Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10

rIorous heaw,oly msrch, while she Wit
Ileqions OF seraphlni and the angelo
throng would march along the goldei
streets OF the New Jerusalem. Ana 10
day, while the lamentaii0n Of manl
mourning friends makes a dlrge OF sor
row, hope, celestlal-bOrn, looks throngf
1.-THE crystal tear-drop In the eye o.
dIsconsolate. weeping nature, and sees hel
alight frcm the old ship Of Zion, and
stand triumphant upon the haven OF rest,
on the other shore Of the sea Of deatb, en-
| loving the sweet rewards OF righteous
| life She died at Sulphur Springs, Aug
., and was brought back here and buried
with the members of the family that have
gone before She was grand old mother
In Israel, noble woman who leaves a
large line OF relatives and friends to
mourn her obit-l franklin Herald
WILL HE UNTANGLE?
Dollars to dimes that Hon. w. D.
Davis knew what, he was doing when he
withdrew from the contest for congress
sgainst Judge Hare. The thing is badly
mixed now between Judge Hare and Mr..
Pickett, and Mr.. Davis will perform the
untangling act at the proper time ~ Dali
las News.
HE MAY NEVER RETURN.
We are going 70 the state convention
next week and we shall return just as
soon as Martin is nominated for governor,
Garrison Tor comptroller, Hogg for at
torney-general, Cooper for superintend-
ent and Terrell 10 indorsed for United
States senator; as for the balance Of the
ticket, we will leave that TO others
TOverton Sharp Shooter.
MODEST STATEMENT.
Nearly all the railroads In the United
States lead to Henrietta Look at any
reliable railroad map. Henrietta hide
pendent.
An EDITORIAL TENDER.
We hereby tender our services to the
governor In case they are needed In war
with Mexico, and we have already spoken
to several who will g with us, the com
pany to be known as suffers, providing
the government will furnish sufficient
capital to carry on the business, to our
satisfaction Brackt tt News.
NO PARTICULARS.
There was Il rumpus night before last
between the colored Methodist and Bap-
tlst churches. We did not learn the par
ticulars - Texarkana indicator.
WHAT CAPT, SEEKER SAID.
Capt. SEEKER, who recently acted adju-
tant.general in the absence OF Gen. King,
said he could raise 10000 men in thirty
days to march against Mexico Uyalde
News.
A SHOCKING SIGHT IN CLEBURNE.
While in Cleburne last Monday We saw
one of the most ridiculous sights we ever
beheld, aud that was woman in wagon
with band of music gouging away at
other peoples jaw bones. We thought,
as we looked on, II dentist was to han
die us In as rough manner as we saw
her handle some who went up on that
wagon, II we didn't knock him down IL
would be because there was not strength
enough in our arm and body TO do so. IL
Is surprising that people will allow them
selves to be imposed on in any such man
ner. They should remember that we have
dentists in almost every community who
have made lifetime study of the profess
sion and have some reputation at stake,
and 1t IL simply preposterous to suppose
that an itinerant and irresponsible woman
with no professional reputation to lose
possesses greater skill or any new discOv-
cry not within reach of men who have
made the profession Of dentistry life
time study. - [Alyarado Signal.
HARD ON THE JUDGE.
ligbtt thopght that II Judge Pickett had
Az ,,,, "hle TO & Try
AN lMPoRrANT ORGANIZATION.
sGm-chewers' association has boen
sd IN Longyiew. The charter NM
pels are all adolescents and full Of an
.huslasm' We don't know who viii oa,
~ .ne gum contract. We will publish tb e1r
Gregg County Clarion. ' ''e' -