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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
THE CITY.


Several parties will hc hero from
nelehholing cities to htar kellogg.
AS an item al news TnR GAgrrrr re-
ours 10 the fact that city election Il 10
take place April 6.
Col. Whoatley desires Il stated ihet nd
win speak at Godirey's skating rink to.
night, Instead of the court-house. He
reports his canvass booming.
Mrs. Hendricks Is moving back the
building corner Of Royal avenue and
Second street, preparatory TO the erection
Of handsome two-story residence.
Messrs. Chas. Scheubcr & Co, tho
Wholesale dealers In liquors and cigars,
have added an extra amount of shelving
TO their salcsrOom for the storage Of d
large shipment OF cigars they have lust
received.
Luther Benson, the celebrated temper.
ance lecturer who entertained SO delight.
fully several Fort Worth audiences lew
weeks ago, Is In the city, and will lecture
IS the Fourth Street Methodist church
Tonight.
The express companies haze been un.
usually busy the last three DAYS handling
/ agricultural implements, chiefly planters,
/ arills and light plows our farmers arc
1 getting ready for active work aud propose
to have big crops this gear, The weather
\ permitting
The Hover men and proprietors OF
greenhouses were more than busy yes.
! terday numbers Of our citizens buyinc
choice plants for their gardens. Flower.
beds In all parts Of tho city are now ne.
ceiving attention, and this scar Fort
! Worth people will devote more time and
apply more money to the cultivation Of
rare flowers aud plants than ever
MIR, u. M. Walker, IN charge .pt the eur
rage department OF W a. lldfman I'M
plement company, informed GAzRrn
reporter yesterday that on Inst Monday
nc sold twonty-siN carriages aud buggle
for immediate delivery 10 parties In dii
iereut points IN the state. II Is not uN
aggerating IN the least to say that this Il
the largest sale ever made IN the state Il
one day, and handsomcr aud NOR
beautiful line Of vehicles, nttachedas the,
were, each one behind the other, as the
were drawn TO the depot, presented
magnificent spectacle, gllttering undo
the rays of the MONDAY sun Since Ia
opening OF spring the demand IN this lin
has been unusually strong, and fortu
nately this irm had their warefooms wei
stored before the strike commenced, en-
abling them to III orders OF any nagn
I tude With promptucss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
Typographical Union.

A few minutes before O'Clock yester-
day evening a stream OF men poured out
of the knights Of Honor hall on Nam
street and dispersed IN all directions, to
their homes and work These mou were
all well dressed and showed all signs OF
great intelligence. They were printers,
who had been attending a special meeting
Of the Typographical union, TO transact
important business. OF course what WAS
done is not known, but there are wmors
that the decisions reached were important
TO the union and an establishment In this
city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

In this issue win be found the an
nouncement OF MrJ =. Alexander as o
candidate for reelection a. alderman
from the First ward, Mr., Alexander
has served two years as representative
from this ward, and has been an active
energetic member Of theclty government
His most prominent public services have
been rendered as a member Of the water
works committee (of which he has been
chairman since the resignation of Capt
Feild), member of the street and alley
committee, and chairman Of the board OF
health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

N. scholastic age attcndlug school,
VIZ rame age, sex and pane Of
fuak ~ Guardians. The president Of
ttpr n trustees should make his
d w, worn to-, Of the money collected
tg9lH ountv Judge on copy Of the
WY I'm, himself keeping a copy for
A sa'kvsHa IN collections for the succeeding
nH 40 child under five years Of age
z'old Be permitted TO attend me public
,g gould like TO see discussed the pro-
ND wisdom of requiring all per-
\ NfF mo teach school, whether the
he a private or public one, to Sc
4 ~ rroner certificate, as required BY
"a MOL law for teachers OF public
M before being permitted 10 teach
soneludlng these suggestions, | will
4 M IN my opinion, II would be far
\ y f1r the school system OF the state
4 wv, b,anch OF it known AS the "com-
4 80 system were abolished. II tends
p'a atpse matters, and II single argu-
\ rsr be advanced to show its eupe.
IN, over the district system, its adyo-
- requested 20 state IT, On the
NJ .A.f hand. Mnllc nav lux g Nhluhf MI
.dod noints that the community sys-
hss The district system has some
ara not possessed by the Others
see very important particular is the
.rct system superior to the commu-
ssstem. and that Is IN the right of
n XIV directors 10 vote q tax on the
esry in the district, to supplement the
,Sx or 10 build school-hOuses.
iestutc Of the district sys-
W6Ich is not possessed by the com.
..gsv. Is such an important one that Is
,.misng that II is not the system in
n ~, county IA the state. The good ef.
sof This feature in the district system
be felt In this county during the
VA scholastic year, for under it the en-.
emdslpr citizens Of district No ! by d
n .t decisive yote--there being only sis
n ~ against the propositions have voted
'wol 10 cents on the 500 worth o.
Il roperty 10 supplement the state fund FOL
nv district. The result will be that in
.,.d Of the six-months school Of tn,
,ssent year, the district will have ,
N .sool Of ten months next year. This re
Il an would not have been possible unde
n 4 community system. Respectfully,
w. X. JONES,
County Judge Val Verde County
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
MANrrn- niAl.n nrlr.

