davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
WAXAHACHIE.
District Cour, ia Ssssion--Increased Acre
age OF Cotton Promised.
Spoch,l TO tho GAxotte

District Court In Session Increased Acre.
age OF Cotton Promised.
Special to tho Gazette.
WAxAHAcHM, Tx, March 5.--Dlstrct
court convened Monday Judge Ralney on
the bench. The grand jury, consisting of
Carr Farrest, foreman, Jack Plpkin, j. Nj.
Maloney, r. G.. Sims, w. L. Disham,
Robert Smith, A. b. Forbs, Jno. Couch,
ID. B. Bullard, George Henderson, r. II.
Wicker and Thomas Cheatham, was I'M
paneled and charged. Up TO date no true
bills have been found.
Tuesday, Wednesday and yesterday
were consumed by the W. l.. Hancock vs..
the Houston, Texas Central Railway Com.
pany case. This is a suit for damages Tor
S22 900, sustained in u wreck some three
years ago.
Rev, d. h. Stokes OF Denlson, colorcd
minister, will preach In the courthouse
Sunday evening at 3 o'clock TO the grand
united order OF Odd Fellows. He IL well
educated and is connected with the
Southern branch of the PRESBYTERIAN
church. The white people are invited to
be present.
s. p. Langsford's little George was
buried yesterday evening.
The right of way committee on the
Fort Worth & New Orleans railroad re-.
ports that the right of way, with one or
I two exceptions, has been secured all the
- A~-.-ti'., ''i',i shn orgdinu f~-aN
Is expected to be strung upon the line at
once and the grading pushed 10 compile.
tlon.
The colored Odd Fellows are building
a new lodge in East end.
The wheat crop having been killed by
the cold weather, more land will be nut
IN cotton. 1t is now estimated that The
Increase IN acreage for Ellis county viii
be at least ~ per cent. over last year.
Col. a. A, Faulkner OF Houston is Mt
tending court here this week.
Mrs =. NJ Lakeland Is visiting rela
tlyes in Waco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

ANY desired lap and lead may DO given.
and II can be constructed 20 either III.
crease tho lead or maintain constant
lead II IL claimed for this gcat saving
OF at least 80 per cent. on
lrst cost, 20 per cent. ON ropalrs.
30 per cent In oil and 20 per cent Ia fuel
Mr.. Lewis certainly deserves great credit
for this important invention. lie has
been working on this motion a number
Of years and has made constant study
OF II, and now brings It TO perfection and
placed II for the first time on an engine
where II docs all he claims for IL. The
seven with now motion took the pay car
out to-day under the management OF En-.
ginoer Jas. McGrcgor, aud Is making the
run very satisfactory to all concerned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

CosGaEsswAN IIALE's proposition I,
purchase some six million acres Of lant
from Texas and, adding Il 20 the strip ~
Ing between this state and Kansas, organ
izo the territory Of Cimarron, is very
rude piece Of siatesmanshlp. by what
right can congress take money from the
public treasury 70 purchase land from
one state and convey II TO another AZ
81 per acre, the slice Of Texas land pro
posed 70 be purchased would cost more
than 10000 That Is almost as much
as the government paid for California, Ne.
yada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New
Mexico. II Is only by great stretch Of
the consultation that warrant can be
found for the acquisition Of foreign terri
tory, when the government gains by It's
outlay Of money the land that Is bought
and when no land IL added TO the ma
lional domain, but only transferred from
)ne state 70 another, there Is no excuse
II all 10 be found for the expenditure
n tho public moneys.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
WICHITA FALLS.
Two Negro BoyH Hung IN, then Iieionssd-
A wood rraDsaction--A cres' rrin.

