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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
Tho Case of Benton,
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II the president has yielded 10 the Inn
portunitles OF Senator Vest ana REIN
stated Benton, tho United States attorney
In Western Missouri, who was removed
from Office few days before election for
making epeeches Ia favor OF his party, he
has corrected an obvious mistake.
Neither IN the clyll.sorylco law nor in
the promises at any time made by tho
president or his party Is there anything
lustifylng the rule that federal officer
holders shall not ht will address the peo-
pic on any subject that they please I'm
I'll recently no one set up such q prepos.
ferrous assumption. The whole aim Of
the Pendleton law, which at the time OF
It's passage met the full expectations Of
the ex Temst rcformers, was to provide
for the appointment Of subordipates With
reference TO their merits, and not because
OF their political affiliations, to
guarantee them against removal so
long 90 they filled their plhces
satisfactorily, TO prevent their asseas-
mont by campaign cOrruptionists and TO
inculvate u circumspectlon IN Office which
had been sadly wanting. Such thing as
removing man in an important eXecu-
tive Office for addressing his fellow.citi-
zCBs was not thought Of, and 10 the ex-
tent that the president has pursued that
policy he has done 30 without authority
OF law.
In government IKE this no apologies
should be necessary from an official, op-
pointed or elected, who on proper occa-
sion appears In defense or advocacy Of
the principles Of the party which IL In all
essentials the government. II the people
are to govern themselves they have right
To demand from their servants an account
OF their stewardship The Democratic
party Is to-day divided, almless and prac-
iicaliy puraly2Cd because the men In
Washington, deriving their power from
that party which, being tho majority, Is
practically tho people, refuse to lead IL or
give its principles vitality by publicly pro-
claiming them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
Jerosy bomoorntn.
WllIInm Wnlier rhnlnn.

III Goes seem remarkable that IL Is i'm.
possible 10 change any number OF Demo.
cratic votes In our state. IL has been
my custom Tor years To remain at the
polls on election day aud to talk with
men, friends and nelghbors, especially
the Democrats, with a view TO influencing
thelr votes by argument, They are
friendly with me and viii talk by the
hour, and sometimes find man who
VIII agree with me, but when Il comes TO
voting they vote the straight ticket.
There Is certainly something heroic In
the way they stand together
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

RaieB Of Advertising Furnished On Application
Rsniffianco6 bD drnH, pOsioRee m0Heg order On
rsDisierod letter, at riSt fgNoe,
Correspondence u s0ileNtd upon aH iielos enb
Jccfs.
PROMPT Information NJ ercHfs md Heira happen
fnOs Of 0ensrqi hieTcH solicited, anil ioW BE- prep
erin compensated
an Communications mfendcd for publication
0usf br accompanied m Tho ttriffr's fa@f dld mi
dress net Ioy publication bit "a nv cridcHee ~
gOOd nun
Parties pyiiiHg 10 tins GAZETTE ~ bpsiacss
pfrioHat 10 teHiseircs WW picdsc inciosc stamp Jor
rtpin
an i,fisra ~ Communications I'm TIM GAZETTE
tehefhty on busiHras or mr. pHbicdfion should be
nddressed ~ inE "a ErfE, ~ DEMOCRAT ron
Lfsitig0 Co, lent UOrfh, Ief., AND nor 10
fHDfyIDDAis
IN dss0ts, m0HfD Ordors, p0sini notes, cicp
should be mado paDabie 10 mo DEdoohAr ron
LfaHih0 co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

WINK Fort worth Is within few
miles Of Gainesville With steel rsilsi
while Fort Worth 10 going on into tho
Panhandle aud connection with the
Denver New orleans with tbs Fort
Worth h Denver, while Fort Worth IL
making the dirt fly on the Fort Worth q
Rio Grando towards Granburyi while Fort
Worth is sending out engineers 70 locate
the lire for 0 railroad to Jacksboro, an
other town that we wot Of ~ rolling nm
der its tongue the apochryphal story Of a
man who has earned a national reputation
az an artistic liar, on with the rail-
foadt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

