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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
pAILRoAD pROBABlLI7YES.

The present year is full Of promise OF
railroad development in Texas. The
railroad atmosphere is full OF rumors and
speGn5@tiaAS Railroad .lngRgGtes are
ligarlng up the cost of desirable conuec-
lions and extensions. There is no brass
band parade TO attract attention; the
work is all quietly done, and the move
monts are made with an evident desire TO
keep under cover until all the plans are
matured for the prosecution Of work.
From these unusual proceedings we ar
que that enterprises are being conceived
which are soon TO be brought forth, and
which, when acted upon, will be of the
greatest consequence to Fort Worth and
the surrounding country.
The Missouri Pacific road Is in very
unquiet state. That road has enjoyed the
freest use OF the Texas Pacific lines Ia
this state, but the change in management
OF the latter since II was put IN the hands
of receiver has convinced Mr.. Gould
that he can no longer depend upon using
1t as an auxiliary of his system. Our
Gainesville special yesterday was full Of
meaning. 1t gave currency to rumor
that the Missouri Pacific cars were soon
to be denied the full use OF the Texas rs
ellie track between Fort Worth and
Whitesooro, aud without the use OF this
track the Missouri Pacific will be cut OF
from Fort Worth and connection with It's
southern extension from this point. To
gain this connection the gap from Fort
Worth to Whitesboro must be bridged by
a new line of rails. That this will be
done, and new road built from this
point TO connection with the Gould sys-
ten, probably at Gainesville, is one of
those things that may be expected to take
place without much warning.
Another connection that the Missouri
Pacific men seem TO have their eyes on is
the Western counties A road Is now
building from Bowie, on the Fort Worth
& Denver, TO Montague, some ten miles
distant. From Gainesville, the present
of the Missouri Pacific, to
Montague is not more than thirty.llye
miles, BY bridging this gap that road ac-
qnires connection with the Fort Worth
s Denver, and an extension through Jack,
Young and Throckmorton counties would
tap rich and growing region and com
mand larse local traffic as well as
good through traillc In cattle.
II is surmised that one or both Of these
projects is in contemplation by Mr.,
Gould, and the activity Of his lieutenants
gives strong color to the rumors of OK. /
as we have outlined.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
NE rALKs TOO MrcH.

II Gen. sherman were wise he would
have his mouth hermetIcally sealed and
scensor appointed TO revise his CORE
spondence and free it from foolish blum
ders. Gen. Fry contributed paper to
the December North American Review,
In which, among other things, It was al
legged that Gen. sherman had made the
remark that "had C, h. Smith lived,
Grant would haze disappeared to history
after Donolson" Sherman Immediately
wrote to the press that he mover said,
wrote or thought anything OF the
kind. After allowing him 10 ludalge In a
good deal Of yirtuous indignation against
the baseless libel, Gen. Fry produces aud
has printed in the Review letter written
by Gen. sherman last September, In
which he uses the very words ascribed TO
him. Denial being useless, he wrathiully
tenouuces Gen, Fry for using his private
correspondence,
When sherman made the deliberate
statement, year ago, Ina speech before
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

an audience Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public, that be had seen correspondence
from Jeff. Davis that would convict him
Of treason TO the Southern Confederacy
while rs president, Mr.. Davis wrote him
a letter denying his statement, challenging
him to name tho parties to the CORE
spondence, and, II he failed TO do so,
branding him as liar. The proof was
not produced, though Mr. Sherman
yolubly declared that he could and would
obtain the papers from the war archives.
4 few more such lapses of memory as
this last will convince people that upon
that occasion JEFF Davis told the truth
and Gen. Sherman-didn't.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
rwIr wy.Low.

