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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-28
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THE
MAIL SERVICES

The REGISTER is in receipt Of the follow
ing letter from a prominent citizen of Pen
dleton county
UPPER TRACT, PENDLErOS Co,
W. VA, December %, 1856.
To TIE Editor ofths Register.
Again and again are the people of this
section disappointed and ANNOYED by the
delay of mail matter. The REGISTER
sometimes comes to us two copies at a
time. At present we are annoyed by one
of these delays. Your paper is printed
every Wednesday morning and either that
afternoon or night comes to Keyser to
start by stage for Petersburg in the morn
ing. The stage reaches Petersburg the
same evening, but our carrier, owing to a
defective schedule does not connect and
we are deprived Of our mail, which we
should have on Friday, until the following
Monday, and sometimes not until WedneS-
day, and sometimes not until the next
Friday, one week from the day we should
have IL.
The REGISTER is mailed promptly on the
day Of publication, yet we are almost con-
stantly receiving complaints from our sub
scribers that they do not get their papers
at the proper time. Especially is this true
among our subscribers in Mineral, Hardy,
Pendleton and other counties of that sec
ton. Sometimes the subscribers receive
the papers of two weeks at once. A SINH
lar trouble is experienced among our
patrons in the Kanawha Valley. Some
times they get the dailieS promptly the
next day after publication; but often they
are a day or two behind, and then the
papers for two or three days come together.
1t is the same way with papers sent to
Wheeling from Charleston. At times, tor
several days, we do not receive the Charles
ton daily, and then we get several num-
bers in u batch.
By careful inquiry into the source of the
trouble We find that the blame is laid to
the distributing agents. People were dis
posed to be generous toward these men
when they We're first appointed to their
positions, believing that in the course of a
few weeks they would become efficient in
their work. But weeks have come and
gone, and the same blunders are constant
ly made by them. They have shown to
the public that they are one of two things:
incapable OF becoming efficient agents, or
too careless and dilatOry to learn the routes
and pOstOfices.
The public do not care to tolerate such
inefieiency much longer. There are plenty
of efficient men in the party. 1t should
not be supposed that because some nan
who holds a position is a local one-horse
politician and has a few grains of polit-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-28

1t su1passes any Cannon Stove in Durability and
Economy, and exceeds the Base Burner in Simplicity,
Heating Power and Cheapness. 1t has all the advan-
tages of both and the disadvantages of neither. 1t will
save double its cost in fuel in one season over any other
Stove. They are just the stove for Churches, Schools,
Large Halls, Warehouses, Factories and Depots, and
their good looks do not interfere with their indestructi-
bility. AS Natural Gas heaters they are absolutely I'M
rivaled. We invite SPECIAL ATTENTION to this
new product of our Foundry, and solicit those who de-
sire the most satisfactory Stove for the above purposes,
to inspect this Heater. Visitors are welcome. Circu-
lars on application.
JOSEPH BELL. a, CO.,
noSeld Main ad Fourth Streets Wheeling W Va
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Aeu advertisements.

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w work. a~eference required. Apply at112s
Chapline street. oezfr
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We publish this morning two lengthy
communications expressing opposite opin-
ions upon the Senatorial question. While
this is an important question, We hope
that all who send us communications Will
make them short and as muchtO the point
as possible, as our space is limited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-28

zeal influence, he should be kept in
Office detrimental tothe best interests of
the public.
Our demand in behalf Of the public is:
that these men either leaYn to do their
work right or step down and out and let
men do il who can.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-28

SENATOR LOGAN's place will of course
be filed by a Republican as the Illinois
Legislature is Republican by a large ma
iority. Among those already spoken OF as
probable candidates are Governor OGLEs-
BY, CHARLES B. FARwELL, a millionaire
merchant of Chicago, and Congressmen
HENDERSON, PAYsON and CANNON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-28
At the Head of West Va. Newspapers.
DIED

SILYEY-On Saturday, December u, 1856, al
lilo p. NJ, ROBERT II. SILvEY, JR., aged q
years, 2months and 2 days.
Funeral will take place from the residence o.
his parents, No. AZ Fifteenth street, Tuesday
morning at IL O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-28

The REGISTER is in receipt of the follow
ing letter from a prominent citizen of Pen
dleton county
UPPER TRACT, PESDLErON Co,
w. VA, December %, 1856.
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COMPLIMENTS
offered the Register by Its Exchanges
from Both Parties.

