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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

TEE Republican campaign committee,
during the recent CANVASS, published in
New York City q ,urnal called the "New
York Democrat, vile sheet which every
day had some foolish article <hst could be
published In Republican papers and Gre =
tied as Democratic uttersnces. Il will be
3 long time before the full history OF Rs-
publican mesnness in the campaign OF
1888 vii! be known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

SPECIAL correspondents are new sasy
telling of the "besuty" ard other charms
ST the feminine attachments Of the incen
jag administration. The csuntrY Row feels
wall assured thst the next administration
will ne altogether lovely, whatever asy
be the quality of It's statesm&nsbip.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

THE statement IL published in Dsns-
cratic paper that bat one Democrat has
been employed among the clerks in the
white House during Mr.. C!eveland's sa
miuistration. Ms wonder that the presi-
dent woke up on Thanksgiving morning
to fnd mesaley crow substituted fox hia
well fhttened turkey.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

gent. The result is easy to foresee. In
8 fortnight after Mr.. Hsrrison is insugu-
rsted the leading mugwump publications
will have been self-nominated and SELF
confirmed SIS the prophets of his admins
tration.
The falalmert Of this prediction will os
accepted by Democrats as 6 sure presuT'
ser Of Democratic vicssry In 1892.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

The only.fear that may reasonably be
anticipated with reference to the Demo
cratic position On the tariff in 1892 is that
the San Antonio Express may veto the
presidents message. 1t cannot, we re-
greet to say, be tr1thfully asserted iAx:
in their political baliefs Grover and Gries
are as much alike IS two black eyed peas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

KEELY's motor refuses TO mote, Bat
KseIy hiEsen has Been able 10 0eVo his
stockholders 10 putting ss mere sasesa-
neHts. Mr.. Kssly nsy he. have the best
engine Cd esrto, sat he e&FSenly has tie
asst highly developed gall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
NEWS And notes.

There sre ssee Roman Catholic payo.
| ehial schools in the United States, with
az enrolment Of sl1seeo pupils.
Apples command bat 10 cents bzshsl
In AtchiscR county, Kss. Orchard svn-
ers think tkst prices have been strzck BY
! appleslexy.
AnoBs the students st Princeton eel
less 10 ono seventy two years old. he il
studying for tho ministry, and expects 70
graduate this term.
The wenen nominated In California "a
school trEstses have had to stand nssi
| vicious attacks en- their characters made
in circulars secretly sus widely dissris-
uted.
A chicago dime Museum contains what
Ia elai2ed to be tbs skin OF the serpent
shss tempted Eve in the Garden OF Eden.
Chissso does not propose 10 be left il
the aaster Of antique novelties.
Although the volums of national bank
zstes Ii steadily decreasing, owing - the
sarsAase ct bonds by the government,
she velume of the currency is more than
kops 40 by the decreased Volume Of gold
sEd silver certificates.
The Vernont legislature having refused
wcmes the right to vote in municipal elss
sIexs certain WsMen have EeGs in pssis
sloR ssclarlEg that "sssatiCa wIthous rep
gesszAnon Is tyranny" epd asking -
have al tsxsg removed from properly
owned BY wo1eR.
e.s Of the discoveries recently u aks liz
0sstEsI Africa is a villese ct kess4s
balls slong g street and ksyIeg gasls6
rsos. Tke Inhabitants Ere 81 ggseSiSH
order OF isssllgence, keep gosd csser In
the village AND alasp e2 beds raised
sssvo ;ts ground.
A Few devices for bicycles allows sac
9Sc Of those machines upon the ice, ths
Rer, while tho large wheel is provided
with clips thsS prevent slipping on tho Ice.
In New York parties are now being
isY@ed to so up the Hudson fer tourns-
ReDt So soon as the river ffetzss ever.
A ''nEtursl electrical battery" has been
found in N0ya Scotia, at Bfidgewater,
where 8 telephone line runs to the mines,
about thirty miles distsnt. A current Of
electricity wss found in the lire, which is
attributed to the "nRtETal bstteryn
formed by the mineral deposits OF copper,
silver, lead and iron ores In thssyic.niiy
OF the gold mine.
TIE Ulited States ashery commission,
which IL enesg in slsd culture, lsst
spring plsced 2 GOO, coo shad fry In pond
81 Washington, ard now there are 5000
Yourg breathing sAsd from thrse 30 four
tDsAss Iote Thess will be turned into
the Pd;uUGc nexs spring, in condition
20 escape thsir e. emles, end stock 3he
river hb4ndsEGy.
The New York Sun makes the follow
ing very interesting analysis OF the Official
vota nf that state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