| VIII sing You nice tile ditty
OF newspaper in he Bay CITY
Called me Sal',h, nc h, News
To read TIA act, though a pity.
They slar.d branch house at Dallas
Put on Eirs IKE prince IN his palace
FoS Worth ana the drummers 'A'''iieiS'
Gc''note lhAn their share OF rs malice.
/, ,h I C, altack on the drrmmors was foolish
hut the plncky GAzHirE "N''eooiish,
:, soon made Them regret
They ever had acted 20 mElish.
! nc result rs might be expected
. tne cause OF them being neglected
~, rnI ne merchant, the plumber.
, The mechanic nd drninm'r
'u' 'n M, 9 ~ morihSA1Errr It's respected
ClANK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
p"ENTY.sRvEN ROUNDS.
a $4,000 Struggling match-ro..,,,
of the Contesta,. Ahofts

Z" soooo smuggling Match-Terr,h,o ,,.,.
of the Contestants.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Tbe moo,,a
ran ranged recently between Jack ' nansg. ar
anu ~, JACK Fogarty for $4,000 occD rn9ssy
a., IN Uptown house Ia this city s earIr at
me BY the terms of tS Harry ms
eae men We're to weigh 1So nn mascn
e enIh, ana the winner was to take bouI ,a
T pna amount of the stake 'ss 1919 sne
a dempsey is twenty-five years s oi9 $1,000,
w .Jiset eight and one-hsli inches ts sSanus
o me,gnea l4s pounds Fogartv is t tan ana
S onS years Old five feet eight inches sme1 te
a,t welshed i49 pounds. The meS . s,l
morning. ''i an esriy hour this
csn,, one nrst round Dempsey fouobt ,u.
Fogay ously, hitting at the stomach WHY syfs
RarIy commenced on the chin "hHe
Turing the second round no.
p pnsa terrific left-hander on Fora psey
"V ~ making the blood squirt Sarsy's
c,d ~ .he third round Demns.v ~,
=" fogarty's left eye. Poesrtv s sa
mah e'y out hit short, whiie .ougnt
i IN ~, every blow tell and leave marp
sne fourth round Dempsey a1mos,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
HILLsBORO.
The Train Rioters Taken to Dallas-Per-
sonal Notes.

The Train Rioters Taken TO Dallas--Per-
sonal Notes.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
HILIsBoRo, TEX, Feb. Mckinney,
Brigham, Rawls and Friar, the four Hin
county officers who made themselves 50
notorious for their outrageous conduct
last Saturday evening on board the south
bound Missouri Pacific passenger train,
were this evening carried to Dallas
There they are to be tried before the
federal court for interfering with the
progress of United States mail train.
Conductor Buckley arrived in IIillsboro
yesterday and filed complaint against
them, when he left for Denlson. Mr.. T..
j. Ray, the train-master, was also in our
city investigating the matter. Consider
able Indignation is felt by our citizens
against these violators Of the law.
Mr.. David Tatum, n Quaker preacher,
lectured to our people in the Baptist
church tonight on the subject of temper
ance.
Mr.. T. II. Wear, travelling agent for
Max Elser, has paid Hillsboro a short
visit during the past week.
Prof, b. NJ Howard paid flying visit
to Temple during the past week. His
brother, Mr.. Jack Howard, returned with
him and will remain several days in our
city
Miss Sammie Parshall, charming
young lady from Whitney, is in town Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Bragg,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

IL their remarks about the electoral bill
now before the senate, some of the sena-
tors support plan that they looked upon
with adherence as the essence OF state
sovereignty in 1876. MIR. Evarts, FOR
instance, would have the governor of each
state ascertain the presidential electors
for such state aud certify them to the
federal senate In contests by rival claim
ants for such certificates the governors
decision should be dual, and the electors
certified by him would have to be ac-
cepted and their votes counted by the
senate. This is the very plan that Mr..
Evars regarded as an usurpation of the
RI hts of the senate In 1876. Gov. Grover
OF Oregon gave certificate OF election TO
one Democratic and two Republican elect
ors. That one Democratic vote would
have elected Tllden and defeated Hayes.
SO the senate rejected it and accepted the
three Republican votes OF Oregon, though
one OF the electors held no certificate
from the governor 20 show that he had
ever been chosen to represent Oregon in
the electoral college.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
mARROLD.
A kansas Capitalist Prospecting Room
for Home Missionaries.