The Leading Democratic Paper.
Mountains Echo.
II Is the leading Democratic paper Of the State,
None Like IT.
PIT. Pleasant Gazette.
We do not believe a city in the United States oil
the population of Wheeling can boast of as large,
wide-awake and valuable paper as the REGISTER.
Try 1t.
~
Thoroughly Democratic.
West0n Democrat.
The REGISTER has a corps of correspondents in
the State, and is thereby enabled to give the
latest news from every section. 1t isa good pa
per and thoroughly Democratic, and should re-
ceive a liberal support.
~
At the Head of West Va. Newspapers.
Fdyette Democrat.
The advertisement of that sterling Democratic
journal, the Wheeling REGISTER, appears in this
issue of our paper. The REGISTER stands at the
head Of West Virginia newspapers, and any one
wishing TO subscribe for a f~rst-claSs daily or
weekly paper should take il.
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no2SeGd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-28

Gov. WILSON is very busy preparing his
message to the Legislature. 1t is rumored
that it will fairly bristle with reform
measures and recommendations. The doe
ument will he eagerly looked for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-28

THE Republican leaders are having a
hard time to whip their members of the
Legislature into line. 1t seems that they
are afraid to trust them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
1sJusoTIoNs ISSUED.

THE STONE CATTLE AND PASTURE COM
pANY AND OTHER DEFENDANTS
BROUGHT INTO COURT ny W. X. COBB.
Late yesterday evening there was filed
in the district court yoluminous petit
ton, asking that iDjunctions be issued
against anumber ofprominent defendants.
the style Of the suit is w. +. Cobb OF
Wise county VS.. II. s. Rollins ct al. The
defendants are Rollins, Jot Gnnter OF
sherman, Bank CT Kansas City, Collin
County National bank OF Mckinney, mer-
chants and Planters bank OF sherman,
Fort Worth National bank, CITY
National bank OF Sherman, and the
Stont Cattle & Pasture Company Of
This suit is new phase Of the
complications OF the Stone Cattie
& Pasture company, an alleged In
solvent concern. The following IS q
svnopsis OF the petition; The piaintln
alleges In his petition the Insolvency Of
the company; that two certain Judgments
against the company were ootalneu
M wise county August ~, 1880
for s2s. G2l and $4,000, respectively that
me indebtedness Of the company aggfe-
rated more than s250,000i that execu-
lion on the compgny's properly Wac
STAYED on the judgments named on me
solemn promise OF J. W Wilson, presl-
dent al Inc cattle company, that the ludg-
ments would be satisfied, which ~ YET the
rase, plaintiff charges that some OF the
ARREST stockholders were prior 70 sep
tember 7. 1885, indebted individually 20
the several defendant banks named IN
iarge sums OF money exceeding Soo,vVV,
b,It that the cattle company was not 70
indebted anterior 70 september y, 1890
A. which time the company
had enclosed 100000 acres o.
land 10 Baylor, Wilbarger, Areneri
ana Wichita counties, and also had tnere'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
Mhnt mar. Finrar snra.