VHANrhp. rhtoo good ehudsione quagIy
w men and two good scabhlpra Apply TO
McAulay y fcriUr, olive Branch quarry. Mn
SAP, Texas.
WANTED Twelve bfid, enen ,p wurk on
w brldRcH, Font worth & n, %. By % MAua-
loid; also, teams 10 haul bridge umbers a.,
n. Harding
NAy ANllD --ttiu Missouri FHOiuc halfway
w company II prepared 10 fnlnish employ.
mont 20 n number OF mauhlUists, carpenters,
car -fepAirora car cleaners, engine Riptfs,
yafdmpn, eWitGhmon, trankiucn hnd uborrfa az
Sc. Louis, Mo- ana Other rtsii0ns on IT. line,
Good aud competent men will he employed fot
the servlcca above epeclNed without reference
tu iheif pael or present relations o. THIS com
paNy on their connection With any sueiey OF
organization, open, borret secular or other
Wise. Sucl AS are accepted VIII hO paid the
rate ut wages recommended hy The governor
and other state Onicinls OF Missouri and Kan,
saswhon the labor troublgsi IN AiHroh, 1850 were
ndluated, the same fB have boon paid by this
company HluCe that date hppy 20 d. X. sih.
! ley, supcTintendGut Missouri p6eiHC railway
I Sednla, MOI H. q. Fleming, superintendent
] ST. Louis, Iron Mountain a Southern railway
/ So, Louie, M03 A, w Dickinson, superintond-
ont terminal facilitiee, Union depot, 81 Louis
John iludgea, MASTER car hutlder Mifa0nr
I Pacific shops, 81, Louis; J. Bartlett. master
mechanic, Missouri Pacific shops, n iouis, y
/ ilurrn, superintendent Palestine, Tea q "
! Clarke, Muster mechanic, Uonispp, TaN, W
] w fAHah, superintendent, AtOhiepn, Kan, %
90 the undersigned,
WILLIAM knHpieAN,
(pnpFul @unVriutgnuVNi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
r,cnln nnd I,nsksl plnnera

The magnificent display Of fancy mar
ket and lunch baskets suspended over,
head throughout the entlre Ieu.ll
department Of the Fort worth Grocer
co.'s commands the admiration OF INC
throngs OF purchasers tnat have visited
this establishment since their arrival las,
week. Plcnics aud basket dinners VII
soon be ID vogue, and the proper thing y
40 Is 10 call and select your choice eeiofs
the stock is broken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