III 1887, under DsRtMsxs rule, ths
sts5o tx Hze / 5 cszss en- she SIZE vslaR-
tion; 10 1874, nader the Republicans, IL
was 81 70; IA 1885, under sas Democrats,
It IS 10 cents. Theirs is the casa, stripped
Of all pre- JUDGE or sentiment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

GENERAL BOOTH, the csptsin. general
OF the Salvation army, has landed On the
Pacific coast, and will begin an active
warfare there On the hosts of Sstan. The
willy general evidently knows that mans
most psnisent frame Of aizG Is reached
Immediately after presidential election,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
WuAr the nesspapers Of Tex,s vast !

WHAT the newspapers OF Texts wast is
libel law made by the Legislature sad
not one made by the courts. Pace law
On the statute books, snd newspapers
will have no excuse for breakinsis. LsaVe
it IN the minds OF the Judges OF the
courts, and newspapers cizRst knew
what Il Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

A EnsoKLYN wedding Was brought to
sR unexpected ending nY tie brides re.
fsssl at the altar to take the matrimonial
vows. There's ona moro Ran thinks
marriage ID failure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

A PAYING enterprise fer Fort Worth
would be q sorghum sugar mill. Sor-
ghun is the most cer!ain crsp for West
Texas, ard this country skesls be tho
greatest sugar ssctiss on eastk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

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srkul ,ttsra or communications for THE Ca
sxTTx, whether on business or for pubhcsaoa'
,s,rld be addressed to THE GAZETTE, Or DEN
,oRAT PUBLISHING CO.. Fort Wsrth, Tex
Am Koy TO kNY INDIVIDUAL.
An communications intended for Esbheaasn
aa.t be accompanied by the vritsr'i .sms ans
,tlrsEs-set for publlsatIon-hut As m sV'as.0s
Il geai faith.
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lar reply. -----
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

JOHN SULLIyiH's physician says that
the connection between his legs and his
brain is mot es free as it should be.
Johrny's ankle must be cut CT order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

ITT5RNs out that the popular caBpaign
cry "he's ell right" wac q Michigan col,
lege yell. After ill tas students of
Esxims made a decided impression On
the campaign.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

MURAT HALsTEAD sud Deacon Sheppard
sre still engaged in ripping the rebellion
up the back. This has been loEg and
bloody war, but these two consummate
military chieftains seem to be bringing 1t
to 8 close and fighting will probably cease
SIS Soon 80 the last rebel has been slain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
a Eewspspsr Boom.
From the ColIia.vllle Times.

The T mes Office has it's spasmod.c
booms. R gat lately /. has received the
addition Of twenty-five pounds CT Few
type, cleani towel and two goods
boxes to Sit on. We ere expecting a load
Of subscription wood next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

''WHoM the Lord loyesh He chas.
teneth. Tin. ks. Evidences Of d.
vIae favor continue to accumulate xpsn
the hands OF the Democratic party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

THE farmer 10 gradually but surely
hoeiIg his Hsy westward. La the planting
Of cereals lies the prosperity OF West
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
Rrarcb Offices

UAllLLAoI
l. NJ, BAILEY, Correspondent and General
fsn'i sHSNsR. Circulstor and SubJcripson
Atert' SO Elm, street, where the paper Ss.
r. he fouud on sale, and wnere osesfs
sor DALAI city delivery can be isis'
WACO,
Ell Ruse, Agent anc Correspondent
WEATHERFoRD.
a.B, DORSEY, Agent and Correspondent =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06
oFFICg OF THE FORT wURT4s1fDsNvER
CITY RAILYaffFOMPANY.
FORT WODTRx4ES Oct "a 1859

The regular anpasfms Ell of the director.
Of this compAQH~il be held at the office of the
oompsnXj ntsfe city of Fort Worth. Tex, on
o,sf6ck a. N for the transaction Of such bust
ness as may properly come before It. BY orcer
Of the president. W. A. Ross, Secretary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

