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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23

Clytie-Harry, you must have noticed
that you have grown very dear to me.
lit is useless to longer conceal the
truth; my darliug-I love you!
Harry (turns pale and trembles lit il
SO sudden, Miss Jones. Excuse my agi.
tation, but I must have time to think.
Clytie-Then You bid me hope, my
angel! Oh, rapture!
Harry (blushing coquettishly behiad
his whiskers)-I have not said that.
Really, Miss Jones, l must refer you to
ma.
Clytie-Crurl, cruel one! Why have
you awakened this pleasing hope in my
bosom if only to blast it, Consider, my
love. Will nothing move you to mercy
Bestow upon me this little hand and
make me the happiest Of maidens.
Harry-Alas! / fear is cannot be.
esteem you highly rs fir md, Miss 10 net
but-forgive me if / pain you'll do moi
love you. Holds out his handy But
will always be brother 20 you.
She throws herself wi h a despairinQ
wall on his bosom, kisses him passion
ately and rushes out into, the dark, darl
world, convinced that leap year is a
fraud Omaha Bee.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23

The Republican Senators andl newspapers
evade discussion of the condition that called
forth the Presidents message, and direct their AZ
tention TO theory" that is wholly Irrelevant.
The main question is the surplus. The treasury
balance is over $s5 100000. The government is
collecting $500, 600 day, $l5,0O0OO0 a month,
and $500 900 year In excess OF Its needs.
Shall the surplus be stopped ori:spents If
stopped, how? This is the question aud this is
the issue. Why don't the Republicans meet 1t
instead of shouting free trade p They know
and the country knows that tariff 90 per cent.
less than the present war maximum would be
adequate for both protection and revenue Their
last President and their last two Secretaries Of
the Treasury urged reduction Their own tar
if commission recommended 1t, and theirssown
Congress promised it, BY lodging the issue, the
Republicans confess the weakness Of their case
The Democrats have forced the issue. Let them
now force the fighting upon it.-Neo York
Worh
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23

The talk of dividing Texas int . number OF
States is reviving. That State has an area about
equal to all the United States north of the Ohio
contains twelve States, besides half Of another.
This division would give Texas great power in
the Senate. Even divided into States Is large
as Georgia il would make four, and would have
eight votes in the Senate.
OF course this division could not be made
without the consent OF the State, and II is not
likely that consent could De obtained. Dakota
with less than two-:hirjs of the area of: Texas
wishes to be divided, but We hear OF no such
proposition coming from the Lone Star State
The truth Of the business Is, Texas has q his
tory Of which her people are proud, and that
sentiment Of state pride would make them very
reluctant TO consent to a division. Texas has
a history marked by examples OF the most daunt-
less hcroism. Unassisted. and while but an in.
independence. Texas Is the Only state In the
union that was ever an entire nation, entirely
disconnected from the other states.
Aside from sentiment, 1t would be Q great
thing tor the South aud the people Of Texas 70
have the State divided. The increase 1t would
give TO the Democratic representation 10 Con-
gress would give our party permanent control
of that body, but We believe lthe change would
DO opposed by the Republicans, % smattsr OF
selfdefence, and BY the Texans themselves a. a
matter of sentiment, and We feel sure that there
will never be anything more than talk in the
scheme Columbus Engsircr-Sus.
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ODDITIES OF MARRIED aARE.