ARLINGTON, TEX, June 2a.--Rditor
GAZETTE; see In THr GAZETTE Of this
date that II s. Brolles states that said
70 him over the telephone yesterday that
THE GAZETTE made false statement in
regard TO my speech In the courthouse
last Saturday night,
did not tell DR.. Broiles that Tux GA
zRTrE made false statement, but told
him that said on that occasion "that |
had been informed that four of the mem
beers Of the 'Dark-Lantern' executive
committee at the meeting of that commit
tee on the 10Th day Of June we're opposed
to putting forth the ticket nominated on
May ii last, and In favor OF everyone go
Ing into the political party OF his choice
and there fighting the battle; but four Of
the committee were in favor Of sticking
to the ticket, and that Mayor Broiles de-
cided the question by voting to stand BY
the ticket, stating that the vote Of Fort
Worth could be carried for the ticket,
which was equivalent TO carrying the vote
OF Fort Worth In his yest-pocket" /
then asked the audience II Mayor Broiles
really did carry the vote Of Fort Worth in
his vest-pocket.
/ do not see that there Is any very ma
terial difference between the statement |
really did make and the statementas pub
lished 10 Yesterdays GAZETTE, but 10 90.
viate the inaccuracies have made this
statement:
1. did not make it upon my own
knowledge, but upon Information.
?. THE GAZETTE report seems TO make
me say that the executive committee put
out ticket for county officers June ~,
when alluded 70 the ticket OF May IL.
made statement to DR.. Broiles on
yesterday the same as now publish, and
presumed that If he had anything pub
lished he would publish my version OF the
speech, and not that had accused The
GAZETTE of making false statement OF
my speech.
/ have no charges Of classifying to
make against anyone, stand by
what ] said on last Saturday
night. The doors Of that committee
meeting were closed, and what / heard
was given as information.
Now, have more than once heard,
from members Of the Knights OF Labor
and Farmers alliance, that that ticket
would have been dropped had
II not been for DR.. Broiles--the truth "
which do not know
The Democracy OF this county holds
no secret sessions. 1t transacts its bust
ness in the broad, open light OF day, with
Unattached doors, and 40 one whom have
ever heard desires to conceal any OF his
utterlngs. spoke TO large audience at
the courthouse last Saturday night, and
am not ashamed Of my remarks or OF the
consequences of what said
GEORGE w. FINGER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

ny. about z, 200 head Of cattle, sbou, oooo
asso " which were under deed oi , n.y.
~ ~ o'ner way incumbered. 's'
Nooo alleges that there existed 49,.
olha.'on between defendants IA t,,,s eS~ .',
70 Cheat and doiraud creditors u se,s ~,
company and 10 cover aed he.i sa.s (,
.nc ute 10 said probertv -
70 render Intellectual all eforts 10 Y"
sMu property. That on Senierh,r 3, 3
900, the Stone Cattle ana pastnye 49,, =
pany executed and delivered IA ssIa N,',
nus Z deed Of trust on 1000 head IN that
carte, the consideration being rocl,st \.
Sss,VOO, which plaintiff aver, h n" 49,
ana that no consideration Was nsid. as
useu oI trust was also 10 secure payment
~ PIX pr0missory notes agrregatlng sea-.
go {, al dated Sep. ;, 1895, and dne
0ct, l, 1855, and said deed anthorlSed
nolllns TO take possession Of said 500a
OF cattle, but that Rollins and wilson
took ana branded moro than 1000 head
ana lnat while said cattle were heinz
branded, Rollins and his agents droye n,o,,s
taan 1000 head Of said cattle out 81
tne pasture, In the night time, into the
Indian Territory. S '"0
lie further alleges that in February
1856, Jot GnDier, for the purpose OF ala,
ing IN secreting and covering up said
property, combined with the officers. al.
rectors and stockholders TO dcfraui cred.
itors, said Guuter procured sale 10 be
made TO himself said property SO mort.
gagged for the pretended consideration OF
$4,000. ',"''S" "
The plaintiff recites that Cunter now
has control OF said cattle, ard is driving
a portion OF them into the Indian Terri.
tory, Plaintiff says he became the nur
chaser OF the cattle at sale made under
execution In March, 1856; that Rollins,
as trustee, now proposes to
again sell the cattle notwlthstand.
ing Gutter has possession of
them undera pretended sale heretofore
made as related The plaintiff charges
general collision 20 defraud creditors and
asks that iniunctlons issue against all the
defendants named, restraining them from
removing or dlsposing OF the cattle, and
that receiver be appointed.
District Judge Beckham ordered that
inlnnctions Issue upon fling OF bond for
$4,000, which was given, aud set July
10 next at 10 O'Clock q, m. 10 hear argn.
ment on the prayer for a receiver.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
Announcements.