Two Negro BoyH Hung IN, then Heionssd--
wood TRANSACTION "A cres' Trial.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WICHITA FAILS, TEX, March 5--Last
night about 10 o'clock two young negro
boys, about twelve and fifteen years old,
entered Goldman's dry goods store,
slipped the key out OF the front door and
disappeared in the darkness After a
spirited chase by the clerks they were
found in Il house, and one of them told
where the other lost the key IN their
tight, and with the aid of light Il was
iound. IheY were jailed until to-day.
and when they were brought before his
nohor Justice kean he ordered them
hung mp, and Constable Davis executed
tue order by roping and hanging them
up until their tongues hung out like tired
animals, and they were turned loose on
lhe community tor better or for worse.
Mr., Crlttcnton and Mr. Tucker had n
shght alteration about the sale of n
woodward including goodwill, influence.
etcp ana M injunction followed to re-
strain Turner from doing wood busl-
ness IN THIS town, and more mouthlnp of
hard words excited Crlttenton, and he
TOOK Winchester and hunted Tucker
WIN Vengeance In his heart and lend In
DIS gun, hut 1t seems he could not he
round. SO far no collins are needed. bnt
II Is hard to tell what may happen before
tne injunction comes on to be heard next
Wednesday.
mere are great many settlers coming
IN, and hear OF large land sales The
late two days rain has brought n smile 10
the man who aims To cultivate tho soil
John stephens, prominentattorney from
montague, was in town to-day. Mer.
chants seem hopeful and look for rood
spring trade. One ofour merchants tells
ABOUT being qnaranlined IN Fort Worth
ann could not go to Dallas, but he don't
iecl bad about IT. as he did not lose n,uch
any way.
a. d. Acres, formerly postmaster nj
tnls place, VIII be put upon trial In the
United states court ut Graham next
week, charged with opening letters M
this place while in the Office that were nd
dressed to Mrs. Helen Woodward. an nm.
Illcant lor Tue olllce. The people seem
Lo regard TINS ak An unjust charge and
nave SHOWN they condemn this proceeding
ny pubic meetings and letters and rcso.
lutlons sent ia Washington, and In other
ways mat cannot be mistaken Mr.
acres mas heretofore horne n spotless
reputation, and IL appears thai every
llah, woman and child In this connty !
nope Tor his aequlttal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
4 noRRlnLE CONFESSION.
How a sinn WINS Mordered ana Cut int,
Pieces.

How ninn WINS nIordered ana Cut into
Pieces.
NAsiiyILIE, Tenn, March 4. Bib
Brown, one Of the five negroes concerned
IN the brutal murder OF Frank Arnold,
made full confession yesterday. lie
sworc that Arnold was dragged into n
thlckct and shot In the head by Simon
Fox, who aftcrward stabbed him twice In
the neck. Arnold uttered several cries,
whereupon Ben Brown struck him on the
head with n band OF iron. The body was
carried some distance and buried. On
the following night II was taken to the
stable, whore Simon cut of the mead with
Ratchet and, carrying II to the house,
cut three bullets out Of II with a knife.
Ben Brown, Nelson johnson and Foster
cut OF the legs and arms and conveyed
the remains 60 the city. The head was
first placed In creek, and afterwards
hidden where IL was discovered by the
officers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

10 An applicant for appointment to Of
fee Mr. Cleveland wrote;
! DKAn sR-l return tho testimonials which
you gave me, accompanied By letter asklug
me for an appointment 10 an Office at my
your disposal think 10 bo frank with you
10 Kindness. have no ofloo at my dlsposal,
ana have not quite the lcisnro to hunt out
one for you. There are few things more I'm
por'ant TO the people Of this country than fur.
nlahing ollcos 20 applicants. however worthy,
and some Of those things pertain nndor tho
constitution TO the ofilcc Of president. II you
want public posItlon should be glad to see
you got II. bat have no idea whore 10 look 10
nnd one for you. Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND
The person addressed OF course aban.
doncd tho pursuit, but took OCCASION 10
write the president an earnest reply, In
which he saldi
Yours OF the llth Inst. have rond with care,
and while admire ita promp.nuss, fail to ad.
nit iis application. realizing the fact that |
ave been an honorable and consistent Demo. |
irnt all my lifci and, think man worthy of
he confidence OF my country
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
wEATHERF0RD.
District Court Tri ais ministers M IN. e..
'iVhi-PeruonnI

