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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
OUR BOOK TABLE.

The Forum, monthly magazine, Issued by
The Forum Publishing company, "a Fifth
avenue, New York.
In glancing over the table Of contents
OF the July number OF this live and ener-
getic magazine, there can be little doubt
as to the question OF the hour, for the
managers OF this monthly know the pub
lie mind, and In its pages are ever found
those topics of living interest which COM
mand public attention. Four OF the
articles deal with issues which arise from
the agitation of the labor question. Both
Bishop Spalding aud Rev. Dir. GLADDEN.
look for the solution OF many Of Its vexed
problems in the moral elevation of both
employer and employee; rejecting utterly
the idea of the "economisl" who would
make labor commodity amenable alone
to the law OF supply anu demand. Deny
ing that man is money-making animal,
the employer requiring in his work a
practical interest on the part of his work.
men, is bound to consider the effect OF
the employment he furnishes, and the re-
ward which ne gives, upon the lives and
happiness of those he employs. The
mission of to-day is TO give larger liberty
and fuller life 20 the whole people, that
the nation may possess the highest pos
sible degree Of health, yigor and inde-
pendence, and the solution seems not TO be
In trades-unioDs or by endowiug the gov.
eminent with more powers, but In lifting
every man to that plane where he shall
feel that he is his brothers. keeper
The article on the "Manuscript Mar
ket" Is not calculated to inspire the
young aspirant for literary fame with
much hope, as igures, always cold, dis.
agreeable facts, 90 to show that such
work is like the lottery, more blanks than
prizes, and that any dream OF fame will
line rude awakening. "a Wcman's
Duty TO Woman" deserves the careful
perusal Of every mother IN the land, as
well as teachers and those who have an
opportunity TO prepare and aid woman In
the life struggle.
The North American Review, No. 80 Lafqse to
place, New York. subscription prizes - per
annu N, single number 50 cents
Minister Cox in the July number gives
many Interesting facts on the subject Of
''Mohammedan Marriages." The Gus
toms prevailing are peculiar, aud this
faithful account will do much TO disabuse
our minds OF many erroneous impress
slons In regard TO the marriage relation
in the land Of the prophet; although II
viii not be apt 10 convert an outsider 10
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WACO.
To Contest Her Claim to n Fortune--A Ne
gro hoy Charged with Assauit.

To Contest Her Claim TO n Fortune--A Me-
gro hoy Charged with Assault.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July 5.-The city council
will meet Wednesday night TO pass upon
the action OF awarding the street-paving
contract to Sphar & Keller Of Dallas, who
are to put down what is known as the
Tllford pavement. Also the contract LOT
curbing aud gutteriug 10 Jchn iehnant oi
Waco. The figures at whlch inc Wofh Is
awarded have been sent to TnE GAZETTE.
There was lively rivalry between Dallas
and Fort Worth parties for this work.
Al thc street committee comprises half
az the aldermen, 1t Is almost certain the
action OF the committee will be Endorsed.
bishops Nersz aud Gallagher, Will
nearly all the priests who came here to
attend the Catholic church dedicatory
services yesterday, have departed for
their respective homes.
Mrs. Hitchcock, wife of L. G. Hitch
cock, telegraph editor OF the Examiner,
! Is in st. Louis, where she has taken the
preliminary steps to contest her claim as
! the only legal heir ID an estate of SO ,0OO,-
600 In California.
The Fourth of July was observed here
to-day by the banks aud postonlce clos
ing. Otherwise there was no attention
paid TO the anniversary.
Charles Sears, negro boy eighteen
years old, was brought to the city to-day
and jailed. He is charged with attempt
ing to outrage last night Miss Arnold, the
daughter of farmer who lives twelve
miles east Of the city. She says she was
awakened during last night aud found
Sears in her room with lighted candle.
He stated his purpose and she screamed,
whereupon he ran out. Her father came
In and was informed of her fright The
negro was hired on the place as la.
borer During the night Farmer Arnold
heard the negro enter his (the negro's)
bedroom and arrested him. Sears de
mics the charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
TEXAS IN TYPE.
The Drift OF Events IN various Quarters OF
the LDno Star State.