Tx view OF tho fact that tho late strike
at Chicago is to BIO investigated by so.
crot committee, The question OF the ablli-
ty OF local leaders Of the Knighta OF La
Dor to sell tho order out becomes a sorl.
GUS one. II men nro 90 blindy obey tho
local boss, what 10 to prevent him from
ordering strike or boycott on one arm
In order TO advance the lntcroRts OF rival
TO that flrmf Aud II he ia paid TO do
this, who Will know u save those that d.
vide tho boodlo2 From Chicago the other
day came the news that,
10 tho order generally tho cameo of thla
second ttfh o has remained as much Of n mys
ty ~ TO the general public, and tho belief
hal Y wac political move on tho para OF bis.
ttiot Master Workman nutlof N growing MIR
Narlton, before lila return 10 philadelphia 4.
sald 10 have pronounced tho atrihe NO Tho
"dirtleHt pleco OF business" he had ever on
eountogod L has become 40 evident that nat
lor aud 'ho crowd about him made tiomen
doua mistake from which Thousands OF familiee
atlhe yards viii Ru1or tho ming winter that
the mVet strenuous odorte are TO be- made 10 Il I
the responsibility somewhere; ana II Ia tAid by
lhoae who ought 10 know that no one Ia mora
anNioue 70 do this than rowdcrly hlmself
lloneo this ouCrct committee, which viii ana
plenty TO do when Il arrives.
II viii not DO to claim honor and hon.
ea'y for every local leader, because tho
power and opportunity offered by il will
attract wolves In shcep's clothing, The
great danger so tho knights is their lead.
ershlp and blind obedience thereto. II
docs seem that common prudence would
suggest an Improvement on tho present
mode OF conducting thoir differences with
employers,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

Mr. CLYMnn has discovered an aDtldoto
TO insomnia, in odors that shall WOO sleep
to knit the rayeled sleeve OF care. II
Macbeth had only had crushed onion
tied around his neck, Banquos ghost
might have staid up as long as II pleased,
and glyon little care TO the royal MUIR
dercr no to It's being downed, whether
this discovery is boon to tho race is u
mooted question. To quiet an uneasy
conscience with onion odor may not pro
mote public morals, or lead TO that re-
penteuco which Ia never satisfied until
restitution Is made, A shlpload OF this
slccp.onticlng vegetable sent TO Bulgaria
might prove n profitable venture, for II
any crowned head Of modern days will
Ito uneasy II win BIO found t-ero, aud In
tho palneo OF ST, Petersburg where dwells
tho car who has Bulgaria under his
special wing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
WILLS poINr.

merchant CLOSED ny Attnohmnnt-Fnt,,l
Quarrel nt "a Party
Special TO tho Gazette.
Wills PoNr, Tax, Nov. 2s,--J. q,
ha'chell, heavy dealer In general mer.
cnanuise' was closed to-day by attach.
msnts aggregatipg ten or Twelve thousand
dollars The wills Point bank for ST..
gtoi Blankenship s Blake, Dallas. $500,
Laner- Flint, Galveston, S2 900, Leon
snu y Blum, $1,000; Joseph II, Rrown.
c c,t worth, St00i Kaufman q Rupge'
1alVestpn, $500, and number Of emaIier
papers have been paid promptly nnd none
plStssted, The cause Of tho failure Is IN.
uenulte The stock will invoice from ton
70 twelve thousand dollars. - W.
Last night, az a parry near Canton. a
u'"n named william Hubbard and one OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
nALfrIE naANoH oFFIces.

Dailas-,J. o. MeNenius, manager TnE GA
zHfT y II for sale IS al noWRdealefss buJacnp
lions taken At Gi4 Him street, Dnllas.
DaD;sOn-~1 n Loan, manngoL
WAoO-W T.. dlenn, manager
Wealhcrford--li Is. Dofsey, manager
pATis~.O. n MsKgY, manager
JDnerfOr-sE. w. Cameron, manager,
Marshall Robert Kennedy, manager
Abiiehns-d u, NintcT, manAR0r
Olsburnp--W W, ". iyrd, manager,
nj pah0-sJ. stephenson, 10 inRfor,
oaincsvlilo-E u. r, I'LL ana j. H. Hiokson,
mhuAgefa,
IIOnhnm4 q. E. Johnson. manager,
Honey groYg-~T y WORKMAN manager
UAlrda-Frauk DOrHHY, manager
Brnenyille II y Ellie manager.
CoiOfhdO--W W. AZ Nswkirk, manager
MinnoIa y, n, Mcdaniel, manager.
UigcO-sA ". Hednnld. manager.
Whitg6bsr0-J. q, Glenn, manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
THE PREACHERS AND THANKS
GIVING DAY.