IAR W ~. gouTii iiolDeogethls;,.a.geles
/ b50s Main street, opposite pusiqiife iipngei
stolOa. ~. ga9 % And % psm. sunday
Ito Heeldnncn Third street, corner ltehEf
Telephone conneciiuns
TNft gaURY u, hfNOS, homeopathic phf
IL fiUian, ofire l0i Eaft Il.f9 street, VI
Stair, oppoffie opera house. 1Nee hyuF7 ~
ain. - 3p.m. AiBidtuco alf Broadway, or
nes "A Louis avenue. south SIDE.
lIOD0hs a Eld.o, AtugAets Az iAN
Ill Montague, Texas SPECIAL ATTENTION fifen
% land md cOmmefclal lilReiior
~ ~. nuNDf. Attorney o. lay and are
~. agent, ClsY county, lienfieitai Icf
once SO conri-hoate.
DES. ~ rliiNkH a 90, lsNyrra and lAls
u agents, Vernon, NilbhgFw cCunty, ltka.
ronAer lands and pay thKees infnlsh ena,fhct
IL hrd pcFfeet titles, buy htil, redeem anl : *
Feseut owners 81 real estate. Have Qtsinplth
Abflfasis 20 EiiaAifpf, hefcomhn,, nichii!s.
Nnd1. BAYLOR and Archer conAtica Lana ~
gslion . specially --.-....4.
MOOD, fl4fi1H = tOiti1, Asiofneyt'Ai
w Law, SAC AhScge. lexsa,
Ga,xVIh. BiLki.i. d iiObf ~, ttos5.est en'
rj6Q5A si9rr a. Law, Over tcrk WqftH "a
| tioahi bnr.h, Nasn e,fcet, fort Wprihs tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

NyANIED~T hiiN tpgmA 70 Npfk un torl
w Worth New orleans railway, Apply
at 0nce over Henry Peaks hardware store,
corner ilouston and tiftn streets
NThNTED--A man aud Wife without rhll.
w drcn 10 work ON ranch woman TO cook,
the man 20 do ranch work. Apply from TO u
g. IN, ~ Grand hotel CITY
WANTED Money ou real cstatc want 10
w borrow $1,000 Tor twelve months At u per
cent interest, and give a bnslness loton lluus
ton street, between seventh and Eighth, 40
security, Address 4. u, "a, care noN l1n, city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

NrOTltE-Iha nrn ~ MfFgnucr 8 jAcAayn
N sago disl Owed partnership, " II, Jarh
son VIII assume ~ dents made ~ me ApDft
lrm, and aueii aii lreOanis 1Ne tho hfm' II.
u. Jackson.
A MfEeiAk bAIii hubnn- sauna A9Nint
- water, eighty Falipna ger minute fei AZ
rainWAter-- ants HUlpbuf, mbFaeata khh fnslr
lhe b0et bathing wallr in ne stare " n4l r.
gsod az hi hot fr1ihFs, HrunA hni MAiie bpbl
stanley 4 Markle pfpprietors. noflhWeti eofsti
pgalir sqnAse.
VIVIAN a INLAND. general isna tnd ~
v lection RgeutH .ot The Faphhndif q
Tekae, Taseo8A Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
Ano,en, Roman marriage Custom.

They annolnted the house with certain
unctnous perfumes 20 keep out Infection.
They disenchantcd it with various charms
10 keep the witches from the bride NOV
we simply give the bride a bottle o.
browns Iron Bitters, telling her 70 take
thar aud be happy aud hearty. Keeps OUT
such witches as neuralgia debility dys-
;epsla and rheumatism and helps made
home dclIghtfnl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

Jim COPYRIGHT left for socorro, n, NJ
last night to stand his trial, accompanied
by Mr., D. f. DeBow, who VIII conduct
his defense Mr. DeBow Is young law
yer Of recognized ability and II he sue
ceeds in clearing COPYRIGHT, which IS
highly probable, it will be quite tri-
umph The case viii be called within
| four or five DAVIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
soMERvELL. COUNTY.

az. NANN h"Nh' ihNr fop, II, lrcA.
To The Edltor OF the Gazette.
In reply to your request as TO the road
law of Texas, ! am OF the opinion that Il
Is as good as we can make It, Burdens
all classes alike. All we need to do is IA
see that the law is rigldly enforced
by the commissioners courts and our
selves, Very respectfully,
A, j. HART,
County Judge Somewell County.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

INoR RENr-A i've room cottage Inquire
l. OF Mrs II. walker, cornor ~ Firm and
Calhoun streets.
NOR RENT--.A -four. room cottage. Apply or
Il premises, No, 100 WcRt NcatueroYd
street, 10 Mrs Ilo2ell, ~ 70 Montgomery & Co,
corner onrih aud Houston,
NOR RENT-0f iease-onr building ninu
II teen roomsi e0ux2ps feet, good location
Tor boarding h0ubei street cars pass the
house Huffman q Daniels, Real tstat,
Aaenta. iUi Maln street. fon worth. IoA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
PAMELA COUNTY.