Mr. Hugh Mcconnell fell asleep in a
chair at the Capitol hotel in Houston.
An employee robbed him; the next evening
the thief was arrested, the next day tried
aud cor demued 10 eight years hard labor
In the penitentiary.
There have been six sunstrokes In San
Antonio tiii season, three of them fatal
This is unprecedented in the history of
that city.
DIR. A. Mcdonald was fatally injured
by q freight train at IIutto. He only lived
about two hours after the accident.
A demented man named Ed Shay threw
himself in front OF train near Pittsburgh,
the entire train passing over him, cutting
his head open, crushing his legs and cut
ting his body Ia twain.
Land owners in Erath county seem to
be having trouble in getting their claims
established, one man having paid for his
Homestead four times, another having
twice paid back claims.
The Morris county Herald speaks OF
peas grown Ia that county the pods meas
uring over two and half feet in length
Hardemau county is making fine cx
hibit OF honey, one man pronouncn!
| the sample shown superior to any shown
at the Toronto exposition in 1888.
Charles Darnell, who was tried and con
victed of murder in 1888, and brought L
Terrell on plea Of insanity, has been re
turned TO Wood county TO receive hi
sentence at the next term OF the court,
The fierce cutters seem to be stiIl a
work; the fence around Mr.. w. A. Car
lilies hay farm near Prairleville was GU
al. to pieces one day last week, and tn
stock destroyed all his hay.
The sale OF lots in BallInger amouute,
TO 100000, the first choice brlngin
5000 bank has been organized Their
with paid.up capital Of $4,000,
young woman named Ida Garrison
now living in Denison, paints and draw
with brush or pencil placed between tn
4 big toe of the left foot. Five years az
she fell from a tree and was partially par
alyzed from Injuries taen sustained. any,
Miss Sammie Henderson Of Paris re
ceived the gold medal and laurel crow
for superior literary merit at the AcadC
my of Florlssant, ST, Louis county, Mo,
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AIDED Jon pAyl., swse,hear..

CHARLEsrowN, W VA, June 2s.--
There lives on Spring Roauecounty
Thomas Simon, aged nlnety-four, who was
bugler for Gen. Taylor In the Mexican
war The old man is blind, but has q
clear mind and loves TO talk about the
stern old warrior. He takes great pride
In telling how he used to carry letters
from JEFF Davis to Miss Taylor, daughter
OF Gen. Taylor, and return with the reply
lie often drove Miss Taylor out in O
buggy to meet JEFF Davis, who aiterward
married her. He says they We're very
handsome couple. but Gen. Taylor was
not an admirer OF Davis and forbade him
keeping company with his daughter. Mr.
Simon says the young folks were deter.
mined to marry, aud he aided them all
he could
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06

| Fsii Through firidge-Sermon--
10 Hard Woik for Fun.
Is The Gazette.
IsoNf Ten, July 5.-Dled, ats 10
TX last night, July 4, Mrs. Emma NJ.
sey, wife OF Charles T. Kingsley,
D wenty eight years. Mrs. Kingsley
,ikbuta very few days. Her death has
9gloom over the community, for she
N Christian woman and beloved by
knew her. The funeral will take
oinorrow at O'Clock a. m. from
Est Pfesbyteran church. Interment
tjpiew cemetery.
Lntn Sanford OF New York city is
her friend and schoolmate, Miss
lanna.
be evening OF July George W.
fe nson fell through the Choctaw
ID the Territory, breaking his
li9h and left leg, and left thigh ex-
0Dr. Harry Acheson dressed
enas. He was sent to the hospital
tlH
Nslsenberg OF the First Methodist
i. st church preached the third OF
| lt Ht1 ot sermons on the Apostles
Il yctierday. His subject was the
~ a9kt which was handled 10 an
z losical manner.
| Nne evening Rev. Whaling at the
" e4flan church preached forcl-
SERMON against tale-bearing,
lug and other evils, resulting
| Il perverted use of words and Lam
llusi1ess on the Boulevard line OF
"a are was lively yesterday and the
y fteRt that CIR axle broke from
ding.
u,ly 81 hilarious boys took posses
ln 6treet-car on the Boulevard line
~ CITY limits last night, dismissed
4 Ind team, sending them home,
'oY Rmused themselves by pushing
uro.I1 ihe top OF long grade, getting
\, fIding down, until the novelty
~ nd their spirits tagged, when
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
LONGYIEW.
Hurry Ing UP the City Bonds--A Stir in Tenn
perance circles.