IL Ia announced that tho preachers In
New Hampshire have resolved TO "boy.
colt" tho proclamation recently issued by
Gov, Currier of that state, cnjolning tho
observance OF tho goth inst. as day OF
Thanksgiving, Tho preachers say the
proclamation Is silent as to the existence
OF a divine being and docs not recommend
any religious Observance. This thcy con.
atrue as u spub 10 the cause OF religion
and tho pulpit AS we'll They will, there.
fore, when they open their services TO.
morrow, snub tho governor by ignoring
hie proclamation, instead OF which they
win read the presidents proclamation, a
document that broathrs deeply reveron-
tial sentiment, Ever and anon tina mat.
tor OF Manufacturing day, OF the religious
feature thereof, gets some governor
into hot water. when the blessed
cid acaldc fled the gubernato-
rial char OF Texas It win be remembered
that he etubboruly declined TO suggest
such observance, He said II was mixing
"ohuroh and s,ate,n aud planted himself
squaroiy on tho consultation as hts dc.
tense, His reply to an Eastern governor,
when the latter iunctlonary wanted all tho
governors 80 join in settling apart day for
prayers Tor President Gatheld, stricken
down by Gulteeu's bullet, has become his.
torIeal, Tho Texas preachers got after
the old man with sharp stick, but he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

siSoE tho animation from Austria that
an envoy VIII be sent to Washington aud
the Kelley matter adjusted, the B's are
buz,ing Lieut.. Gov. Back Is In wash.
ing,on, but, the fishing season over, tho
n. which hummcd In aummer-tlmo IL OK
poCtod In Dallas, "Por quo2"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

RUSSIA coqucltlng with France does
not suit Germany, this grim sentinel over
the balance OF power Of Europe being on.
posed TO any coalition between thoso two
powers, After accepting the pro,roiorAte
OF Russian subjects In bulgaria., and ap.
plying 60 tho chambers for military and
naval appropriations, France Is called
upon to explain her Intentions always
an embarrassing demand, az prospective
sonsin-law can tesilfy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

vrsRaAR never catches flies, Mr.. DO
honey. You moy lmpugn TnE GAzEfTg's
motives as you will, but you will not
proven. this paper from advocating sub.
mission, because II ia right for the pco.
plo's rulers To llaten 10 the people. sun,
mr. Dohoney, IL Is easier for camel to
enter tho eye Of cambria needle than
for one man TO bulldozo the population
Of Texaa In your own interest, Mr. DO.
honey, TH GAZETTE counsels you TO
moderation, Tor while you are one OF the
people you are not tho ruler Of the PEG
pie, and must ask for what you want just
Ike any other one Of The people,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
TEXAS IN TYPE.
Clippings from state Exchanges ON Matters
NJ lntawant

DnpplntH from btht1 EMchnnGoe on mnttern
Of Interest.
Honey Grove has this year received 49,
$50 bales Of cotton.
The fatteuing hogs around Bonham are
dyiug Of some strange disease.
In some parts OF Freestono county very
little grain Of any kind has been sown.
The nrst leo Of the season In Austin
county was seen last Thursday morning
Real estate to tho value OF s2G, 900
changed hands In Granbury last Wednes.
day.
The tust and other large zones, sup
posed 10 be those OF the mastodon, have
been upcarthcd on Verdi creek, In Modln1
county.
A. j. Norwood, living on Turtle creek,
near Kerrville, had his house and contents
destroyed by IRE on Wednesday night Of
last week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

NOT satisfied with warning on religion,
Bob ingersoll has begun war on tho mar.
rlage relation In a recent New York
lecture he said,
believe IN marriage. but no gentleman
wants woman 10 stAy win MIN after sha
wants 20 leave him Tho church sccma \,
1hlnk that by KEEPING people together who
won'i keep tho marriage contract they onnohio
tho human race. I denyit,
And, therefore, mo lady should want
man TO stay with her after no wants 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

FoRr wonTn ms no money to pay
Gath for inserting a lie in his New York
budget TO tho Cincinnati Enquirer, but II
did have money TO secure 80 many rail.
roads that now they come without money
and without price.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

Instead Of the usual bank check pre-.
senied BY patorfamiilas there will he a
model chicken coop with all modern i'm
proyemenis, and a prize trio Of high.bred
fowls. The mother will probably accom-
pany this gift with "Tho Poultercrs
Hand Book" or some other learned
treatise on cbicken-rRisiDg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

Tux Argentine Republic provides for
the education OF the children, making II
compulsory on the part OF parents and
guardians TO send their children regular
~ Not long Since father was sent 20
jail Tor three days for OBTAINING his son
at home. somlciyllIzed can no longer
describe people who place 80 high an
estimate on education.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

TnERE 10, Without question, much
'labor in politics. these days, but II ia
the labor OF tho aoithanded political
quaok aud choglatan, aud not OF the
horny handed son OF toll, so much ~ is
pretended Tho demagogue, the hack,
the quaek, tho communist and tho an.
arehlst are all Ut tho front beokonlng 10
the honest producers ana consumers OF
the land,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