C1RrHA0i, TEN, March II ls,d.
4 4, thc EdItor OF the Gazette
Yours to hand. In reply | wish 10 say
'astthe general opinion of the people Of
AZ county is that the road laws be so
Asueed as 10 give rs ten days IN the
Dl,ee Of five days We are bitterly on
lesed TO keeping up the roads by taxa
acn for the reason that the people Of
4 As county are generally poor, and can
aucA better afford to 20 and work live or
4 ia DAYS on the roads than to have to pay
4 ,sfhaps four FIVE or six dollars taxes.
we have no corporations with
Il AeIr millions, or nonresident rich land
4 grers TO contribute and assist in the
Ewsy q taxes TO keep up the public roads,
n lAel low was changed requiring them to
&Ssgorked and kept up by taxation The
n iSs passed by the Eighteenth legislature
4aakng each commissioner supervisor
A public roads within his precinct aud
s slowing each IS per day to ride at his
Z Anre over the roads, is Il disgrace TO
n state Of Texas and useless eNpend-
n OF sl20 annually of the peoples
naey, and should be repealed
n SCHOOL LAW.
n lle school law, think, Is as good as
y 40 be desired for this section of coun.
Hg II works like charm, and the peo-
n n are willing TO let IL remain as IL IS,
ElA perhaps one exception, think;
h Mere community fails to teach out all
money that IS apportioned to each
h Giug the scholastic year for which the
nOuuts are apportioned that the remain
&ash0uld 20 into the general fund Of the
b Hpiy lam opposed tohaying county
&4erintendent for schools. As II Is thu
stools are managed and conducted by
~ county Judge and trustees in this
oply at an annual expenditure of about
q w TO the school fund, with the same
q egtte Of success as II there was super
1sndent with salary OF perhaps $500
MfSiOO0 The secret of the whole thing
NsiiA the county Judges who favor county
n lierlntendents is that the Management
b ne schools In their respective coun
entails upon their weary shoulder
much labor for the amount OF pay
4 NJ thus by creating the Office OF count.
lefintendent the county judges hay
commissioners courts to increas
slf salaries out of the county taxes 4
smount equal to the amount receive
@n The school fund and thus get rid G
u Tic labor now connected with TIL
se. Respectfully yours,
N j. II. LoNG,
County Judge Pamela County.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
MIR. Bonson's Lecture.

The announcement that Luther Benson
will deliver another one Of his inlmitable
lectures will no doubt draw large audi
ence to the Fourth Street Methodist
church this evening There are few more
entertaining speakers in the country than
Mr. Benson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
WANTED -.rnNlAI.n 1lnl.r.

MfANpND-- servant girl IN family of three
w muet be good cook, washer aud ironcf
Germnn preferred Aplly ~ 1905 East First
street,
NJ ANrEn.--A Wiito gifi to werk IN small
w family Apply to ma TAYLOR street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
WAIT COLUMN.


fIHh f00pie's lntolltgenra anG EnWOymenl
i oNlce, up stairs over posto1lec, Room rs
kailtoadb, hotela, farmers mCrchanta, con
tractors and prif ate families urNah wiz
toliablo holp, both male aud fomaie. AN or
dorg promptly attended g.. Ftlcphunu No. iit
q W. Guynn, pronrletor
'TllR fort Worth Employment olHre of Good-
4 win 4 npuiel win attend 10 al orders foi
help froo Of chergo, ~ N0A Main street between
Eignth ard NiHih, Goodwin n Daniel,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
RoOaIs rOI, RtNr.

L'OR ilEN1- Furnished rooms, az jo2
Il East weathcrford street Robbins,
EOR RENT--'rho elegant fureu room apart
II menta over our store, formerly occupied by
W. 4, Garner, have Just hoaH vacated and are
for rent Washer = August, BOO Houston street.
JNOR RENr-A pleasant furnished room IN a
Il nice aud healthy locality eia Wos. Third
street Mrs Ambrose
NOR RENT Large well ventilated rocms
Il with Southern exposure Apply NJ JN2 Ia.
NOR street
yNOR RENT--furnshed rooms suitable Tor
bed rooms or for housekeeping NJ 900
ltuek street
NOR Pleasant furnished rooms, lu a
II healthy locality Az corner Fourth and
Grove stroeta,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