peranco circles.
Special TO the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, TEX, July 5.--Longyiew
city bonds to the amount of S14 900 were
received last Friday, signed and sent on
to Austin for the proper signatures there.
These bonds have already been sold at 30,
and the buyer is hprrying up Mayor Kelly,
the purchase money already being on de-
posit. The contract for the school build
ing Is let, and the building will be pushed
forward to an early completion. Ia fact,
it is an absolute necessity that it should
be, as there is no school building in the
city.
James Young of Sherman, grand lee
turer Of tne United Friends of Temper
ance, gave an address on that theme TO a
crowded house at the Methodist church
last night Sixty-nine names were OBJ
tanned as foundation for council OF
the Uuited Friends Of Temperance, which
was organized tonight, Mr.. Young de-
liyered another lecture tonight at the
Baptist church. The colored citizens are
very much enthused over the temperance
question, nearly hundred having Joined
the temperance workers of the w 9. T. U
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Notes from GAINESVILLE.

special 10 the Gazette.
GArNEsvILLE, TEX. july "a commit
tee Of citizens from this place will leave
for Mckinney this week to meet Mr..
Waldo of the Central road. The purpose
OF this meeting will be TO consult about
the extension from Mckinney to Gaines
vile, which has been talked OF for some
time
Mr.. =. II. WEIGH, for long time brake
man on the passenger between this city
and Whitesboro, has charge of the train
now, Mr.. Henley, the regular conductor,
having been called away Mr.. Welch, by
his efficient service and gentlemanly man
ners, has won the esteem Of both the rail-
road employees and the travelling public,
and the latter would be especially glad to
see him promoted 70 the position be is
now filling temporarily. tits understood
Conductor Henley will be given larger
run, and II this be so Mr.. Welch will
doubtless succeed to the place ne now
holds
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a rennsy. ynnln MLdeet.

PHILADELPHIA Cor. New York World.
"Baby Bunting that could very
readily be wrapped III the rabbit-skln OF
nursery iors has been born to farmers
wife in tie little settlement Of Bell Bemk
Chester county, Pa, which is about eight
miles from oxford. The infant is most
wonderful freak OF nature. When ushered
Into existence, two weeks ago, IL was
barely ten inches in length, and 1t failed TO
get the better OF a four-pound weight when
placed Ia the other end OF an ordinary
pair Of scales in the village grocery store
The father Is II fine hearty farmer, rather
above than below medium height, named
Nelson Bunting. He is forty-nye years
old, and his wife, Julia, who Is not over
two or three years his junior, is quite
a large woman. They are the pareats Of
half dozen ghls and boys fully as large
as children oftheir respective ages usually
are, and they can offer no explanation Of
this apparent phenomenon, Since her
birth "Baby" Bunting has not grown In
any perceptible degree, but she Is by no
means weak or puny, despite her diminu-
tive size, and her voice Is as powerful as
that OF the largest infant ever born. She
is well proporGioned and pretty, and is
generally considered perfect specimen
of midget. Her fathers Sunday SILK
hat is plenty large enough to hide her
completely, and when put in a half gallon
measure her head does not come within
several inches of the top.
The Bunting farmhouse has been over.
run ever since the birth with throngs Of
! visitors from the surrounding country
anxious to see the little one, and NUN
Der OF people from Philadelphia have also
had sufficient curiosity 10 make a pill
grimage TO get glimpse of the young
woman.
Father Bunting Ia thinking seriously Of
exhibiting the Guild next winter in one OF
the dime museums here, and II is said
| that he has already entered into CORE
sponaence with the managers OF the Ninth
and Arch streets show.
The baby has not yet been named, but
the suggestion that l. should be called
Frank Folsom Cleveland Bunting 10 honor
of the presidents bride, ON whose we'd
ding day It was born, has met with some
favor, and 1t is probable that it will be so
lchrlstened.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
SHERMAN.
Rnmored IDjuueuon-wil Build a Bif
Battle-Ground Mention.