for Home Missionaries.
special 70 the Gazette
HAROLD, TEX, Feb S.--A subscrip-
ton has been started 20 purchase an or
gan for the Sunday-school.
No religious organization Of any church
has been formed here yet. Probably the
Boab-Dorilla-Gahs OF Texas will look
after their home missions, after awhile.
The genial Charley Meredith, ranch
manager OF the franklin Land and Cattle
company, came down from Greer county
yesterday on his way to Archer county TO
look after the estate Of the late George
Cramner.
II. M. Sloan, late of the Gainesville
Land and Cattle company, is in town, and
has located a fine section OF school land
In Hardeman county. lie declares his
intention TO quit "cow punchingn and
turn granger. There is room and wei
come for several hundred more OF the
same sort In IIardeman and Wilbarger.
Mr.. w. ID. Rippey, Kansas capitalist,
has been here since Saturday inspecting
the rich prairies of this section with
view OF testing the wheat qualities of
Northwest Texas. He will accompany
Grass Commissioner Gass to the Panhan-
die and promises, If he likes the country,
to locate a colony OF 400 or 500 wheat
growers and farmers In that rich grain
country.
Quite a number of actual settlers have
located in the south part of this county
the past month, and large area of land
will be fenced and put in cultivation this
season.
Capt. McMurray went down the road
yesterday and will probably take in the
Falls during his absence
Harold still stands by Tue GAZETTE
and echoes: "0n with the bust"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
CALDWELL.
Rapid Strides of Burleson County Increase
in Whent Acreage.
Ccrrespondcnce of the Gayctte

Rapid Strides of Burleson County Increase
in wheat Acreage.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
CALnwEIL, TEX, Feb. after careful
=, , 'SSsi ~ l'rrAsSsNssN ui.,.u
this county is In much better condition
than 1t was one year ago. Nearly all of
our farmers have hog and hominy enough
for this years use aud they will devote
more attention to the raising of hogs and
grain than ever before. There will he an
increase in acreage Of probably per cent.
all new lands; but in cotton there win he
decrease OF at least 10 per cent, the low
prices OF last season being the PRINCIPAL
cause. Ninty-ilye per cent. of last year,s
crop mas been marketed and the few who
nave held cotton now regret il.
BUSINESS with our merchants continues
iair, but the demand for goods on credit
IS not as great as in former years.
Our worthy county commissioners have
lust had built by the King Iron and
Drluge company ilrst-class bridge across
davidson creek. Other much-needed
improvements have also been made on
our roads and bridges. We thipIr old
Burlesen is in fair way soon to become
prominent county of the state and
Caldwell, its seat of government is fast
becoming city of Importance. The
trade that Is naturally tributary IN this
place Is OF sufficient magnitude to guar
sntee the support OF much larger place.
ana as our citizens are live, wide-awako
PeoPie, we are sure the town must grow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
THE MARRIAGE RING.

Four sermons of the series now being
delivered by Rev. Dewitt Talmage on the
subject Of marriage have been printed IN
The GAzETrE. The others Of this series
treat OF the EQUITIES OF Husbands to
Wives" Duties OF wives to Husbands"
sin Matters of Religion, Should the wife
60 with the Husband or the Husband
with the wlfcSn "The Wrong Ways Of
Womon,n "Costume and Morals" "Com.
petcnt Housewifery,n "Senslble Young
Womanhood," "women Who will Pass
Life Single" "Inluence OF Sisters Over
Brothers." "Tho Modern Novel and
woman,n 'Boardlng-house and Hotel
Life" Treatment OF Manseyaut and
Maidscrvant." This series OF sermons
has been found Of much interest by
GAzETTE readers, and is attracting deep
attention. Those who desire TO read The
GAZETTE for this rare treat onlyc have
the Mondays edition mailed postpaid.
TIK GAEnrrE is the only paper In Texas
that prints the sermons OF Mr.. Talmage.
These sermons are also printed In the
Weekly GAnErrs, and subscribers to that
edition Of the paper will always nad them
IN the issne following their delivery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
The Duty of the Practitioner in Regard TO
Vaccination.