LirUrENANr-ooVnItNo
We ne authorized 20 Announce Judge =. n.
wheeler Of lnrtlHnd county ~ u ehndi ata idf
lentcahn, soycmof Of ToNat, euijoot "a lie
action Of Tie stste democratic convention
ron COUNTY ATTORNEY.
VS. are authorized % announce the nGmo OF
Robert ~ Wear IA candidate for tho 0ilidu OF
county attorney OF Tnrrant county at tha Aekt
election, 20 be held November, 4, iS'N. subject,
nowoyor 10 tho action OF q DomOofnlie county
convention.
Cmlock "a candidate for county attorney nj
tho ensuing election, subject W Tho action Of
INC Democratic county convention, 10 DO held
To Fort Worth, july 10, 1856,
We are authorized 70 announce ". r. Ayres
~ candidate for county attorney NJ the onsus
ing election subject ~ the action OF the Demo
cratic county convention, 10 be held IN Fort
Worth, July 10, 1850.
FOR COUNTY JupdK.
Tun vAzErIE IA authorized 70 annonhea
Judge sam furmhn candidate for 70 election
70 Tho once Of county Judge 0f Tarrnnt county,
convention, 20 DO held July 10, 1881.
FOR snERiRF.
T1iE GAznfTE 81 authorisudto announce Che
nhmo Of w. NJ ifea Rs u candidate for thc once
o. snefin Of Tnrrant county, subject 70 The 40
ton Oh INC Democratic convention July ~, 1880
TiIE GAZETTE IL authorized 60 announce The
name Of H. u Ship as 4 candidate for the
once Of ghcrin Of ThfTHnt county, subject 10
the action OF the Democratic conSontioh July
~ f"iNf
FOR ASSESSOR,
THE GAztr1E n authorized % announce the
name Of j, w hobingcn Aa a candidate Tor tho
ONCE Of aaschs0r Of 1arraDt county, subject
however, 10 tho action OF tho county Demo
cratic nominating convention.
ron DieTmCT cfFHK
We are authorized 10 announce j. NJ. Harris
nold for re- election 10 the once Of dlatflot clerk
Of TarrRnt county, subject 70 liiu action Of The
Democratic convention, July ~, 1883,
We are authorized to announce T., II, limbo
den aH candidate for the 0nice OF Distrlct
CLERK az the ensuing November election,
We arc authorized 10 announce T. II. Taylor
q Arlington for the position 0l district elnrk Of
TarTani county, subject 70 tho action % the
Democratic county convention, July 49,
ron COUNTY CLERk.
TIH GAzErIE IL authorized 10 announce
John n. bwnyne a candidate for 70 election 10
subject 70 tho action Of tho county Democratic
convention 10 DO held July 10, 1856
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
Don't Like o,bb,

FoRNKY, TEX, June 2s. Editor Ga.
zErrE' The sentiment reflected in the
special from Forney in THE GAZETTE Of
the 2sth is not the sentiment OF the peo.
pie here. The congressional race Is I'M.
doubleday between Furman and wellborn,
Tie pamphlet recently issued by Mr..
Gibbs, but pretending to be from the
democratic citizens has disguised the
few friends he had here. His shameless
praise Of himself and the weak attempt 10
conceal the source from whence Il came
has sunk Mr.. Gibbs very low In the esti-
nation of the thinking electors OF this
district. p. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
A sURPLIoE CHOIR.

SPLENDID START AND PERMANENT Or
GANIzATIoN TO BE HAD MKT FRIDAY
EVENING.
Rev. w. d. Sartwelle, rector OF ST
Andrews Episcopal church OF this city
always alive to the advancement OF his
church's interests, last night met mum.
Der OF boys and youths in the church foI
the purpose OF forming boys choir
Those present were enthusiastic, and on
Friday nightnext they will meet again and
regularly organize. Mr., Radclihi who
has had much experience III this direction
has charge OF the choir and will train
them. Any other boys who desire are IN.
vited to be present Friday night next and
iotn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