II
/ know an odd couple here in Boston
whose married life is conducted on new
and original principles. They are liter
airy people, having an income quite sufi-
cient for their wants, and spending all
their time in rational pursuits and in
amusements which are either intellectual
or health-giving. There is nothing
strange in this, but their popularity is
that, although they have been married
some ten years, they see little more of
each Other than they would if they were
ordinary acqnaintances. They always
breakfast separately, very seldom meet
at lunch, but usually dine together.
Once in while the husband invites the
wife to ride or drive with him of an after
noon; and she, in turn, sometimes takes
him with her in her coupe. Each
has a separate library or reading room ;
and l fancy that Monsieur would hardly
present himself unannounced in Ma
DANES drawing.room. There is not the
but their idea Is that no two human
beings can thoroughly enjoy each others
society if they are together constantly.
They wish to preserve the charm Of nov
city. "Have you read such and such q
book ?" l once heard this unusual hus.
band enquire Of his extraordinary wife.
"No," was the reply; am curious
to see it." SWELL" said he, suppose /
drop into your library tonight and
bring it with me. should like to talk it
over with you" This proposal was
graciously accepted, and doubtless the
couple spent very agreeable evening
together. boston Post.
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% w Z NW*z
The Louisiana Democratic platform
has nothing 70 say about sagss. or protse-
ton 70 cane growers, but II doeS endorse
the administration aud expresses the sea
timeut that Is the interests Of the Union
viii be best snbssrsed By the reelection -
Of Mr.. Cleveland. And 20 It goes every
where. The tariff must be revised and
reduced 80 as to protect the s,oOo. 900
farmers of the land as we'll - the mann.
featuring monopoiists of the. North
Raleigh Necs and Observer.
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Peace ON Earth

Awaits that countless army Of martyrs whose ranks are
constantly recruited from the victims Of nervous dis
eases. The price OF the boon systematic course OF
Hostetters Stomach Btters the finest and most genial
OF tonic nervines pursued With reasonable
Easier peasanter and safer this than TO swash the vic
tuang department with pseudo oues, alcoholic the
reverse, beef extracts foods nsseoes seatives
and posons In disguse. Tred Natures sweet restoeer
bamy Sleep" 10 the providential reeupsant Of veal
and this glorious franchise being usually the
sequences Of sound digestion and increased veor the
great somachc which insures both productive also
reposs ct the ssqufs4 tiae. Not ansesshed swakens
the individual who It, but vigorous, clear headed
and tranquil. Use the Btters also in lsser and agus
rheumatism, kdney troubles, consipatea md bilious
ness. -& M toA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23
NOTICE

-
TN PURSUANCE OF THE ACT OF THE LRG-
i ialaturs ofthe State Of Florida, entitled An
act TO- provide general Law for the Incorporation
Of railroads and canals" passed February 49, 1874
and the acts anendatRy thereofand supplementary
thereto We, The ppdeesgpAdn hereby give notice Of
the formation OF certain company, with the cor.
posase name .AslAnsic and Western Railroad
Company, TT the purpose of constructing. main
tainiNg and operating q railroad for public use in
The cenysyepce ~ persons. AID property, aud for
the purpose Of maintaining and operating any rail-
road already constructed Tor the like public use,
commencing. on tho Atlantic OCEAN at q point
nearly east ofNeaenynasaaiA6 eate, and running
thence through or ilto the counties Of Yolusie and
Lake. sad State and terminating At d near avares,
= said> county q Lake; and slse, sush branch
hRs suppeFtaRe saia maia liza within saIA counties
- may b deemed neceasary and expedient.
''" '-t9 eK1Gu1x THOMAS, NUw York g
CALVIN 8. BHIcH, New York. ,ar
JoHe1.@Aiooan, New York
HH:s6iss6ss A s.si YORK. f'''
ham, .4,t ,,o ~EnwA1D TUCK, Nav York.
. EIvnxfoN + CaAFMkN, New York.
Nov. 10, 1881. ia'ii a''o's1 e s3sfs SsAo1sf
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON MON.
IN day, the S7th day Of February, A. D. 1883. or
the County Judge Of Leon county. Florida, at his
ONCE in the court house, for authority to sell the
interests Of George Cook, Isabella l.. Cook and
snd is 10 the Original plan OF the City Of Taiahas
see, county and State Aforesaid, described - fol
lows, towit: Beginning At the northeast corner Of
lot No. 50 and running Horth 6 feet and eight
inches to the southeast corner Of lot No. A. thence
east lib feet inches, 70 the southwest corner
oflot No "A, thence In sopthwesterly direction I42
feet eight inchss, more OF less, to the point, Of
portion Of e,ch Of said l0ts Nos. 43 aud IS and
containing 4,011 1900 square feet, more or less
ELIZABETH COOK,
Guardian Of said Minors.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23