New England Medical Monthly.
The recent epidemic OF smallpox in
Montreal carries with IL fruitful lesson
It goes without the saying that had the
citizens of that fated city been properly
educated by the medical profession, and
had proper vaccination and reyaccnation
been practiced, there would have been no
such fatal results to the health Of the pub
lie and the commercial interests Of the
country. The duty of the family physi-
clan in regard TO the necessity of advo-
eating at all times the great and incalcu-
liable value OF vaccination, Is plain one.
Under all circumstances he should impress
upon those under his charge the protect
Ing power of the operation, its value as a
safeguard in travelling, and the sure pro-
lection it gives from loathsome and
oftentlmes fatal disease. Young moth
crs should be impressed with the
Importance OF having their babies early
yaccinated, and the members OF her fam
lily yeyacclnated at proper Intervals. We
think that a great responsibility rests
upon the practitioner in this matter. His
zeal should be constant, in order that the
subject may be Ggitated frequently before
the public and In the journals. II the ply
stefan takes proper interest and talks
about Il, his patients will be more in
terested and have more confidence In its
effects
No city, town or village is so healthily
situated, Its inhabitants dwelling In such
perfect homes from sanitary point Of
view, but that an epidemic may appear
and terrible scourge be produced Let
every physician engage in canvass of
al III. ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

HAS Senator Rlddleberger Of Virginia
seen a vision He has offered resolu-
tlon supporting the president in his con.
test with the Republican senators, and ev-
identity intends 10 net with the Democrats
In the coming fight. Along with Malone
he has always been counted among the
opposition. but the overthrow of the Re
odips'or nar,v In vlreJE,a. -hes..y,yNi,eANa
tered,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
GAZETTE BRANCH OFFICES.

BALLAST. O. Mckee, manager,
DHsTgOH--Dick Chamberlain, manager.
WAco-~A. g. O'Ncill manager,
SuEuMAH--,J. N. pllla, MANAGER
WEAHBRFoRD--lI. Is. Dorsey ana L. - NOR
vail, managers.
PApIs--C. II. Maxcy, manager.
,IEYTEnsOg--J. ID. Kitchens, manager.
MARsHALL--Robt. Kennedy, manager
ABTtHNE--W. Powell, manager.
CLYuURNK--W II. Byrd, manager.
III PAso--S. X. Lyons, manager.
GAfgHgvILLK--E, +. I'LL aud j. H. liicksOn
managers
BoNiIAM--C. Y. johnson, manager
HONEY GHOvE--L. @. tiill, manager.
BAIHD--.Frhnk Dorsey, manager
GHEREvILLK--W. II. wheeler, nanager
OoLouAno-W u. Newkirk, manager.
MsEoLA--y. Hufmaetor, manager.
CIsCo--W y. Pulley, manager.
WifrrEsBORo--J, q. Glonp, manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

THE subscribers to the Santa Re fund at
Dallas make a roll Of honor for the poor
men. The enterprise at Dallas seems TO
be among one class and that rlass not the
moneyed men. A few irst-class funerals
at Dallas would help the town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

IN nn1 M sad nls .a,nltagoulst d.. B
show n suS , ssomaeh. FosartgS WE Y "
was beaten. IVY qns A.
.n = the eleventh roasa
',nt ,l.' down by a blow eseo "a.
got up and fought ara AZ" g. q q, N
covered with blood sl'hs,l y
rl,ogarty's nose Win DtrpsI
Fogarty kept CROWN a'n lk,'
up Tor twenty.seven ~, rs.s.
' wnen Dempsey sent KY yaaos Il.
nearly insensible be pos he'
and tried to fight, but sS Y. % "a \
tie. 'pSey ealhls, Y
The time was ] hour. y,
gloves were used = nina
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
A Mad Dog nn,ns -