FRANCE has to eat humble pie or lose
an estate valued AT iO,O0O,OOO francs.
Tho Duke D'Admale, when cxllcd, be.
quoathod hle estate NJ Chentilly TO the
country which drove him without her
bounds, and by q law OF that county
the gift cannot be accepted from an exile,
The only course remaining ia to recall
the baulshcd prince or lose the boqucst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

HurnuW NVW Era,
we Join In with the Fort Worth Ga.
znrTE and many other papers in tho state
IN asking q change IN the present election
laws. We see no reason why Tur q =.
RITES plan should not meet Win gen.
eral favor. II would work admirahiy a.
securing speedy count. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

lr ~ meet that Bob lngorsoll should
plead the cause Of anarchy. IIc would
rob the weary soul OF the nope that looks
70 heaven Tor rest and what more nt,lng
than that no who has laborod 10 rob the
hereafter ot lts reward should labor to
rob tho present Of lts law and otdorS An
anarchist himself IL is meet that no
should plead Tor HIS brothers condemned
10 death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

HE renters, whose s..,i
engaged in a quarrel NV \.
me-, ,no other nan IN The ,Is. Y
from which the iss s,'' N
man was not dead !, 'Al
expected TO die. ''A' I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

IN the death Of II. M. Hoxle the South.
weat system hsa Loaf an invaluable head
and jay Gould his ablost Lieutenant Mr.
Iloxlo's career as railroad man Is we'll
known to the people Of Texas and they
well understand the great loss TO railroad
interests, In this alluslon TO his dcath,
an account Of which appears elsewhere,
TuE GAZETTE IN reminded OF an incident
IN Mr.. lloxIo's career, when connected
with tho international & Great Northern
and when II was on the eve Of going into
tho hands Of receiver. At this juno.
ture, II Is said, Mr. Iloxio held back tho
moneys In tho hands OF the road and paid
on tho employees whit, instead OF letting
itgo with the road and other property
lie had iow superlors as railroad man.
ager and his loss will be deeply felt by
HIS associates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

WHATEVER charges may be brought
against the Doodle aldermen Of New York
they we're certainly above the superetl-
ton common TO many when they organ.
lied the club Of thirteen. For skeptlcs
the proof IS rather damagIDgi three Of
the thirteen are In Canada, two are dead,
ono crnzy, two state witnesses, one in
prison aud another on trial. At least
this moral can be safely drawn, when on.
gagged in the boodllng line, thirteen Is a"
uulucky numberl the fewer conndants
tue less LIABILITY 10 be betrayed. II Is the
old lesson Of thieves falling out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

TnEWE IL a $4,000 libel ault brewing
nj San Antonio. Ono esteemed contem.
porary ailudes 10 another as "tho blonde
stove pollaher.v
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

JONI SHERMAN ought TO have copies
OF the Edmunds letter printed aud handed
TO delegates TO tho next national Republl-
can convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
sproIAL NolI


EFUVEH"17 7777 \
Tho regular annual * 4 ~
holdOrs Of the foit "Seld * +
way company WI " Ycf Y
company, 10 tho cry n s.l5e
transfer Books y, X ", p
nor, AZ asi6p M anps
o. december, at laa " w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
They Mako mo anrs,ts.

- sunset journal
Ino business men OF Fort Worth know
their success and prosperity came through
Tue columns OF the Fort Worth GAzrrTr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
Tort wnr,hia nhinf
-Ig NprInRl PNnln.Tnnh.

Zig Springs Pantn,raph.
Tho contract for the Brownwood & Fort
Worth road TO Granbury has been let
ana soon art VIII begin to ny. Fort
Worth Ia the chief on the railroad boom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

Now Fort Worth Ia 10 have biz fair. Tho
Fort hlwsys prompt. Tho movi menl took
shape full carly, as was generally expected
llIoastOn Post,
1--WE understand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
Deserves Tho IrnIr.

Sulphur springs Enterprise
Fort Worth wants the Southwest Inter
state lar. Although none but the brave
deserve the fair, Fort Worth is deserving.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
n Would bepo,t.r.


-, froNldopoo Journal.
/, mr' fewder'y may perhaps, arrive al
s Wv, conclusion by and by that tho time 20
s'op a strike is before 1t happens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

"CmoRrN nxlnRsn will not DO lacking
at he wedding Of weeb Hayes, which il
70 take place during tho holidays.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

,ta sas c.!, CRY, No. W. Wy
f nase Cutting, the dIsc'sesa.e
Mexico, was marrle Il VS. ,.es' \
Sterling Natson, ! ~ ,s.I ns's M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
rort worth,s way.
Bowie Cross Tlmos,..