" IA number Of gentlemen who came to
Punta Gorda last week to make invest.
ments, after interviewing our land deal
ers spd property owners, shook the dust
of the town from their feet, and went
away Disguised a. the fabulous prices Of
real estate. Unless the fool-killer comes
along and does up our town, it il set
tied question, as to the future of Punta
Gorda.-Rnsa Gortza Beacon. ai.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23

sllsei1h ii s1pa On ~ es1ik may
Poslibly - szplziasd 81 IA 4 y s&ls 81
ths tins Ne favored justice Ne bss Il his
bodnet hsd hot grown, W b ~ l,Astse
sPcrsistsnt insect il now iA--Lo~issiste
Courier Journal lss'I X VI ssfs tsf 3'T'
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23
] A0IlQE

A LII CREDITORS, LEGATREs AND PER.
~ sons entitled to distribution, Of the estate OF
Robert Howard Gamble, late Of Leon county, Fla,
70 the Undersigned adminlstTators duly aptheptica.
ted within two years rom the date hereof or this
notice win be pleaded In bar Of their secovery0k
aai AHGELLCA e. GA1Rte, Administrators,
Tallahassee, Jan. 81, lesson
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uYhen three &c. !oeether staad,


We got this via the United Pipe Line, right
But the prophecy cannot possibly refer
to the year 1858 since Cleveland will be-
yppd, all question rule the land until
March 4, 1859. 1t may, however, refer
to the year sssl.-Raleigh Nesos and
O6serUer.l IL - Il II - -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23

THE NEWPnRT ExW YIfTF
s:fSi. IA; "a; &;
% Is,l' 49, % ssai'i n ]a4 & - ,wn,,.,,
ny s~scsss Dec II. 1851, s6-sn .ybamissi isds
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
or Pm "ih' e. iiH
FLORIDA PHOSPHATE AED FERTILIZER
COMPANY. ~ sat

fLOR1DA fHVSkHxTB AND FE8TILIZEB
COMPANY. ~ sa-l
WE WHOSE NAMES ARE SUBSCRIBED TO
w these articles: % AsEsey Associate o1rsslve:
cSspssr 1859, u re Acss OF 1ss.sssrs q the
State Of Florida, approved August Ssh 1865 and Of
the amendments thereto, and do declare q fol.
ist. The name Of tina corporation shall, he tn.
Florida Phesphate and Fertiliser. .Compsny.
"a ~ place Of business shall be Taflahassee,
Sd. The general nature Of the busips.s 20 be
transacted shall be to dig and mine phosphssls end
the sale Of the same togoeAer with the manufacture
Of phosphate fsstiAselS.ls sssYnss ,adr
BE- a The ssDa %srPs so e s' ss :s:
PEI. centam OF The stock subscribed FOR shail be
paid when the Subscription = made twenty lave
per cent shall be payable within thirty Gays ther
sfer. and Che remainder when called SOe BY the
il ts6. The business of the company shall be con.
Quoted BY PSesidenty . Secretary and Treasurer.
ssd Ase Director, OF whom the President shall be
oh The Stockholders shall slecs let the Directors
snsaa 5.p meeting e :: Zee q .s az
Secretary ana Treasurer. The terms Of these on.
Gers sbAh b one year. and zausil their suecessors
shall be elected and qaaliaed 70 act The Trsasur-
or :nsil give bo:d VIII sprctie ito be approved
~ the Directors, IN sum 70 be 6xed by them, con-
dttieAea that he vl Naturally accoune 5or al non.
eJe coming into his hapAs. 3oiffn ftIglr1ssI5 /.
7h. Certiac.tes of~stack ahall be issued and
:ss! q &: & ssbosssiS 1 s.Ss, =:
oa ss ,Ts re e = "a 40
Ss sSss II spi %ssDs 49, q H'S than
. esh Ire frestdenf vii M eonssAt of no DirSc-
s soFs;s: ssa 4, ss 81, ss ~: .ad =
az & f rs q so aas e 81 ~ eo-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23
sCRoFuLOUs, INHRRIrxp.