PARSONS, KAN, Feb, 4. ',e M :
thrown Into a state Of escl,~ Y, Y 4
day by a rabid dog which ~. .a' !
pearance. 1t paid no otter a'ss I
one or anything except Il I s,s, , /,
" in his way, when the "a, ~ /
Immediately seize 1t, give Il nv 4.
go on. The dog is known y H NJ.
several people and many A. ~
some horses have been 6It,s, \.
not known how many. TSss I.
Others bitten but not reported n, !, y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

Fort Worth GAZETTE. In justice 10 your
paper, / will take upon myself TO say
that simply re-echo the sentiments OF
five times twenty-five drummcrs when
state that know Of no commercial man
who ever so expressed himself, and, fur
thermore, have never met q drummer
that did not have kind word TO say OF
both the Galveston and Dallas News.
The latter particularly. T.. f. Marks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

TIN fund from which policemen were
paid was depleted 70 aid other funds.
Now let other funds pay the police fund
the amount due 1t. This is common hon
esty and simple justice to the city and
noljcemen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

HAD Swain, rs part OF the present state ad
minlstration, nothing TO do with the present
uncomplimcutary deneity--lwaco Examiner.
Yes. His warning that reduction of
taxation rate was impolitlc came
promptly. The warning was UNDECIDED
by the governor and legislature, and the
deficiency followed. Swain did all he
could TO prevent 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

EIdmTY-EIGnr sections of land, $500
acres, leased at the last sitting Of the land
board,at cents per acre. At this rate the
100000 acres of land will be leased at the
thousandth monthly meeting of the land
board, some time in A. d. 1888. The sa-
cred school fund must not be talked about.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
MIsOELLANkoIs

T[oH sAIE-lffty fst mrlts,
~ work. Address Colin Bros ~
EOR SALE-A phaion and l1,sS ,
A. new. also, a gentle pony. VIZ
dress j. M. Hamlet. corner Tern -
streets.
LOR SALE-Dr. Harley so.
- cure. at Hotel Pickwick nef''-
KoWe, agent.
A RT'ESIAN BATH H0usB--s,sl'..,.
water, eighty gallons per nsss s
rainwater-white sulphur, maeasa' 4 h
the best bathing water In the slet
used as at Hot springs, drunk ~
ing. Single tickets, IS cents " y
stanley 4 Markle, proprieiofs. n''~
public square. .....-.-. I.
NlNIAN q RYLAND, general ~ y.
" lection agents for tee -
Texas, Tascosa. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

H.J. WATERS, whose arrest was re-
ported from plttaburg in yesterdays GA
zgrrs, pleads for the mercy OF the court
on the ground that he has only four wives
instead Of seven, as was reported.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
pUsINE n, !, CHANCE

IF 700 want good prices icrEsI''
Il ship them tn j. II Roblnson =. 4.
dealer in fowls, 1918 Main stseet ~ y
LNoR SALE-Ihe lot on Housli
II tween Second and Third, ~ v
Worth Printing house Including ti' I
Terms easy. VIM. Tidball. n
WE WILL PUT UP for spn1s'ss
w amount Of yearlIngs, lwql : !,
Tie, ON short notice. A S0p'aTl
Two miles Of Baird, win sell, ofli.a \
horsos or Fort Worth property ~
er, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
PoWDER-woRKs aIos, !.
Three Huge Mills Esp,as.
Eorce-Repor, ,, ,p'oas VIA X.