In ihs district court Yesterday RITZ.
Morten filed suit for divorce from NJ,
husband, g. w. Morten, oa tho ground a
abandonment.
In same court NJ ID, lllacker entered
suit against the city OF Fort Worth. claim
Ing $4,000 damages and alleging that thc
city agents burned downa certain bulldInc
belonging to plalntlf, for the alleged
purpose OF Preventing the spread ~
smallpox that the bu ldine was worth
TO him 1880 and produced $50 ner
month rental. The building was formerIv
used as a colored skating rink i,
burned during the prevalence ~
smallpox, presumably set alire hv
an ipcendlary; but Mr.. Blacker,s
salt places the city government m the
altitude OF committing arson.
10 the county commissioners court the
day was devoted to the increase of as.
sessments. number OF leading bankers
were before the commissioners iD regard
to bank stocks, etc,
In The county court James Crahtree
filed suit against the Fort Worth & New
Orleans road, claiming $1,000 damages
torrunning over block fifty.four of this
ely, which land is claimed by plalntiN
tnis Is part of the land upon which the
railroad had condemnation proceedings.
w. L. Trogden entered suit OF similnr
character and for the same amount.
The Southwestern Telegraph and Tela.
phone company has flled salt against
Wat Hubert and snreties on his bond 10
recover $500, alleged as stIll unpaid 10
plaintiff by Hubert, who was formerly in
the employ OF plaintiff.
Wen Plow Company VS.. j. w. Adams,
suit on promissory note for $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
EIIHE CITY.
HoTnI. ARRIVALS.

iouihern: Joe Miller, san Antonio /,
h. Bowie; seo w futile, kyt Mrs Quit
( Nc Ledger, Texas; J ii Bryson and
XII W DcBerre, Ky; Walter ID Ham.
aaAa; d Il G0oatlOod and Geo Il Ma.
Greensboro, Pa Theo Van Kirk, Miss
N 0Ilser 81. Louis, Mo; TIos- X Way,
t,ld, 0hlO; 8 II Knox, Ohio; Mise Addie
+. Paris, Tex Miss Lena Robinson, Tohu
IlN,
.WIndsor j w Murphy, Dallas: j l.
Andrew Pierce, Texas: S o Davis.
arru thas Estabrook. Orange; Il W
4f&PRR; u S q Johnson, Gainesville,
Hhliesboro; o Burns, Texas: Misses
~, Minnie Clay, Ellie Hunt, Lille and
y nlil, New Orleans; / BRricklow, Mon
Il n Abney, Washkaw, o l. Abnov, Elgin !;
ttiry, Hillsboro II e Mnller, w II With
Kansas City; NJ Walsh, NJ p IL X; X G
AcEopt, n NJ; 70 q Banker, ST Lonl-; II
4 TexArkana; Jas Mcdonald, Hampion;
~ Tenn; j j Rozers, Big SDrings. Thos
iofdon; Miss Green, Texas; T. II Shil-
.sundenburg, Ky; j G Ray, h Hudson,
aPlckwick; W II Garrison, Dallas T y
III springs; w r Manson, Galveston; L
fbn, Dalias; w A Miller, Philadelphia,
n Catwrlght, Columbia, Ky; w l. Hay.
pas j 0 Hodge, Oakville; SEQ ID iiar-
.ongyiew Henry @ Coke, Dallas; : O
N louis; Mise Newcomb, Henrietta. NJ
'bese; VIM Scott, State Rangers; ID s
VlEcinnatl; II B Chapman, Chicago;
Aoanol, Denton; j II Garnett, @ Is
[tGalnesyllle; Hon Hare, sherman; J
''gion and wife, Big Indian Territory; o
|aell Arlington II j johnson, johnson
" Morrison, Greenville; j w Watts,
II, II q Bardwell and wife, Swtetwater;
.aii' Danyille, Nai Il @ IIill, Comanche;
lion, stLOuls.
Mansion; Frank Gillespie, Baton
Nm X Champlin, Fort Grlflln; w
,silaskel w 5 Barr, Dallas: j h Black
P.aesiille l. Calm, New York; DIR NJ
isoian Territory; Ed Rancen, Gates
! Hopper, New York; Miss Gates, Tenn
|ANoble, Bonh9m; O !. Fowler Dayilla;
Hson, city Mrs ada Davis; Harold; II u
~ mileage; l. G sherman, san Francis
|,I II tchett, Alvord; II Is Haymer,
Y Cooper and wife, John II Kinney,
John Elliott, Lipan, Tex j
'A.fman, Eastland: Mrs j X
broWnwood; II N Matthew'S,
" Ohio; + Connolly, Galveston;
.aseh, Bonham jay Il IIickok, ClebuTne,
|.nn, Mansfield; l. o Juneman, II NJ 81
.'ens, Arlington; W A Brewed, Dallas
ssslN, Decatur; w IL Wetrel, Denton;
.soelo, Detroit; + Miller. ST Louis l. S
4 anu wife, Jefferson; w q Mcfarland,
~ w Irlce, New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
EIeotion OF omoars.