Humored iDJuucuon-Wii Build a BiE
Diill-PersonRl Mention.
Special to the Gazette
SHERMAN, TEX, July DIT Is rnmored
that the opponents OF water-works win
apply for an injunction restraining the
issuing OF bonds for that purpose. They
haven't ghost Of chance 10 succeed.
The mossbacks have been relegated 10 q
perpetual back seat.
s Jme time next month the Farmers
alliance will hold convention, probably
at Van Aistyne, made up OF delegates
from all The alliances in Grayson county.
II Is reported that one OF the principal
objects Of the convention will be 10 con
slider the establishment OF S75, 900 flour
mill. The gentleman who gave the In,
formation stated that the farmers were
tired Of selling their grain at such low
figures and would cooperate 70 build this
mill In order TO handle their own wheat.
Mr.. n b Jones, talented young law
yer OF Atlanta, Ga, is here visiting his
cousins, the grocers Of that name
Misses Fay and Susie Binkley have re-
turned from visiting relatives In Denton.
Judge Wheeler u Cisco, candidate for
the neutensnt-governorship, was here
yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
THE RAILROADS.

The depot OF the Fort Worth & New
Orleans is nearly completed.
1t Is said that large quantities Of steel
rails are on the way for the Texas & Pa
citic, to be laid from Fort Worth west.
Receiver Brown Is determined to make
the road a tirst-class one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06

they jumped the next car and came to
town.
There are several picnlcs near town to-
day, and general gathering at the Boule-
ward park.
The Missouri Pacific machine. shops, the
banks and postofice are observing the
national holiday to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06

10 thc Gazette. o.
|cA, Tx, July GA protrscted
BIZ was commenced here on Satur-
|at promises to be of unusual IN
AZ least 100 penitents were at the
last night. DR.. John Collier IS III
lance.
$50 bill mentioned in Sunday
|rE was stolen from Il. w. Gatn-
L Weatherford, but nearly all tne
Il was recovered today.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
To hid on the Paris y Great Northern.

Special TO the Gazette.
PANS. TEX, July 5.--Eleyen contract
ors from Chicago, New Jersey, Pueblo,
Colo, and other places are in the city to
bid on the construction of the Paris &
Great Northern railroad. The contract
calls for completion of the road from
Paris to Red river In three months. The
contract for the above road from this city
TO Red river and the contract for the
Frisco from Fort Smith to Red river will
be let list, Louis on Thursday.
Chief Engineer Dunn OF the Frisco is
In the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06

Citizens OF Edwards county are sinking
shafts In the mountains near Leaky. Some
Of the samples sent TO experts assay S6s
per ton. The ores contain both gold and
silver.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
TT g subscription.

special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, July 5.-The subscrip-
ton for the Denison & Washita railway
grows apace and VIII soon be COM
pleted
j. l.. A. Thomas, passenger agent OF
the Bee line, Is in the city.
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court az Henderson.

