Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-15
TEXAS IN TYPE.
Clippings from state Exchanges ON Matters
OF Interest.
RAIlRoAp MAGNArE TALK.

OF Interest.
RAILROAD MAGNATE TALK.
"On to Hillsboro," is now the talk
among railroad magnates.-- Hillsboro
Reflector.
CAN'T BE LENT OUT.
II Paris could borrow the city council
of GAINESVILLE for month she would have
city hall and new school buildings
Paris News.
WHAT Numbered THEJR LoCoMoTIoN.
Several OF our citizens, city and coun-
try, have Imoibed sufficient Jersey linght-
ming to impede. their progress at different
times this week - Ennis Recorder.
GOOD BUT or NO USE.
Glen Rose has a rattling good Jail, but
to It's credit and to the cTedis of the
county, but little use,is made OF II. 1t
is not -used now at all.-[Glen Rose
Falcon.
EXEUNT DURHAMs.
The days of Durham cattle are fast
drawing TO close In this part of the
country--the Central railroad is to be
fenced-they will all be longhorns now
Il Mckinney Democrat.
THE MAN WHO LAUGHS.
There is one San Angelo man whose
face is wreathCd In smiles whenever the
thermomt ter gets up to over 100 degrees
President Millspaugh OF the ice fac
tory.--[ San Angelo Enterprise.
DIpN'T GO WITH THE MULTITUDE.
Thus far Sulphur Springs has shown
her good sense, as well aS her scarcity of
loafers and idlers, by failing to raise
company OF officers for the Mexican
war; Sulphur Springs Gazette.
GOOD SUMMER LITERATURE
The Austin newspaper men are show
ing up each others records. The pub
lished record of the immortal Nat O.
Henderson would make excellent mid
summer reading I'll Paso Herald.
WHAT PoET WAS TT?
A music dealer In the state says there
is not hardly farmhouse between
/ Farmersville and Mckinney in which
there is not plano or organ. A poet
says; "a love for music shows gifted
intellect. ~ Farmersvllle Times.
WHAT THEY ARE 'sPILIN'" FOR.
On, how we do thirst and hunger for
the opening Of the public schools. There
are two or three hundred urchins roaming
upos the streets just -i'spilln'" for the
want OF the proper administration of the
| rod III Cleburne Trl-Weekly News.
| III STILL fLOUkiSilkS.
The Chronicle continues to grow In
favor with the good people OF this and
surrounding counties, In spite Of the
slurs and epithets thrown at II by few
NANCY, ours aud whisky bloats Of our
community Hunt County Chronicle.
CAN'T REFER TO LIMESTONE.
Prohibition orators in this county will
stu have to depend on Bee, Rockwell
e..
statistics about empty jails, lower taxa
statistics will not oil the bin,--IMexl
Ledger.
WILD JAMBORKE.
oliver Baker brought us a lug o
delicious cider. For moral T. asons W,
don't often drink with the kids of tn,
composing-rOom, but on this occasion w,
: called them In aud had sort OF wild Jam
boree. A vote OF thanks was unanimonsl
rendered tothe generous donor.-[ Belde
Herald.
MRS. nUTcncRAFr's METHOD.
Mrs. Hutchcraft, who resides ON Ton
avenue, threw dipp Of hot water int
5 the faco OF a tramp Wednesday morninl
4 This fellow insisted on breakfast. Whe
!. theslady threw the water she dArted OF
/ of the back door and called for he
4 neighbors. We learn that the tran
l. howled with pain and beat Aasty r
i treat II Denlson News.
NJ INK WE'RE THE PHYSICIAN.
Nature surely needs some assistance
producing rain. We are not the FAM
n physician Of the clerk OF the weather, b
10 IL ws did hold that exalted position
IL would recommend that n little turpenti
be rubbed over the Kidneys Of the who