inree Huge siiils Esp,oa.
Force-Report Hea,s ~, " "a n
DAYTON, ONO, Feb. 4 y
plosion occurred yesterds, !. 4 uitt
powder-works at Goes' !! lAl'
Aenia, where three no.a s.'1s
blown to atoms, and Gu pvsa't \
perintendent Of the @o'e S'ls...
burned and bruised thu t' y y
cover: Shortly after NJ y = e'i'
mills N Nos. 8 and 6 were M, = ha|
By the time they were r Xxx, = sSe'
NO: . exploded with s NV, 1li'|
which was plainly heard ,say 4
ana this city, sixteen mIlsa ~ ~. sl
NO. . Immediately followssSS s ssll
report, filling the air aronn sS w ~ 4
OF iron, timber, etc. TN ar s.' Wy 4
explosion is said TO be Inc, y ssas
wheels, arising from their ~ nsA' \
for several days. IVY w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
MONTAGUE.
Right OF Way Awards for the srontarua g.
Southwestern.

southwestern.
Special to the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, TEX, Feb. 3.--The com.
mlssloners appointed to condemn the
rlsnt OF way of the Montague d Soutb.
western railroad and assess the dama@as
ol NOSE over whose lands il Rms. have
T r III the following as their awards r .
~ W, b. Mead they awarded SO. the road
nSslng cut on about one-hali acre Of inc
s1tner OF his tract of land. To w w
\, SlSl, the road running diagonal
y across his land. To David Tonsy
loo, the road running so near his house
WAT, IL VIII necessitate its removal To
w imam Louis, $3.50. The parties ara
uIssatished with the award and speak of
appealing. ''A Va
- ,. Il. Hodges leftfo-day for Dallas TO
attend federal court. W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

THE railroads will soon legislate the
lease law out OF. existence. Railroads
mean actual settlers, and plows, and hoes,
and churches, and schools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

WORK on the Montague road to point
Just above Bowie is being rapidly
pushed. The work IL being done by
Montague people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

As soon as the Fort Worth & New Or
leans reaches waxahachie THE GAZETTE
viii send daily greeting TO its friends
along the line of the Central system.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
ALyonp. rkx. fob. .. 1881.

ALVoHp, TEX, Fob, 9, 1855,
To the Editor of tlc Gazette;
WIN you he 80 kind as to inform the many
readers OF your valuable paper whether or not
the proceeds of the United States malls pay
the expenses OF tho enlro service, or whether
tho government has 10 make an appropriation
to dcfray the cxpenso of the doGeicucyP
CPS.
No; the mail service does not pay ex-
penses. The deficiency for the last fiscal
year, ended June 81, 1885, was about
$1,000 900, which was covered by an APP
preparation, The estimated deficiency
for the year ending June 81, next, is
slightly less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

\ Texas festival that leaves no corpses
behind Is poor and splritless sort OF
auair The Texans fun evening dres
consists OF top boots and belt wsh
three pistols in Il,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

IL grading on the Fort Worth 6 Rio
Grande were now in progress the prob
lem would be much simpllhed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

81 MUST have fifteen more daily and
afty more on Sundays" ). II. Dillsi
Sherman. On with the bust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
THE aAznrrr AnnoAp.

TnE GAZETTE win be found for sale at the
places named In the following cities
CHICAGO, ILL,--W. y. Sizer, l5l Dearborn
strcet aud l.. Hchaiiner, Grand Pacific hotel
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Philltp kocder, 81 OliVc
Htreet and Jas. Ovorton, Southern hotel
Hor SPRINGS, AHR.--J, H. Davis y Co.,
Homer H. Bull, II Ilirshhcld and 7. H. Greene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

n the Missouri Pacific comes TO Fort
Worth from Gainesville, the network
will be thick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04
rO TIE pUBLIO.

Parties having bulls against The GA
zETTE will please present them promptly
on the LIST OF each month. On the lOtn
of each month every bill OF every KIND
will be settled in full. II found correct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-04

Was tho right OF way through the In
dian Territory grand bluR on the part
OF the Santa Fes