|nknsoN, TEX, July 1.-The Joly
b. the district court convened in
|sv so.day. A grand jury was i'm
| 4 ana the civil docket was taken
M cflminal docket is set for the
week of this term Of court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06

|.nfpo, TAX, July s.-A. 7. Aliens
some l74o head, were sold at trus-
lie io.day for 92l cents per head,
Ia SO per head for the same outnt
|afD ago. They we're purchased by
M d large sheepman here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
Parker County Commissioners,

aTifEnFoRp, Ten, July County
|issloners' court was in session to-
| I'D BOOK out insurance on the build
tie amount Of $4,000, and $4,000
on loss from storm or tornado.
iaI men and mechanics have served
unty Judge with notices that they
| ia the courthouse liable for their
b.. j. Penland put in a claim for
2ka and 7. j. Burk & Co. OF Fort
| 4 $40 in a claim against the court
FIR @1q04.
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Arre,ted for Horse-Thoft.

pondence OF inc UAAeIIe' -,
,RlnrrA, TEX, July 4.-one Bill
was arrested and placed in jail at
ace yesterday for horse-theft. Mr..
fesided in Clay county about four
|LIses south of this place. Not long
both he and citizens horse disap-
| from the country. II is reported
|hen Smith was first found in pos
d Of the horse, he said; 81 suppose
got my foot in 1t, but | supposed
|Fse was really stray"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
Bonhan.

|lttc the Gazette.
|NMAM, TEX, July 5.-Cawley, the
|whc dld the killing of Bailey john
| / the road from here Saturday, will
his examining trial soon. Nearly
| ona iustifies the killing as done in
efenge. Johnson Was buried yes
| KnSghts of Pythias lodge here will
ont en- masse to Honey Grove on
rhpfeday to be there at the public
! cation OF officers of that lodge. A
|ktime is expected, and special car
|. xeiy run from here.
Gsch game of ball will take place
Atpfday between the Whitewright
|N3nham teams.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
FINANCIAr.

Mooney 10 lOAN-4On farms gnd rhnchos,
lNl la sums OF $500 and upward, at yeev low
Humphreys \ Braniy, over cor. Fist q Main
streets. Fort Worth, Tcv.
MONEY 10 LOAN--Nlangun a Miliams
INA have some cash that they viii put out In
short loans; also soma fine city property for
sale once oil liouston ssroet
MONEY 40 LOAN i viii bay veadore' Her
NL land notes In eume OF $1,000 and over (,
loans made all over North Texas on improved
real estate ON long time AZ low rates. James 3.
simpson. ~ Elm street. Dqllae. Tex
MONEY 10 LOAN--J. @. Ingram, Newton
lNl II IRasiter, attorney nc law. Moacy to
loan In any amount on real estate IL any part
Of reNa1, and vondor lien nOtea discounted,
+ irst National bank, For. WORTH Texas. Fort
Worth National bank, Fort Worth, TeNae Ap-
ply TO or addrcts lngram Lasslter, ll0is Main
Btroct Fort Worth TeNas
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Overdose.

| 20 the Gh1uIIe'
| hksvILLE, TEX, July . George
b voung man connected with the
Bra printing olllce, nearly killed
Ii accidentally with morphine yes
lie had taken an overdose to re-
\ balm occasioned by a wound in
|talld was found in an lnsensible
lon late in the evening. Medical
s promptly summoned and with
|lDugh but effectual efforts he was
wake during the night and is pro-
|. I'd out OF danger this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
TATE NEWS.
IA Happenings Of the Day
occurrences Tor Veal or
Woe Recorded.

IA IRON. over the state Reported
4,hiIy for tho Gazette BY lite
own Corresisondents'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
WANT COLUMN


rNnE Peoples tptaldscnoa aud Employment
Il office, mp stairs 0y'e poetonl 20, Il iom n. +.
Railroads, hoteia farmers, merchants. con
tracto aud rlyatc amilicA furnished with
rcliable he y both male ami fomnle. An on.
dets promptly attended 10, Telephone No. ".
G. w Gnynn, Proprietor.
If Charl v West, formerly stage driver out
Il Wcet, win ecnd HE nd r 50 10 The rnder
signed, he viii learn something TO his adyan
tapo stage Driver, care s.asuttc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
PROFESSIONAL.