VIOis AAf,E Aitj aud elevator Fort Worth
Novelty Roller fi0nnog Niiia on SALE
with elovateT Capacity IT mig 2V ula prr
day ChpAH4iy Of elevator bVtM bushels thr
Ties contemplating bnilsina mills VII mud D 20
thnlr advantage 10 cal dNd see ihls property
Tho maeibpefy a. new and las aii Tue lhiegt
improvements For price and terms nHafgss
Nanallg n0ll0r Mila. rori W0tIh. pef.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

Tho following list arc handsomely
bound In oloih, and aro worth Si.2b Zach.
misuELLANEoUs
Aurora Floyd, Braddon
Admirable Ward, Alexander
Airy Fairy Lillian. N'rhe Duohossn
All In Garden, nesaui aud Rice.
Caxtona. Bulwor
David Copperneld, Dickens
DOcrslnyor, Cooper,
Dora Thorne. Clay
Dunallan Kennedy
Emoreon's Essays Emerson.
File ll8. Gahorlau
Giant RAFT, jules Verne,
Grandiuthor'a Chair, Hawthorne,
Green Mountain Boys. Thompson.
Harry horrequef Lever.
Horseshoe Robinson, Kennedy,
Hyperion and Ontre Mer LonWellow
KnlegoTbookef'a History of New York
irving,
Lady Audloy's Secret, Braddon,
Manual Of Ancient History. SchInitz
Mol, Bawn "1ho Duchess
Monsieur Igcuu G0borau
MOunstpue Collins.
kewcomes. Thackeray.
Pelham Bulwer
pcndonnis. ThackerAy.
PickwiGk Papers, Dickens,
Pilot. Cooper
Portiai OF, by Passion Rocked 'Th,
Duchess,
Princess Of Thule. Black
Sea queen Russell,
Secret Despatch, Grant
Spy. Cooper.
Thirty Years. War schiller
Twice Told Tales. Hawthorne.
Under Two Flags Oulda.
Wanda, Ouida,
Widow iledutt. Wbitcher
W0OlDe OF. Alexander.
Yolande, Black
PofIs
Arnold Edwin, Aurora Leigh, Aytonn
Browning, Elizabeth -. Browning, Rob
eft, Bryant's Early Poem, Burns, Byron
Campbell, Chaucnr, Colerdge, Cowpcr
Crabbe, Dante, Dryden, Eliot. FaYorit'
ioems, Goethe, Cocthe's Faust, Gold
smith, Ilagoreal and SlgOufuey, lleavci
in Song, llemaus, Herbert, Hood, Had
lHaolOw, Keats, KIN white, Lady o. thi
Lake, I.hlla H00kh, Language Of Flowers
lIsongioil0w, Lucille, biacaulny, Meredith
Milton, Moore, Odyssey, Dssian, Para
disc Lost, Poe, Pope, Proctor, Rogers, RIOS
aetil. Schiller, Scott, Shakespeare, Shell
10y, Songs, saerad and Devotional, swim
burne, Tayior's Phillip Van Arteyelde
Tennys0p, ghackewY Thomson, Tuppef
yifgi, Wesley, Whiiticr, Wiilisi Words
worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
- pArRluR,s nav.
aoyg ~ WAS OBSERVED * PORT w0RIli-
am ~ ttiaqORY

4 III VI HEHI"I'IF
Though fiteen centuries have hsd sspee
tho bIrth o. sreland's great patron saint
hls name 4 reyered and bis memory
chav,shea by the masseS Of The irisl
1870 THROUGHOUT the world Time can
rot aim the luster q hls gleElogs sa .,.r.
and the homage that LaIh9ne nls' w.
nav him is IS true and loyal ~ aie w
shey bear for theiF native lsie, i, "A, 49,,
About The exact date q DIS pilAA spe''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

"A choice shipment Of Johnson grass
seed. millet seed and Amber cane seed.
Please do not purchase until you eau Oh
nue. and get prices. w Y. PATTERSON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
rTEEEs E0FI<5E HESS.

The following partial l q tho prizes bc distributed c september
drawings which additions VIII DC
plco through arrangements being made.
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10
CAPT. NJ. u. LLOYD, Natonainant Fort
b. g
NJ FRY, 10 apd hoe peAo
HOWARD FULLY, JoNole,
r.. arr Count
a. MIA d. Clci, trant uunty.
Good
IT.
W. S. PENnLETON, O County.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

tIhe tahacfiber who drnps this buggy rar
hare rhoioe 81 fho buEsy o. si5o IN cash
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
FRIn nnuNrN.