The proposed railroad trust would BE-
the biggest thing Of It's kind in the world,
esvsrips q EiIeEge that woHld reach
twice around the earth II 1. could be laid
on the line OF the equator. This agsrs-
sssioR is to be shield together BY the
cohesive power Of public plundsr," "a the
Old Ehtgs used to szy Of the Old Demo
Gratis. Il Ia possi ole that in scheraiss fer
the control OF rates the railroad combina-
tions may force upon congress such an
amendment Of the interstate comneres
lsv IS shsll take the rste~msking business
cut Of tbs hands OF railroad directors or
ali lines that are not within the control OF
state sethorfty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

a9.x o, puo.,suson-9o5 ". Second; Street.
Ey.sree at The Fort Worth, Texas, Posto Zee al
seora. Class Nal Matter,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

KnaoRE and his little "I OH &C." bob
bei up serenelY when congress assem-
bled, and Immediately resumed business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

WASHINGTON OFFICE
.seu 81, 1894 Nes0 York Arenns d. ~
aPGFPORD, Correspondent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

CLEvELAND's recent deieat did not
cripple his pen arm. He writes with es
free and bold a stroke as ever.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-06

This paper is kept on nle. and ADVhkTlo-
,Es RkTKs may be ascsrtained at tho office OF
he AMrRIoAN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
,sgoOIATIoN, Tenpls oourt. New YORK. OF
'ron It's
Easeerzl Business ONCE
"A yYi6,sss Building, EeIs Ysrs.
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Citation.
OlIhNoD.
~ur Sr.rr ou nn,vo

THE STATE OF TEXAS. In the district
L court, January term. a. D. 1873, To the
Sheriff Or any constable Of TarTant County,
greeting:
Yen ara hereby commanded, that BY making
pubic on of tnis citation IN come newspaper
published in the county Of Tara t, II there be
no a Re wS!qg
paper is publiehet foEfour Wssss previous to
che retSrn day hereof you tSmHon Joe De
appear befsre The di.tI BE- hole en- MN in
ane the county Of sEaEreHSsa at the cour.
house III. ref. m Eoss EMzsn the Nth day
then and there to aoswetshe petition 4 Mar
tina A. Chap nsn, slaigItfs&ed in said court on
the lst day OF Eovemket. I'D 1888, against the
said heirs Of W. Nap1Sh the said Joe De
stance as follows, &c. wifi;
Plaintiff. Martha A. Chapman. alleges herself
10 b. surviving wife of dohn W. Cnapman, de-
che administered on testste as such, and
that she desires to hafeRs&uRrti,ion and distri.
SssD sl same Sss ODg sso are made
a h; Chairman, g, W %hap man J. N. Ozee
thss{ollowing name children Of same.
Mamie snis wife; ihes ~ of said DsGora
sn s ss,spS, sansy ;,n E,bssh
Hs ae6s Of d hs5
AA1zeS Wss 0yt4tp s,V4tz&mente or gifts were
" ca a snd sn sae Il f E. 6s
o u ,se ec e. ans tOs sp Sp ins
mn s9a o 80 ssss ssP,i ia ss.s
general sna spe ksl q A' '''A'S anu '0f
Herein faHA4s, but have you then and there
bsfore sid cd1zs this writ with your return
thereon o. wiHkSaow yoa have executed the
aWitnsSs, L. R. fhxlor, Clerk of the District
coNktdzTarrant coazfF,
Given under hind and The zeal Of
[sEALl said court, inJfort Worth. this ism
day Of November, a. D 1888.
=, l.. 3 TAYLOR,
CLERK District Court, Tarrant County, Texas.
q Dissolution.
The partnersme heretoto1e existing between
Johnson, McConhaA Go, IN real estate bust
ness. Is this day dis&sIyed by mutual consent,
Mr.. Jake johnson Ieszfng from the ysu.
sW MCCONNELL.
Read the Sunday ca zATz, Sis IIyesr
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anna s4os Circulation OF any Dali,
NswspspeF published in Texas.
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PubMshsrz and Propristors.
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Reading Matter.