District Court rriel ministers NJ ia. Re.
e,. vivhi--Personnl
special to the Gazette.
"EAthERfoRp, FEx,, March Sam
o'orrs' VINO was ON trial in the district
court yesterday charged with burglary.
was to-day convicted aud his punishment
assessed 81, ~ two years in the penitentinry
Crit' onso OF inc State OF Texas W.. Jake
.rist, charged with assault with intent
70 murder $. l.. Smith, on .Iuly %. isss
was wa. called this morning, and late IN IT,
evening the Jury returned a verdict M
suuty ana sentenced him to two yoars In
n neV; M. II. Wells ami daughter and Mr.
TO- -. LOWS and Mrs. w. II. Fales All left
i,g,a Da'ias .nis morning to attend the no.
,,Rlous services now being condnc,ed
'nSre ny Moody and Sankey '''N
". Pageti representing The 81 Io,ds
type foundry, Is In the city. 'V'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
GAZETTE uRANon OFFICES.

DALt.As--T. o. Mckee, manager.
DBHIsoH--Diok Chamberlain, manager
WACO--A. y. O'Ncill, manager.
sHEHaRs-J. n. Dills, manager,
wEAmHRYonD-H. II. Dorsey aud H. 3, Nor
vail, managers.
PARts-U. u. Maxey, manager.
JEFPHRsoN--J. ~. kitchcna, manager
RsIfALL--Robt. Kennedy, manager
ADfLHSB--W, n. Powell, manager.
OLEBURRH--W, II. Byrd, manager,
III PksO--B. H. Lyons, manager.
GATRKsvILLE--E J.. Hill and j, l.. lickaon,
managers,
BONnAM-O. v. johnson, manager.
HORNY GHOvH-'l. u. lIill, manager.
BAInD--Frank Dorsey, manager
GREEHyfLLH-W. II. Wheeler, manager.
OoLoRADo-W. II, Nowkirk, manager.
hmEoLA--v. HuHmastor, manager.
UIsoo--W. 4, rulloy, manager
WHfTEBBOgO q. Glenn, manager,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

SeSAToR wnsoS Of Iowa proposes 10
increase the rate on fourth.class mail
matter from sixteen TO thlrty-two cents
por pound. Canada charges four cents
por pound for the same service. MIR, VII.
sons bin seems to be- IN the interest of
express companies, rs tho Increase OF
charges win cause packages now sent by
mail to go TO express Offices by this
means, instead OF increasing The revenue
ny raising the rate, the revenue FROM
iourth'clarr mail matter will he lost alto.
gether.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

Mr., WARMER blackguards Mr.. eros.
,cnor, aud Mr., Grosvcnor calls MIR. War.
ner liar. Great excitement, Then
Mr.. Growcnor begs Mr.. Warmers pardon
which IL kindly granted, and MIR. Warner
wlthdraws his Offensive language. Then
the insult rs wiped out over u cup OF cold
ten In theoongresslonal liquor-shop. That
10 the history and model Of congressional
warfare.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

Th committee OF nine that Mr.. Car
isle has appointed 10 Investigate the
telephone cases ~ composed Of about as
obscure men an could be found IN the
house. who ever heard of the name Of
boyle, Oates, Bdcn, Hall, Hale. Ramsay,
Willard, Hanback, OF Moifatt IN connec.
ton With any leading legislation in con.
grces9 Not a single conspicuous mem.
Der On rhher side OF the house appears
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
NE poLNrh 1r IsSnR-

Judge Pardcc instrurts the receivers OF
the Texas 4 Paelle road to close the
shops entirely u such difficulty Is cncoun.
tered In their operation as TO cripple
them lie also gives permission to sus-
pend the running OF freight trains, and, II
necessary, passenger trains also. In.
forentlally, his instructions viii allow tho
entire aud unlimited cessation of business
ON the Texas Pacific and It's branches.
suppose the contingency should happen
that VIII bring the operation OF, the road
to standstlll stop not only freight car.
riago but as wen the movement of passen.
gers and tho transmission OF mails; In a
word, render the country dependent upon
that road as helpless as II its track were
torn up aud its business discontinued,
what viii be the effect OF such actionY
VIII il not ne 70 create an lptcuse feel.
ing of indignation against the parties
who produced such condition of
affairs That indignation viii show
Itself against either the receivers or the
strikers. People will look closely into
the case as presented by each side
TO the controversy, and that against
which they make up their minds will
suffer.
ON the part Of the knights, as put forth
through Tm GAZETTE yesterday, Il is
claimed that the officials and superintend.
cnts OF tho road have violated previous
agreements entered into with the men
that they have discharged workmas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
give un an 0nIcsr..-nn,sr,