PEARsALL, TEN, Feb. -, 1850
''Ae Editor of the Gazette.
nave delayed my reply TO your circu-
NiOr the reason that | wished to get the
rnon OF the commissioners of my
my before | sent mine, as thought
ri combined opinions would be better
y mine alone. In this have been dis
N pnled, as we all differ in some PAR
n ROAD LAW,
81 w opinion IN regard to the road law
WY te % repeal all laws in regard to
golllpg road overseers, road precincts
81 hands liable TO work on roads
snaet a law requiring the county
n 4'assioners' court OF each county 70
sufficient ad yalorem tax on all
n Heliy In their county and open and
NJ 'gm repair all public roads in their
The commissioners court
l'p AZ their November terlr, or as
81 !. hereafter as practicable, not later
w Isl day of January, advertise
III seated proposals to open new roads
n setp 10 repair Old ones. There
~ pe separate contract for each
II ~ tnelr county. said sealed pro-
should be deposited with Inc
.aE clerk NJ any time after SAID NO
torn until ON Thursday noon
Hle second Monday IN February,
.-'sh Time the proposals should be
n N the presence Of The commits.
ls court and be by them examined
'sll court, and contracts awarded 10
~asst or best bidder, said bidder 70
lalo good and sufficient bond with
n more good sureties. the conditions
n @ pond 10 keep ia repair the road
\ n sneh said bond is given, the bond
layabie TO the county Judge or his
\ n ssoF IN Office ia double the amount
SCHOOL LAW.
section 90 of acts 1854, page H.
lhe county judges sufficient psy
v ,heir travelling expenses while
~ he public free schools. Repeal
teguirlng county Judges 10 civ.
gan one bond These are about
\ saanses that could be asked.
~ l.. s. WHITE,
County Judge Frlo County
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18

Az. 1890 a, which was passed by
N s.'ll session Of the Eighteenth leg
XII winch provides that the county
s.'s'pnets Of the several counties are
M I. constituted supervisors Of public
= tae,r respective counties, and re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
Did you Sup

pose Mustang Liniment only good
ior horses1 II Is Eor inaaniman
don q al aeah.
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TsIx1,slxa71 satOry DESCRIPTIONS
t e9amas ie sss yea
~ nays 'nR ~
8 4 nagp nj disfiDnuon
Every Yearly Subscriber to the Weekly Gazette "
TO the Sunday Gazette,
Eros 81, date u receive emitting algssp'
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B S2,OOO.OO2lN PREMIUMS.

distribution personal nse
vision q genemcp whose below
Of M " XXI
EVERY SUBSCRIBER SUNDAY
GAZETTE h
cpton the Wehly
$500 and THE PAPER
ceiofi
mail suchef either the editions
ttlng the holder
The Grand SemlAnnua Distribution Of Premiums September l.
1886 Aggregating 1000 In Value.
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For afteon ennfa fhoY base steadily gained "a
favor, and With eHlta constantly innfeRAlpF
have hceamh tho most popular corset thfouSh
out tho United States.
Tire quality n warranted 70 wear twice ~
long as ordinary C0rArts, We have lately "a.
tfodueea no u and Is " grados With fNtft
Tong waist, and Sc can furnlhh tiicm WHOM FRO
feWed. ..
iiighest awards frOm M ibe World'F great
FAIRS, the last mGdal received y lW flttt ~.
rrpp Of Merit from tue ihtp Exposition heid ~
New orleans,
Wbiie aco5cs 81 pfteutq have been fpuni
wodhiesg, thu prinriplce q tna 1lVftfFMlihf
hng0gfOYed infaMabio.
ftclaiiern nfa authorized 10 refund monpfi u,
on examination, thefg Joraeta d ngt prove ~
ruprnhontcd. fpr sale everywhere,
Catalogue free on nppiitniinns
THOMSON LAH0DOH a co. AeE fark.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-18
MOSQUE COUNTY.

az, MERlDu,N. tax, Feb. 4 less.
\, sa'lor o. the Gazette
~ request / Will suggest change
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