decided to uao for tho rollof Of The
CharleetoD aufforore, Sueh aota ms these
20 iartbor toward heating old wounds
than all tho words Of domnRoguos can
Midnn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
FLORIDA LYECnlNG.

Two supposed tnosudinriss strung ZIP 10 a
Tree.
QUINCY, FLA, oct. i,--Tho bodies OF
j, H. Harris aud man named Buckley
were found here yesterday hanging 20 the
limbs OF n tree. Harris was farmer and
Owner Of grlat mill Buckley was hia
miller. A week ago last night Tho new
Mn OF J 7, Howard, few miles from
llerrlh' was burned by an incondiary
ana suspicion turned toward tho two
mon whose dead bodies were found. THE
suspicion wan undoubtedly correct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

Tux Knights Of Labor exclude lawyers
from membership In their order, Yet
when Knights Of Labor set up political
party there arc found lawyers who Will
hang about mn order, Into which tboy can
not gain admillapoe, for Tho Tow crumbf
that TALL from the table ~ which ihcy arc
not allowed 10 eit ~ full fellowship
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

rus editor Of the B0nbam News has
evidently beon there, from The way he
describes donguo, AiIer comparing the
agony In each separate part OF tho body
% that caused by MI the known and un'
Known torturce Of the inqulgltion, bo con.
clpdoa by saying that tho balance OF the
body feels an II II was being chowed by
hpua
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

able, perhaps, 70 sci Mr., zinn right be.
fore the public but nothing Tng ga.
zgTfr could do would dissipate Tho con
vlction made on The public mind in March
and April by this now organ Of The Dark.
Lantern party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
aiTUArion wAnrnD -mAlI

MJ hNrND = 4 position ~ bootl
w Hhlnnmhn ilUfer0n0eh given VI
w., box 900, Auatin, FOX,
MAJ akligD Althntion ~ ndoAkeqpal
w man n noGgbAAty, VIII 0ecupiJ
OF 10th IN n retail house. Good NJ
Address "i,," nhrd HnlfgtD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

gnLsE IIupp has beon ronomna,ed for
congress 10 his old datrlot IN Oho, aud
now Tor contest that viii show whether
tho protrGtion barona 80 The East .arc 10
continue tb0lr domination over the DO.
mocrapy iu ths WoBl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

rates 81 Advertising Furnished on Application
Heg.iffacn0ss 5D trim, posfoGee m0neB 0tdeT ~
- eeOlaiered tcfieg', ~ risf 0ItN0r,
Correspondence u sohoifed upon ~ ne'es spc'
ls1fs
f'rOYgpf lhjosBnti0n NJ .epeUfs m nsiga happen
isoi oCgensyai iifsrea solicited, gnd mn b. Bf0p
eyiD compensated,
Iu ol,rsggti oiiiona Intended IN publication
f,sAf b 0odagip Gisd M the Wrtteys mana and al
arass i,ot Jor Publication th ~ 40 evidence ~
good (ltih
Parties Wtiiin0 10 TIN lAzwtrg on business
personal 10 Themselves wiH please inoioso stamp J0r
rspiy.
An lstieFa Rotating 10 bnsinsu NJ mn lind AhOild
BE- 0ddFfaaed ~ Tnn 0ASBirE, Fort Forth Tsp,
DEMOCRAT pUnJIBIiIH0 COMPANY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

50rrosH there we're beard Of oquali.
gAtlon IN Fort Worth that would fairly
and aquareiy oqualigo tho valuations Of
property rendered Tor taxation, would
not The aeseaaod values OF the city DO In,
creased ono or two million dollars and
ita tar rate reducodf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

THH acaaon Of tho year approachath
when the man Of family retlrca 10 hisbod
all stove up, whllO the good wife dis.
Coursoth on tho solemn obligations I'm.
posed ny the third commandment,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

Coz HwAiH evidences HIS claim 10
being tho true metal, in that no proposes
10 advocate the claims Of the Democratic
nonlrccs. II Ia q litile hard for man
TO deliver his own funeral Grafton, but
principle rluoe above personal coualdera,
ton when he sinks self In public interest,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

WIEN rnallsh lords sock American
wives and Al heir 20 tho British throne
wants " marry AN ohio giri, s,ho dlatIue,
lions % caste and ihe dlyinity which doth
hedge klnga In ihe 0ld World arc threat.
enod with dire disaster, ttlsa long step
70 democratic government. whom lha slate
VI English society is Aueh that pron,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

unioA0o ID indignant that tho itoy, liam
JonoH limited her capacity for ainning 20
tho bible category Limitloaa In hcr 70.
sources, she dsolalm0 any buundArleuI
no pontup uIloa contracts her powers,
and abe proposes TO distance London aud
uomotrah, and All lhc cities oi tho plalua.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

