Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-30
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TIE Port Worth GsxErTE q last Sna.
Gag Was mKmmnta Sheet Of sixteen
pAzes Il cn1tiiaed msp u North
Tents, slowing ECrs Worth 70 be the
railroad csnser a ihst section, and The
coming ctr % sse S0ush. Z, Siso coz
tanned Illustrations q ihe leading bush
1s.s Eea ard their business houses; tae
Toe reside nces to8g adorr tAly Texas ks
vogolls. the churches ard the preachers.
TIE c0arr- house and iAn, auElF ne great
uew capitol buiidinE " she state % Texas
a. Austin. This balldiag, when comp .esg,
vii b. rext 10 size % ihs cap.iol a.
WsshirEton. THE GAZETTE gives fun
bistpry 20 TIE growth Of her cts FROM a
town o. so ishsbiianls 20 1876 20 3 cliF
81 90 ,CQg peopie Ia less. Whiis The town
has been growing Tux GAZETTE has
gown 20 be one q the largest and best
tsiiT papers 10 the South. Waite Tus
4 GAxETTc works mainly Tor Fort Worth,
gais great issue rrh -cts creSi. 90 ths en-
T tire state Milan C3urty Democrat
HAS LOST WIS GRIT
! Neun Brown, kaGi Of Dallas, has
lOsi bis EriV aud hasn't Guaranteed
F aeziost Fort Worth for q whole mouth.
Bal Siereii Is doubtless o. the bottom
q Hsrh's trouble Paris News.
wWNcx ccME TBEYs
Mr Eugene Duncan az this city hss
been spending = few DAYS AZ Tu1lty
Mills While there be went nstiug ir Al
HZatog lake, which is three miles from
The Trinity river ard Ia TIE f0Fks OF
she river and Dtnton creek file
caught some zoe carp aud i9i Of half
breed csrp sud b1HXio. Tire question Is
how came ibe carp 90 the laSes None
were ever put there by anyone, And
aGsin, who knew they would cross " n
the buffalo. L-t somebody auswer these
questions who can Dslias Herald
THE OUTLOOK FOR COTTnN
Wthin The last few days we have inter-
viewed several Leading farmers Go sections
tributary 70 Dtnison. We nnd that cot.
Ton Is generally becoming on the ton,
which is a sure Indication that the plant
has stopped growing, sud there is some
shedding caused 1y dr0uEnt-liEht. fire.
queut showers would start the growth
gradually, nat should there be baayy
rsins tae plant will throw of most Of It's
squares and blooms. Yet, there Is en- In
creased acreage, and without some disas-
Ter the yield viii be equal Il not ere ater
than last season. Corn on the gp-lands
has spfJcd severely from drought. and
% Is tOo1zte for ram 20 benefit the crop
Denison News.
Tx HEEpED THEM NOT.
q rare sight WIS witnessed or Austin
avenue lRsl evening. sturdy son o. the /
''Vaderland, armed with 8 STAG and AZ
tended by a dog Of the shepherd brand
marched down the middle Of The street
The man wore around his waist q heavy
leAtheru belt with a stout chain attached .
The chain also passed around the dogs
neck and he was forced TO keep close 20
his master, whether willing or rot.
The pair attracted general attention, but
the stolid old German paid no heed 70 II
and marched steadily on. He had the
dog out for exercise Wsco Day.
MAKES SMOOTH RUNNING.
Those members Of the pedagogio pro-
iessi0n who attended the State associate
a. Austin land voted IN favor Of the pas
sage Of the Blair bill, are being belab0red
by the TeXss press pretty sharply. Well,
we presume they acted upon the principle,
"every man TO his business" and what
can make q school run more smoothly
than pleihoric treasury The sun lurg
since announced It's opposition 70 the
measure, as In its opinion II WAS q means
Tor discussing the surplus In the treasury
to keep from applying Il In payment Of
the public debt. 70 say nothing OF the
Democratic principle Involved Cass
County sun.
ALMOST.
Miss Polly Light, dark hued damsel
OF some seventeen or eighteen gourdvlne
seasons, came TO town on Tuesday and
charged Mr.. William Henley, a highly
colOred Adonis Of seventeen or eighteen
cotton-chopping seasons, with having Sc
A has 4
and virtue. Mr. Henley was led to be-
lieve that he had TO marry the "gal" or
go TO ISL. although he did not want 10
marry he thought It was better % DO
married than to be IN jall, aud he had
the money on hand to buy the license
Mr.. Henley's mother being older than he
Is, aud having bad more experience in
the ways OF the world, refused to give
her consent to the forced wedding,
preterring 10 test the charge OF
seduction againet her boy In
the courts OF the country. The
case will be tried on its merits before
Justice Hackworth &c 10 a. m. to-day,
Wednesday, II Il Is not postponed. 1t
seems that Miss Light was engaged TO be
married TO another colored gentleman
some few months ago, and that not only
was the day for this happy event set, but
her wedding trousseau was prepared
About the time the wedding was To have
come OF the 10 be bridegroom eloped,
going to Austin county, and then and
there marrying another woman Cir
cumstances being such as TO make il de.
sirable for Miss Light TO be married
lady, Mr Henley was selected as a proper
subject 10 be transformed from single
man Into a benedict. The true inwarduess
OF the case will probably be developed al
the trial. Brennan Banner.
THE DENGuE FKvER AGAIN.
For week or more, cases Of dengue
fever have been reported IN various parts
Of the city, but with the exception OF
some three or four, all have been OF a |
mild type. II is reported that there are |
about o dozen cases in the city at this I
time, aud i has invaded the rural dis |
tTicts. Mr.. Joseph Roberts, living on 1
Bull creek, 1iteen miles northwest OF
the city, informed an Optic reporter YES 4
terday that he had two children very sick |
with dengue. They have not been IN /