When the Fort wants railroad sho
simply " ,l,s puts up anu bids the builders 60
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

WEDNESDAY, moaSiso, SovEmunHat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

nspgubsc,il,ere wiebirg their address
changed from ono pOtt01ica 10 aDothbFs nuht
give ihe oi address ~ we'll ~ The new, or mo
change cannot be made
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

IyOlt SALE -200 acfes 81 sg,j.
II enclosed by seven hAEh Nlei v
with pOets eight feet hDAis; ~ n.
three small barns four c0rsla M
" Of other 0tOuk water, etc, sliit
head Of four year old cows Nlihal
Ougbred Hereford bull, eIily Nai Y
Gslvus, ycRrllng6 IN the spna
Hereford bulls, one ihagoulaa2'
bull, 100 h nd OF Poland uhlhapfi
orty IA three milOa west Of w
county, Tex. and Is fof ealc A y
cell ttuck Separate and Icnl W Il
torn OF years. There lisa hiigsa
must DO sold Address 0Nnlf Al
Joseph, Mo-, for the II X enellh
Plokwlck hotel roft Wcfle, ~
NOR SALE liolol d9iag > i9
u every thing newi thru, W,
centrally located Ia Fort Wea
BOly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

VufE Peoples is,si,,.as..
la,iynsnoTns' ~ slaira over ~. y.
,,s san,, notole iArms,. p'.1,iA
, ,nl,n,l,d hpd private ismlll alga,
teliablo help, both msis .'a " ~
aet ,op PROMPTLY attended J. ~ lssi
W wv. W. Ouynn, Proprietor = 7s'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

THE GAZETTE has tho largest
bona-hde Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper Published in TOXaS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

NNOis sALE--l.arRa hclsil Hls
II rooms, well yontilataj, esn1,
county tito Population IVY
forms oaey. Apply 70 Boo9
town, ToNas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24
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SHIP ii 5Sc%S' Main iI sirs''l I n
ofs, oualcrs IN catlic, ffcaa ".
A kIEsiAN BA1'H nOVyh...,.,'|
n water, eighty gallone WIZ .t.,,
rainwator-whitc aulphur, W.. \, |,
tho best bathing water y WY
ueed rs " Hot sprlnge, aiuss M
Ing. Single tickets, x osn .a.s. Y \
Markio 4 llaymaeorl pfoP'
corner public aqnRr -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24


.I......lsi 49, ~. u RI
AYE, Car, Nose and 4 ~ y
~ nued 20 apecial dleeasl,..,, w 4
Gilco over Fred 1 klpst wv
nR. EMORY X. NlAuA ,.s
- removed his once ahI A,
Fourth and Taylor aIfeel'' q x NJ
reeidence. Oiilco hours
m Telephone CONNECTIONS,
VIVIAN s Rfl.ANp. se ssl
v lection agents tVs
Texas, Tascosa, Tes' -e.,..'
DR. W. w, ROuTh, IVY, "a
J Dos MainS rect, oppossi,si \ /, J
a 10 i0 n mn. $3.50 10 I ana VA a
ii toi Residence rhlia w
Telephone connections
VTopdEs n WILLS
III Montague, rcsas' t,r,ap
70 land and comgerz..llA'. --.'
xAJ OOD, Fisttn rssp y
w Law, San Marcos, ~ ~ +
nAyis, DGALil \ l.v'llisssi
~ Oounaeloru n LaN Nsa
tionaI bGnb maia s'feeA ". -
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FOR TtKNr. -DWEILil

LfOR RIlNT---ll0usol 4 pitklll'
II ing; four + ome, hall, slAtlg. 3,
hennery Price $40 p0l month, 4
NJ. Brown, $40 Houston street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

SITUATION wAsr,s s,
'VANlEIi~MMl ad'


WANTED ny ginuemaa IA
w board with nicey laihlth,il
drosa, rivlrg terms ana loasiIs, (
tgAlEr-E ofllce,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-24

MOOMs ZOE AKAI.

WTANTED- 10 rent ona nIihlhi
w 81 " purposes, small hal li
Furnished, on or close 10 smklhtllis
u. H., Gazette Cilee.
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RATEa oF suRsonlP NON.

no MN 8UDSCHTBEBa,
tPosiags Prepaid bv ire PabHtAsTs)
DAIiy Weekly,
ono Year SO % ono Year, ..sosgl W
Hlx MQuthe 49,. h ~ sis Months .,ft.s -
Three Months % Three MOnhs %
Hnnday GAzETTE " per 0nnuin, posipaid'
DRLfPERkD mr. C.fHRfFRBf
Por Week 49,. 81. 20 cents.