TuH iron rats arc being laid on roads
10 tho north and TO the northwest ot Fort
Worth. IN another year thoy will be laid
In two other directions,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

BqAlE DBMOORA1fO TiURET
For goyornOt, J., n. Ross.
For iouteuant.goyernof, r. -. Wheeler.
For attornoy.Reuurnl James y llosg'
Ror associate justice, Reuben II. Gaines.
For land commissioner, u, NJ, Hall
nor comptroller, John y, Mccall
For treasurer, Frank Lubbock,
For superintendent public instruction,
o, u Cooper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

EoB ttEhr plonknnl fnrnlshad NJ
II rent, Sltuabla Tor gon tlolnAn asS
gen ment Apply ~ w. N0rdttlt
Foufili nnd Grove ttranta,
Eoii itINT An on rs room AesI.,
u markham, co0ef Fourth and XII
lyon RENf HAL 9hx0O foot IN brils
wen ventilated. han high eeillnt \
hty llR' N, WIN ront ! W and nnt iliss
Der Tor lodge us0 1wO enliauhaa X
MAIN atrntt hnd ono from Woalbpfioll
W Y IWombly y son, l17 Mhln
Lpit RES The room, 3bklO fuel, IA
Jones RfOG ~ atDf6 llna banh n
hYh 4 inting ONCE duiinS The baht fp6l
Wrll llRhtod aud ventilated IL bfioh \
v y Iwombly " son
LfUitNfynisD Rooms 1h,ss n
Ippinn, ~ hlhifn, W hlnEle geaesnl
Addtuhs u " " caro- no rs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
wANTMn rllMAIrlll.l,n

WANTED Tyo female petynnl. <.
Nv lnG, muddy and RennfI NJ,
go mans preferred Whgat tlDno, w.
blll, l. ~ '''''' "sa
M ANrhDa Ladies' 10 work IA, x.
w tfAynllpEi something nnilroIg K.
lhllrh oniY "a fhliy nasily masei TX N
PAIN lhl par lGglhfH ffeB. Mndna h n
hos iiH, thiang0 ~. = y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

DIBTRfGT DEMOORATI0 TTGKET
liorConGroaa, Sixth District, Jo Abbott
Hor state senator, j, j Jarvis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

Npd BALE NuCGhd nhnd aafo IA riK
combination lock, FOR pHfllonlsn
b20 Chnfry street
TfoH bALH OF rent. two story NJ
niRhl rooms, Win bath room and h
room gnOd Aigyo IN tho kilGbUn, wlih
tor attachments tor tho bnlb room NJ
GATED conner Wet second and fl0renlil
Apply 20 u u. rwombiy s son, i0I MA
EOlt GALE o. rent, 10 10 foas n
Tenn street, ana ali2 on Tpkaa MA
Two Bh0h l0Harg Hnd iva baTHH an iho 4
hnntn OF llvo rOpma IN good repair, VIM
Uhlofn NJ tho door. fip other huV
lhfoo to0ns WIN Aell of rent hens
70 party. eelrlBg 10 purchase Will m
lime aud low lntotdat Apply 10 II, a, III
~ sou l0I vain A'rr0t,
INuit bALEasOr funi, pasture III lN
u ulnp milua fUrthwuht ~ tnn aityta
good wlfo fence. three wires, with a.
t0oG feet apart Tits paBtafp has wiwl
ana tlmbNf tor shelter, "a no of tbs bed
pastures In the county, WIN sol ihth
low Aaufo, Hnd on long tiino NJ iofi
intbrNht, or VIII rent 20 good parly III
neat Good house on tho paatufn f0fiN'
Y TwOmbif A. NGn, l0i MhlH street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

L'Oi bALE 'ihfoo hundred 5000 4
y ntuerh Ia pnBtufo hire, and SAT-. III
broke hOiecA, y, A. llhirh0f, toft M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

PRgOfN0T DEMOCRATIC TIoREr.
Commlssionor, precinct No. II O,
Holloway
Justices Of tho Peace, q, Nance aud
Frank IT, Bmith,
Constable, John Thompson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

wArTmn. .nlAI.n -.

M ANJgD--'i' u coat h a gyo n..,..
Wy wiz pay hieyHns Uhiosao Nifty
body n james, lgi rano, f''e'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05

THE GAZETTE haS Tho Largest
bona-hde Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper Published In ToxaO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
COUNTY DnMooRATI0 rGKNT

COUNTY DEMO 0RATIG TICRET
Representative, Cleo W Finger,
County Judge, Hon Aam ifurmun
County attorney, II H. CarlOuk
County clerk, John r. Bwayne
District clerk, j., II, Taylor.
Bhorln, - II Ahlpp.
County treasurer. W, Y ferguson,
County Assessor, James Robinson
Tax collector, j. 10. Murray,
County SUI y0g0r, a, W. williams.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
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