and Contagious Huuors vita Lea a Hair, sAd Grup
lions OF the Skin, positively cured ~ CUTcyRA
CUriCuRA SoAFexternay, and CUfICURA RlsoLvmR In
ternaly, when all other medicines fnlt. - .s.g.
Sold everywhere Prices CurlcuRA, 20 cents; Soar
- cents RHsolv.xr, 81. Prepared BY the PofrHn DRus
AND CLnArcAL Co., Boston. Mars 81.
send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" q paRes
10 Illustrations. and 100 testimonials
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23

iMss, lly neintpd. ~ oenta shss6sp4 shloy
.aots40 xkseuaoiH' FIOnm1AM Ovyacas
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M ALL LETTIN GS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1, 1888
PRoPoeAIs will be received at the Contract
Once of this Department until 4 p. NJ, OF April
TO- 1885, for carrying the Mails Of the United States
upon the routes, and according to the schedule OF
arrival and departure specified by the Department,
In the State Of Florida, from July lsh 1883, to
June SOth, 1892 Lists Of routes. with schedules Of
arrivals and departures, instructions to bidders
with forms, for contracts and bonds and all otbe
necessary information, will be furnished upon ap-
eraL DON. N. DICKINSON,
Feb. 2, 1S0SSw Postmaster General.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23
3 NOTICE

10 Tn AoxD11s o. TIM HILLS ~ THE STATE BANK
or FLORIDA,
You ere hereby netihsA that al circulating notes
issued By the State Bank Of Florida must Be pre-
scented to the Comptroller Of the State at his office
In Talahassee, for payment, within two years from
the date Of thu noe(ce orth1k payment Of the same
viii be barred, and the fund deposited Herewith
for the redemption Of such notes viii be withdraw
from his once and distributed among the benef-
Charles Of the bank. A. B. HAWKINS,
President Bank.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Feb. 18 f8612yrs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23

ONE or THB WORST GASES.
We have been selling your CutlUunA RsxEpns for
purchaser. One Of the worst caees fSexOala sxsr
was cured By the Of Ave bottles u CurUUnA RneoI-
WET, Cur,cuRA. aud CUrrcukA Soar. The Scap takes
the " cake " here as . medicinal soep.
m> TAYLOR d TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort, Kan.
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~ y 81 iii & ! ! !
Tas'ss 40: =. ! 4 i :; & S. ~ S.
- -: 81. nv Z! z Z e ri NJ 81 :.
e.. 9 q ,,a ~ IS 5,
soas q . 81 DsysisS losif es.aN. tshs ersil
REMxDm trial.
Reference: FAAnx .WnAI, Dssgyses ASsaass Pa
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sCnoRULoUs UICx1o.