The people OF Dallas do not like TO be-
mystined. What has that quarantine
fake turned out 70 be, anyhow II looks
TOO much Ike the glorious times 81 the
3. o. y, at Washington, opening up sine
cures Tor friends and cousins and organs
Tor Interior designs, Tho quarantine and
lis child, the inspection service. is TOO
Eisrlng, Cut down the payroll.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
A pIRTU6S now.

The Republican ppg is raising "A terri.
bio rcrkct ahout 4baay ,htnga oro ooIng
ON a., ,h, ,,ts., -, g.
W VOL 'NN
'hlnk thnJ the snip state ~ III uRnBer
! OF being wrecked or Ink on sea OF so
cIal splendor. or nm d,an n, lavish expen-
ditpro p,o,,,h, ~. ~. ,,,-,., ,,.,ot,
INV VI ehc hiost cFohl phlancou anu Cou-
serVatlve OF papersln n leader on $50
ciety az Washington isnvg
r,
to have bocn ushcred ,rI, yyash,,,,nn ne ,hc
advent Of tho Cioyolnn administration has
| thua far utteriv "a ttod ,,.,.,o.iait,, nm Tho
contrary, MI nceonnta ,in, mo can,tal agree
that II has never bon tho socue OF 40
many splendid entertainments or OF such
,s'on'a''ous social diqiuy' az during the
towels. oonlnngc.on ~, =, o,. w. =, 'nan
ionablc life have boon nde upon a soae Of
extravaganza hitherto Unknown, and tho prod
'Bal,,y OF the whitney, Letters and other
nrncciy 'p Th" ,, m uuo" NOR WIN
present, at loaat. assnJcd command Of tho
society whose proudcst boast not 30 many
year' ago was that money could not buy
ac,aI ,saos'., anu thH brains ana cher
sion 10 ,ts mink Tho gnrnn,s no,,o" rn,o,
the social ronst at Washington; tho material
luNurlos OF champagne mud tcrrapin have
o ooon suv,l'uteu Tor nc intellectual deli'
wont In ,nrcod hoso.a , ~ 'o."'s, way ~ WV
suocoss OF AN ontertainmerp I. measured
by It's cost to tho gIvcr rather than by tho brll.
fancy OIL INC company or Ihclr enjoyment of
NY T g.." MN ,,..,
an Ky - 'oau' '0'''ii'"S '"u ~ may
.o>Ve ~! ~. ~ W '"' 0o...
boast Of Washington society that 'money
could not buy It's priylleges?" Was IT.
in the palmy days Of Republican rule
when Bolknap hourshcd2 Was It in the
glorious epoch OF Mcdonald, OF whisky
ring notorlcty, and his honest and Cod
fearing confrorcs2 When was It that
"braius and character were the only
requisites to admission into ita ranksY,
Was II synchronous with the back. saiary
grab, or was IL when the star-routo
statesmen bltd the treasury after thcir
own upright and patriotic metholss
We are told that champagne and terra.
pin have been substituted for the intel
lectnal delicacics which the hosrs Of n
former day were won't to give their
guests. This is sad charge. but Il was
a terrible oversight not To mention the
date of the former glorious time. When
was II in Washington that Plato
was deemed of so much greater
worth than Eplcurus? Was it durjng
the administrations OF Grant, or Ilayes,
or Arthur II comparisons are made all
the facts should be given. II hos ever
been the fashion of humanity Cor the rich
to make display OF their riches This
has been the practice in all times and
II the whltneys or Ieiters
have more money than they know what
10 do with why shouldn't thew turn n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

GES IIARnIs recently asserted In a
speech In the Kentucky house OF repre-.
sentatlyes that "the Legislature Is growing
worse and worse, aud will, in the course
Of time, become worse than monkeys"
The generals present associates are de-
lighted at the implied ilattory that they
are not worse than monkeys.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
whnt They Say.