Y regular semi-annual election OF
Cl'y lodge No. II, knights OF
held Monday night, the follow
E1eefs were elected; II. @.
||S m Z c.; IL. G.. Moseley, @. C.i
lolilngsworth, v. c.; w. M. Nc
~ Plelaiei j. II. Cotton, M. at All;
Hyi trustee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

pon yesterday strong breeze
y and scattered the dust Of the
A y every direction. The wind was
~ oya splendid rain, which lasted
Y nour aud greatly refreshed the
wv and thirsty vegetation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
~ Prenent, nemocrale.

sai In the district courtroom
~ DC public speaking by Robt. d.
'la DR.. II. S. Broiles. a large
q citizens Of all parties are ex-
oe present, and the speakers
N. .altless touch upon matters OF
|~NFest to the voters OF this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

~ aiei named John Mcdonald, a
laa' Yesterday snatched from the
nsle Bessie Aston a So note,
we had been sent TO change.
semoerton aud Fulford were at
4, \. track OF the man, and ran him
~ Third ward. Upon complaint
sspasy Attorney Bowlin Mcdonald
n ior action by the grand jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

Yon caunot be healthy with a disor
dered liver or q weak stomach. Take
Morris CascArine and these disorders
win promptly disappear
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

.Athollc convent at u O'Clock
4, ~ Laughlin Kelly died. The fn-
q take place from the Catholic
O'clock to-day. All knights
q. Weo can attend the funeral Al
II are asked 10 be present. MI
4. X oeen 10 the employ OF II W.
Co., and was we'll and layor-
|s 49, 10 This city. lie leaves two
one at the convent here and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
EmwE TABLE,
q only Route

.olid through trains between
WORTH and GALVESTON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
WV ROUTE TO

"A Montgomery, via somerville, and
~ .,i.rail route TO brentwood,
"A temple and Lanpasae'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

lar Information address:
+. n.vt. q. ID. Bush.
n s,ssenger Union Ticket Agent.
feeIveston. Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
x1a Tic1xota

=. checks to all points in the
~ United states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30
EL. ECTRIC BELT FREk

~ blfpd9eo ~ tcrh m llofi time rive away lr
cfh coiniy, 70 taoea ilifiy % Isske good n9iais.
ilpii<d nvietfref ofr tef1nan t.ierfro einftnnfs
ifY'' Ah'sniaifanl - go Rfrsn paid " sycry
Il' - nis4ufaei1fc does Mt GfnCrafn Rfhulae
eteifis spuort hFdoss AZ aHas. i.fsIHAE
Silt AoEsCf,f.o, Va a. biegAlyp, IN T@s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

y, route to New York, via Galveston
and
|lIory Steamship Line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

/ be received up 10 4 p. m. July 10,
M erection OF a three story brick
'Imple, TEX. Plane and specifications
ren al the office OF the secretary at
mo company reserves the right 10
|find all bids. w. &. BANRs,
Secretary Temple Hotel Co.
n Tex, June %, 1886
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-30

s. &C. iis s, ~ 80. ss. . ., Z. az
tass iyas fsa -. hnsP.h saIsasIss (F.H