Janes z 1nehardsou. Custom HoaSe Now OsismA q
body until w1g nsAss u cpffupt1o4 sxpgytbiA9
known to thanedieSl fAcslly WI ttica b vS 6An6
mare wfUck. AZ tiups ccnm NOT Mfr NJ han61 - nv
s:1S Sc s, n e. sgs 9 - + s - s I'D
sworn to before o. B. C6m .. D. CAAwyuxD
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~
and 10 d4n Hulnplying The r1mber q chill.
drcn IN ~ ely n the nsuai estimate Of 81.
would ,eiys Apalachicoia population or 3,5SS.
-LAhs Q1y zStaee Hest T. r. Thomas,
Of Nj. Thbof 6e1ehboghood brought In Wednes-
day ease q v9y 1ne Florida Cuba tobacco, .
part Of Aa$g1OWn By hin In year. II showed
good hEuems end was Of excellent quality and
terx y9e ne purchasers and the price paid was
% cents pound. Both Lake City and Colum-
bia county are in q sound financial condition.
County script b nearly at par, and there 10 only
about enough cat TO pay The taxes due. The
next ,yes1s .payneat IN the absence Of any I'm.
foreseen circumstances, will leave comfortable
fssn S OsSsos Y rs ss a:.'
tory, has bought In the past two weeks, several
thosaand pousds II Columbia coaniy grown TO-
baccn, someof which q pronounced eQual iu
every yespect to he finest Havana. Mr.. Joseph
Hernaades has been secured as factory superin-
tendest, and h 4 practical worker In the weed.
Live. Oak Rssnes - o. lsst "Wednesday
evening 81 8 o'clock when the east bound pas
H7s on sSsr1 Jshn q e ossxssi sbsard
70 0ch4ege friendly grssadk Z wklh - special
fried Of his BY ths name Of Jones, who Hives al
CsIghsu, end Who went up on The morning
irais. lssyiag word = he depct for N. g. to
med him % his return thAs Ssesing The train
ed ost iikssspi1 81 : IL 4 bads ais ge ss
friend good bye and attempted TO step 10 the
platform from h stsfes s0~ihe coach, but the
end Of plank o. ths platform being rgtted opt,
Ms foot pa16ed through, which Suspended hlm
beside The car, he holding 90 10 the mailing Oh
The aide Of The steps Of The cpaeh. The young
os ':s ga a. dae s aa p ses sSs
speed, p mo9a( 81 saspsndsd feet and legs
ssruek ~ Z - ~ ppl!alipr9 yhich lsadss
iooss tsoa 8: H;se y sSs assss III ~ Il Psss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-07
Dublin to Hive y Fair.

Special to the Gazette.
DUBLIN, TEX, March "a number Of
our citizens got together yesterday and
decided have county fsir at this
point next fall. The folio wing resolution
was adop ed, viz: That we solicit sub
scription to stock at $40 per share for
the purpose of holding fair at Dublin
during the coming fall, and that spplica-
ton be made for charter for $4,000
with the privilege of increasing
to $4,000. a c. mmittee Of six of our
most prominent citizens was appointed TO
solicit subscriptions and report ct meet
ing Of subscribers on Friday night next,
the Sth instant, foTs permanent organize
tiop, election Of Officers and adoption Of
bylaws We invite Fort Worth over to
the fair, as we hope by that time the Fort
Worth AID Rio Grande Railrosd will
have been built, giving US direct
connection with your live city, and IS we
claim to be the liveliest town southwest
of the Fort snd northwest of Waco, we
expect to show the country that it is all
we claim for it. TIE soliciting commit
tee report this morning that they sre
meeting with all the encouragement they
could ask and have slready run the list up
higher than they anticipated when they
started out, and as the starting OF any
Thing here N, ans the success OF it, we
can assure you We Will make grand sue
cess of the Dublin fair and live stock ex-
hibition next fall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-07
sayers and Grain on Free Wool.

Sayers and Grain on Free Wool.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Representa-
tive Ssyers, whose constituency is large
ly interested in the growing of wool, said
to-day: 81 hardly think it quite fair that
wool should be made to bear the brunt OF
this great reduction. II seems to me the
aggregate should have been little more
evenly distributed. If l had had the
framing Of the tariff bill l would have
placed upon the free list all necessaries
of life, the importation of which
would not in any way interfere
would then have classified all
other commodities, and after adjusting a
fsir ard uniform rate Of duty I would
have provided for changes in this rate at
periods in the future, thus giving our in
dustries an opportunity to readiust
themselves to the order of things by q
gradual process which would not prove
difficult of accomplishment. l shall vote
for It, no matter how it may be left. l
am no protecrionist, but 8 revenue re-
former, and propose to stand by the
Democratic party whether my personal
interests suffer or not.n
REPRESENTATIVE Grain
is confident the number Of Texas wool
growers is exaggerated. "In Texas, ="
said he, tive can grow wool against the
world. In the first place, we have cheap
lands and the finest climate anywhere In
the United States. The Ohio and Penn
sylyania people claim that they can raise
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-07
LIVE STOCK.
&. E. MADDOX & co., Land & Live st0ei
SHOT HIMSELF.