ATiyIAN 4 RYLAND, general land and COL
Y lection ageniE for the Panhandle "
reKss, TnscosN, Tex.
hR. w. ". hUDYu, nUiueOp hthlHt~Ur3co
/ J 60a Mains rect, opposite pOstodce. Hours;
10 10 "a. M, 1880 70 and 10 5 y. m. Sundays
n 10 l.. Residences Third street, corner Euat.
Telephone connections.
NTODGES q NFid,o, AtiVfueyh az low,
III Montague, Texas, Special attention given
10 land and commerGia-- itignti0n.
~ -. MUkDi, attorney AZ law and lsnd
Ia, agent Clay county, Henrietta, Tex,
Oiico In court house.
nIRCHeIhLD a slEfliENn IBOs., law
ID yorT and lnnc agenih, Vernon, KibarRer
county, Toxa, render lands and pay taxes,
furnish abgtracp Of and perfect titlte. buynen,
redeem aud Tcl resent owners Of foal estate.
deman, Wichita Knox Baylor and Archer
eouBtier THra u"gsfinr snecialty.
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No Examining rriaI.

n 60 fhe Gazette.
|NT0R, TEX, July 5.-Regarding the
|s5tcd outrage by the black demon,
Davis, on Mrs. Gum, white, as re-
n in to.day's GAZETTE, new devel-
its reveal the fact that he not only
|Ipted but accomplished his work
| he held her throat with his hands,
|sbnowledged by the lady 10 her
lis lass night. The husband is at
now. and quite an infurlated com
|ty exists. II the thing were to be
over we doubt that the fend
b ever be given an e. mining trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

VLTANTED--I want house OF SIX or seven
w rooms, with water connections, stable,
lot; central location. Address box 81. city.
A kTESlAh RAM houSh-Nhturni novinK
IA water, eighty gallons per minute, soft a.
the beat bathing water IN the state. u may DO
used as at Hot Springs, drunk hot while bath,
lag. single tickets, 70 contBi I've tickets, 81.
Markle n NQymakcr, prOpriotofs n0rthwest
sorner public aquar
MORT NORTH MISUNDERSTANDING HRgyeit,
i taxidormist. All birds aud animals SCI up
~ natural na life,
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marine Intelligence.

B the Gazette.
nsroN, TEX, July 5.-Arriyed
,i6 Lampasas from New York.
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FOR RNNT-nNYEI.LINns

NOR RENT-~A three room cottage. fur
II niBhod; corner sixth and Calhoun streets.
Aprlv to j. 5, CI.AtKsoN, 502 and 5Oi Houston
street,
NOR REN I--ParI of furnlshed house APP
II ply corner Fifth and Jones streets.
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ron sALE~ REAL ESTATE.

II acres In pasture, two miles Of Balrd one
lfth cash, balance long time or will trade for
cattle or Fort Worth property bOns Hatcher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-06
BUSINESS CHANoEs.

Il building. corner Main and Fifth streets
Apply 10 j. NJ PEElis
JATANTED- Drug store, Invoicing from slO00
w TO 5000, In some live town, IN exchange,
In part, for desirable town property IN Oieco.
Tex aud balance on time. Address GitteAu A.
Wa dron, Druggists, Denieon, Ten.
MAJ ANTED--A hotel uniuTnished, WITHIN 100
w OF 800 miles OF Fort Worth. WIN lease
building for three or nve years Address ID.
Jones, care Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex
WANTED Ia exchange, three sestions OF
w good grazing land IN tho Panhandle Of
Texas for good property In Decatur, or for
good improved farm In Wise county. Addresa
Z Il. Morgan, Fort Worth, Tex.
L,Oll SALE "A GOOD paying mercantile tuui-
II ness In u country town about 5000 re-
quired. For further particulars apply 10 ChRa.