Tho Fort Worth GAZETTE II splendid
newspaper when we say this we only
what we hear said every day by
It's many friends in this community. OF
late II has exhibited journalistic enter
torprise In the matter Of furnishing news
which has been rarely equaled and never
exceiIod
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
mo roor Arknp.nw Orphnn.


II Is reported that the little homeless
boy, known as "Arkansaw" about town,
got into game Of cards with some horse
traders Monday night and won 5000, II
IN said he was "staked" by another small
boy with whom he divided the spoils and
then skipped. IL Is II pity but what CAR
kausaw" had won some money several
months ago and skipped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
cowhlded and mnmlIInted.


Ban NntOnIo Light
Dallas probably now wishes II had vac
clnated Itself with little common sense,
aud had not been so livery previous in
Us quarantine. tits very humiliating to
be taken down before the entire state,
sven after the hide Of It's senslblltlos
lhickened by the heavy strokes OF the Fort
Worth GAZErTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
Afraid of the Convention?
n.fa... 4n...uN..

what is the use OF q state convention TO
nominate candidate for GOVERNOR Why
not Lot Ross and Swain 20 before the peo-
pie and let the people choose between
ihemr The friends Of Ross, we are quite
sure, will agree TO IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

AS AN outcome Of the strike on the
New York street railroad, the electric
motor will probably bo substituted for
mules, thus making the company iude-
pendent OF drivers who strike, Ofconrso
conductors would have to be employed,
but dispensing with drivers would make
the company only half as dependent as
they arc now
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
rBE oAzErrn ABROAD.

THE GAzErTB win DO fonnd for sale At tho
places named In the following cities!
CHICAGO, tLL,--W. u. bizeT, 1852 Dearborn
street and l.. schRinsT, Grand Pacific hotel
ST. LOUIS, Mo.--Phillip hocder, S22 olive
street and Jas. Oycrton, Southern hotel
HOT SPRINGS, ARH.-J. II. Davis Co.,
Homer l.. Ball. n. Iilrshnold and +. ", GToono
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
Indiana Sci mi IiI,nr,-

iohoSro, ONT, March IA special
~ lne Globe from Winnipeg, Man, saws.
rounamakcr and eleven other brayos
w WEI. liberated from the penitep,iarv n,
stony Mountain yesterday ihsv ,r,l, =.
vest 10 their homes. Ivy "H 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

JEPE DAVIs has an article In the March
North American Review, on "a Conieder-
ate Veto" Tho COME deraoy is getting
in the saddle again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
our Bnlmy Breeros.
Aivnrado bulletin.

Fort wotth, by all odds, Is the place
for the convention. Cool prairie broe2es
win be needed to cool on the boysand the
Fort can furnish them, fresh and nice,
laden with the perfumes Of wild flowers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

a Dallas man had habit OF going into
a saloon, ordering glass Of whisky, pay
ing for IL and leaving without drinking ~.
" was a clear case OF lunacy, and he was
sent TO the insane asylum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

o. II. nornAcEgR has become editor OF
tho Washington IIatchett, Rothackers
splendid work on the Denver press gave
him reputation that insures keen edge
for the Ratchet. lie never uses duh
Innlu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

SEoRErARr WHITNEY spends $4,000 n
month in maintaining his fashionable
home ut Washington, Jenersonian sins
pllcity comes high, but We must have II,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
SUBSCRIPTION ss.so IN lpl
Notice 20 ccnlFhs'an

Consolidated scaled proposes I. y
celycd nj my Office 10 the iona I
Ilosquo county, Texas, anh
"Wednesday. Mach u. lssl 70; " "
q stone court house for Botlai ". Y. (.
Bidders will be required q pls w NJ. (
a bond In the sum OF N0iVnol tei9 w. \
faithful performances Of w wv
anco with the plals and spccl,af's, y, "
tract said bond % be hcknoriseg. y 7,
clerk OF some court, hASipgA ~ n
tiicate undcr the hand ana ~ : "
certifying that tho bonds ~ M ,a,:
the amount OF the bond, Nhl,a ~.
be- approved by the comg''s,t|'' 4,
Bosquo G county, Plans and n
DO seen NJ the county clefkte ee., \,
OF Meridian, Bosque county, ~"
OF March, 1850. ,.,. K
bidders viii be REQUIRED p nj ~ y n
Grafton the yaluu Of re ela "a "a
moving the rubbleh lhe e,ap =
hight 10 reject any and 81, g'S = cpIlli|
n.u,.t,. fudtrn UnFuQN itRll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

