Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-06
FORT WORTH.
What the State Papers are Saying OF
the Booming Place Where the
Panther Lay Down.
Kinds Words for the City OF Pluck. Entsr.
prise and Railroads. and for
Its Morning Paper.


CAUSE TO BE PROUD.
Blanco Star-Vindicator. The Fort
Worth GAkETrE IL hilarious over its rail-
road prospects, aud Il has cause to be.
too, tor no town In Texas has a
brighter outlook In this respect than that
has. Fort Worth will one day be great
railroad center, and that means Il is des-
tined to be powerful inland city. And
the Star-Vindicator SAYS God-speed IL,
for II we have no railroad here we want
to see as many built elsewhere as posi-.
Bile. But we will have one sometime.
The STAR Indicator has never advocated
an enterprise yet that hasn't been ac-
complished and we don't Intend TO cease
pounding away at this tin the headlight
OF the locomotive Is seen In the distance,
and the shrill whistle of the engine warns
the denizens of Blsnco OF an approach
ing train.
TnE GREAT RAILROAD CENTER.
Waco Alliance. Standard: Fort Worth
may become the great railroad town Of
the state, but Waco will be the manu-
featuring and educational center.
on TO rnE PANHANDLE.
Hardeman County Mirror: Another big
strike Is reported In Fort Worth and this
time everybody Is happy. IL is the Atch-
son, Topeka 4 Santa he railway they have
struck. Our usually happy neighbor,
The GAZETTE, is almost wild with ex-
element. We are particularly interested
In the verse OF It's song, "On to Denver
City aud the Panhandle" Como on, there
is big crowd of us waiting for you.
THE FORT WORTH RACKET.
GQtnaavilla Ann n,,t 80 ~.
to Denton with the East linel On 70
Roberts! Now, IL we are not con to'' the
Fort Worth racket we want to know the
reason why.
HOLD THE FoRT.
Clifton Sentinel: That irrepressible
GAzBrTR up at the Chicago OF Texas has
kept whooping ''on with the bust" until
1t will just about "bustr the Fort into
smitheieens to hold her coming railroad
lines and make room for grand cen.
trail depot. Hold the Fort and wave THE
GAZETTE.
HORNY GROVE IN THE FIELD.
Honey Grove Herald; THE GAZETTE
occasionally cries con TOT Paris. We
don't wish to debsr THE GAZETTE of its
favorite "on to-" as that belongs to THE
GAZETTE both by right of discovery and
peaceable possession, but we remind our
big, entt rprislng morning brother thst
Honey Grove is now the railroad polar
attraction in North Texas.
MOUNT PLEASANT WANTS US, TOO.
Mount Pleasant News: II Fort Worth
wants cheap lumber, she had better inves.
tigate the feasibility OF road from this
section. This is the best.timbered section
in the state.
LEADS THE PROCESSION.
Orange Tribune. The Fort Worth
Daily GAZETTE is undoubtedly leading
the Texas newspaper procession.
RIDES THE WAVES sERENELY.
Cooper Courier; They have more ground
and lofty tumbling In Fort Worth than in
any other burg in Texas They have
strikes, new railroads and handle water
works at a rate that would create panic
in the largest Eastern city. But she can't
be loaded down. She rides the waves
serenely and laughs at the storms that
howl around.
FORT WORTH NERDS IN.
Bolton News, Fort Worth wants a
public building and wants II bad. If
there is city In Texas that is deserving
OF such Fort Worth is certainly that city.
BRsT IN THE STATE.
Seymour Cresseti The FoIt Worth
GAZETTE is the best paper in the state.
PLUCK AND ENERGY DID IT.
Johnson City Echo Ten years ago
Fort Worth was scarcely more than a
village, but to-day 1t Is city OF 20, 600
inhabitants, Pluck and energy did 1t, but
the all-moylng force was THE GAZETTE.
AS fast as the city progresses THE GA
zETTE keeps the lead.
WAIT A WEEK
Troupe Vidette: IL has been three
days since Fort Worth built railroad
and things are getting mighty dull up
there.
THE FRISCO rs OURS.
Paris News; THE GAZETTE is Just
little bit off about the Frisco. ain the
fullness Of time, ira Ia, the Fort may get
a branch Of the road, but II will run from
Paris, you know. THE GAZETTE IL a
pretty good one, but II must not try to
make the outside world believe that Paris
is only getting a branch OF the Frisco,
for we will call for the proof.
LIKES THE GAZETTE.
Sherman Democrat; Mr.. Il, b. Smith
from Fort Worth will assume charge OF
the branch Office OF THE GAzETTE at this
place. We bespeak for him kindly
greeting at the hands OF our people. The
GAZETTE is daisy and we Ike to see
It flourish.
THE ROAD WILL BE BUILT.
Mobeetie Panhandle; Fort Worth Is
fully alive to the Importance Of securing
railroad connection with the Panhandle,
therefore the road will be built.
OWES HIM MUCH.
Cooper Courier: Peter Smith surrend-
cred the mayorality Of Fort Worth on the
20th inst. Fort Worth owes much OF her
present greatness to the enterprise and
energy Of this man.
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Gainesville Hesperian; Mr.. s. ID.
Rainey, Jr, Of Jefferson, In buying prop.
erty In Fort Worth with the Intention Of
locating, says that one OF the things
which commended itself to him In that
city was 1t has the best system Of public
schools In the state. our citizens will
lind that good public schools are great
attraction TO good citizens and capital,
and while we believe that the Fort is well
advanced IN that deslderatum Of influence
and good name, Mr.. Rainey had better
have looked little further and found
before deciding the matter.
FINE CHURCH BUILDINGS.
Bolton News; Aud Fort Worth wants
the Cumberland school What nextf
~ WE ONLY HAD HOTELS ENOUGH.
Vernon Guard: Fort Worth Is not
only the breeziest place In Texas, but Is
the greatest railroad center, hence the