Divorces Had Been Denied the Woman
He Fell In Love With.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, March Herman
Abbess, aged twenty seven, the junior
member of F. q. Aboess & Co., wealthy
bankers of Bremen, Germany, was found
dead in his room st IS Pike street this
morning, having shot himself in the
mouth with revolver. He had been in
America about a year, In st. Paul he
fell in love with Mrs. Patterson, whose
husband is living. A divorce was ap-
piled for and denied. 1t is thought this
fact caused the suicide. He left q will
giving S12. COO to Mrs. Patterson and the
remainder of his Inheritance to mis- broth
ers. While here he was employed with
A. Slinocke, agent for foreign steam
ship company. An uncle is connected
WITH 8 Cincinnati newspaper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-07

no more sheep If this bill becomes law.
We shail Certainly not be al cted to such
an xteut, and with so mucn less comOe-
tition Texas has nothing 10 fear do
not take much stock in The theories tDst
have been advanced on the subject Of
stimu alton to our wool growers 10 be re-
celved from the importation Of fine woods
to mix with our cosrser grades, thereby
enIsrglng the scope Of our manufactures.
But on the simple proposition Of raising
wool to compete with the foreign article,
Texas c2n hold her own
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-07
Arrssted at m,lIican for murder,

Special to the Gazette.
MILLICAN, Tex, March 6.-Manuel
Goodwin, colored, was arrested and jailed
here to-day on 8 charge of attempted
murder upon the person of his father-in-
law, Willis Franklin, on Steel's plants
ton, in the Brazos bottom. His examin-
ing trial will come up Friday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-07
IhREIIng Dove Of Peace

nc ally frosted uivering, Aging Dove.
Dream of Lip kr.on ealend4 An Rpdsted
IDEAL head x supported frOsssd Snow sdsPe
nd 4 full set of 9sgrinoentniral cards. Fouf.:
,..n srtistc pieces sent teany one who will
,py rom dfagsfaa DO of the epuins DIR.
r. Mo AsB'. eE-BBRSrED LIVER Pills tprice
,,e,,J aud nal US The outside wrapper from
, !. lax rlth6a cents in stamps. Write your
s;.ssrsss plainlyss PLENrNG EROS, PTrTsRURG,
nr O. Nc Lanes Liver Pills are sure cure
tor s,k Readaohe' BiliOusnees and'DySpep-
.s They are peculiarly adapted for ladies
.rdare absolutely safe. Prepared from the
,pres. materials.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-07
. Condition of Pa.tursls.s Stock Cattle.

Special TO the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, March 6.-Stock cattle
look worse than at any time during the
winter. The last rain seems to have
washed all the meat away snd left only
enough flesh to hold the hide on in many
instances. This applies only to the stock
cattle running psstureless over the
country, and not to those being psstuled
and cared for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-07
EGALYANIZEn or PAINTED.

Facts and characterization Wire Not Only the
Best, but the Cheapest"
II requires only $50 pounds regular GliddeD
Barb Wire for one wire one mile st, say 5H
cents per pound, would cost $40 so Other styles
weighing 377 pounds per mile, 25 cents per 100
pounds less, WOULD COST the samei nd 96
pounds, A. 90 cents less, would also st he
same. All Otner styles of wires will weigh fron
. TO 50 pounds more per mile Than the Glidden
with same size main wires and number o barbs
employed Therefore It is not always tn
cheapest wire per pound that makes the
est or the best fence.
SS-SEND FOR SAMPLE LOT-BR
or our new Oval single Strand, . pointed barb,
armlY attached uniformly 5 inches apart, %
cents per 100 pounds less than Gidden, doubled
and twisted, making a light, effective, good,
strong barb wire at low price. Weight only $40
pounds per mile. Tensile strength, 1850 pounds.
SANBORN & WAENER, houston, ley.