THn esteemed Ross organ 1t Waco Is
able to cover more space with loss mean
Ing than any other paper In the state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

on the committee. rho first dye arc Dem.
ocrats, the last four Republicans, and
that Il oil we know about them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

THE GAZETTE IL the only paper In
North Texas that now publishes the Asso-
oIaied Press kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
County Judge bcsqa|


10 Investors and dealers y 9 "
10 not deal ip or hheaN (,
bonds sued for the building y ~ I
and Jail, aa they were iliesAll,. wa,
validity OF the same y nvf
court. Saids bonds were ~ v ~
II, Chrothore, county uea.f \ n
we're lllegallv issued aud ~ ~, x 3
had no authority under ills w Y.
an whoever purchases 'n ~, ~ Z 4
litigatc The same 70 Tue Wy n. N ~
as said bonds, signed y ~ :
names are subecrlbed ihe'e.'syas s
VI ahy ihu'U'epn''' y IL J. NV.
llBfin8
" kis%
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
Rates Of Advertising Furnished on Appii-
cation.

cation.
Rs,ntttances bp drgjr, posioncs pionep order or
su registered letter, al yfsk Of ONCE.
C0rseapoyldenoe u soiictfed upon al 1eios sub
ecLs.
Pyonpt Information Of epenfs and neica ha1pcr'
ings Of general interest solicited, aud iotH be
properly compensated.
Nj COMMUNICATIONS Intended FOR publication
.,ult be accompanied bg ne wftfets nG1ss and ad
drcse-hot Joy Publication, tt3 as Az ectdesoe ~
good NTH.
Parties isrifiag 70 THE GAzErTr on btisiness
persOnai 10 hswscivcs iciu psase i'eioe stamp for
ia Isffers relating 10 business AZ any Kind should
BE- addrcaed 10 1'uF GAzETrE Fort Worth Ter.
pRMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

music Tor tke oC-
|nntlfulsuppsrt % tho merits
|ixht lolee u TnE 0AxERrr
|ne2Ned kho Rppetilea Of tho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

SATURDAY monNIN0. MARION o,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06

THE GAZETTE has tho largest
bona-hdo circulation OF any daily
newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
FpFI VlNIH hIHIVI y ~
Nnflnn 10 ConltrllY....

bids viii be receives y w 4 y.
April the TN, lhsi, NJ ny W. ,c,sll. w
Margarot, IN iiardemap vi y
build a court houae - ~ !. ~ !
plans and specifications VIZ \, ~,
ofiloo OF j. b.. fianccrs, l.e .i',, 4
original plans and apeeinu, W., w ~
OF the county CLERK, bss ,ss rs n
bids must be acconAp sl,lh.t 4.
check OF one thOufaAo ,s - -
pro requested TO bid upon ' "a n,
building. -,..sss ,s|ig n
County Judgc, iiaIa'n
Feb 90, 1ksD. y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-06
WANT o

a,;,. Peoples
Ga,ippoosscae u, sisii.i fS'il
trncioyssn to,el1 i'Ia ~
de ,,sy ,.'a hl,slp, boiha y, Y. Is's
q. W 'ss ~, Atlthdss 'st
WANrED. M w.
,d1 that wc hnless M ,.l ~
n''lligcnce and ~. feeog|d
,norIh siun Of ~. plplna,
g, ~ ,.,ecn hiehih IA ,sls i NJ 4
= % YAK, Mke ordcrA fof 4 elslh. ~ 4
R,i2,in,,ptly atiende p..lp Ii1i N !,
ven telephone Sls 70 lI1n
MIS-. tRaNR Nh. .sqsls
ana all Kinds Of m W. " " tliik n. |'t|
~ '''| ~. IT.