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WEEKLY EDITION.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS. In the district
L court, January term, a. d. 1879, To the
Sheriff Or any constable Of TarTant County,
greeting:
Yen ara hereby commanded, that By making
pub'icat on of tuib citation IN come newspaper
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Read the Sunday ca ATE, Sis nyesr
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q Dissolution,

The partnershe heretoto1e existing between
johnson, McConhM & Go, IN real estate busi
ness. Is this day dis4sIyed by mutual consent,
Mr.. Jake johnson Ies17fng from the ysu.
JAKE Johnson,
sW NJ MCCONNELL.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

AZ peTso1s seeE!T:g sr,otogc96-5 rs InhcTsYs % 8
'sr9GAss tcao can set Ggo-2 10 2aP a1aY nesrts
$50 ~ shEs coltEuas Jo' situations rss o. os1yes
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-03

The Police Court celebrated Easter
Monday by being in session from $3.50 &c
2.30. The cases on the docket, that kept
the court so long were those tritiing one,
where negro women swear out warrants
against each other foI defamation OF
character cursing and abusing each other
bring an army of witnesses on each, and
employ g cOlored lawyer for 81 to cross
question witnesses.
Among other cases disposed OF wa;
AlOnz) pienzi, who said he was not q
descendant of the Last Of the Tribunes.
charged with being disorderly in ---
jenkins, barroom. He paid s. and costs
Della Johnson, hegress, ended an in
teryiew with striking c. W. Noryell on
the public street, and was required tC
contribute 3 to the city treasury.
Isaac Jacobs, who sells $40 Overcoa'
for Sl1j, was charged with receiving
stolen goods According to the evidence
he could not be found guilty When dis
charged, the court remarked The arm
of the law is long,you will be caught yet
TO which his counsel, Mr. Edgar Han re
Joined. smilnGiy The mills of the gods
grind slowly" ect
Henry Dabney, drunk on an electric
car Fined $3.50 and costs.
The case of Richard, alias John Hob
son, charged with breaking into the bar
room of J h Hudson and stealing some
silver money. quart of brandy, and a
pint and half of whisky, was continued
until next Thursday.
Sarah Gatewood, a negro woman, who
was charged with stealing two pillow
shams, sheets, and other cotton goods fr II
another negro woman, was tried. There
was strong evidence as to her guilt but
not enough, so she was discharged.
Julia Jackson, an AmazOnian negro
woman, was charged with striking on the
head decrepit negro woman named
Polly Richardson Il cost her $500,
which she paid She was given warning
how 10 act in future
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-03
THE CONFEDERATE DIsTRIBUTION
COMPANY.
\ Grnnd Enterprise for the Beneiit of Con-
fcdcratc Veterans.

Some wears ago surviving Confederate
veterans, moved 10y real sympathy, born
of the hardships Of the biyouac and the
battlefield, as well as the daily sufierings
of those who were there" the result of
the struggle from 'Gl to '6j, conceived
and carried into practical operation the
idea that a Confederate Soldiers Home
might be established in or near this city.
With the aid of the Grand Army of the
Republic, the ever-ready noble-hearted
women of the Southland, and the men
who were more or less directly or in
directly. interested in the "hig contest" "
10 say nothing Of those who have grown
up since, it was accomplished and il
stands rs monument 10 the kindly feel
ing. chiyalric spirit, and loving hearts
of those who conceived, planned, and
carried il 10 perfection.
However, as time rolls on the number
of those ri0 ned this benefaction is con-
slanlly on the increase; hence some of
the men who first entered the lists in be
half of their comrades, seeing this in
creasing need have incorporated them
selves under the above caption. Such
men rs Capt Charles | Williams of
Gen Courses staff and the first Com
mander of Lee Camp; Bovce ID Core,
ore of the trustees of that camp Arthur
A Splitter, now Adjulant- General, under
Grand Commander Cooke, Of the Grand
Camp Confederate Veterans; u S Red.
ford the treasurer Of the fund Of the
famous Soldiers Home Bazaar held in this
city in 1884. and now Sergeant. Major
of lee Camp John Maxwell long time
the treasurer of Lee Camp and one Of the
Board of Visitors of the Home Herbert
l.. Smith and Major Charles Pickett of
Pickett Buchanan Camp, Norfolk; Geo
Booker, Lee Camp James \. Watkins,
Colonel + =. Woodin Cthe TWO last brave
cx-Union loldiers} Old Point John \.
Neauley, David Wilson, c. J. Hewitt Of
Lee Camp men have banded them
selves together TO again help those who
cannot help themselves
ON Wednesday the lthinst., a meeting
of The Board of Directors will be held at
the Office of Jackson & Pendleton, the
company counsel, 10 put their company
10 work The chief office will be in this
city, with agencies in the principal cities
and towns North and South. Their in
icntion is TO let their benefaciions be far
reaching, and If their present plans are
carried out the result will not only be
very gratifying but astonishing 10 the
chlritably inclined.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-03
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr John NJ Ryall has been appointed
Deputy City Sergeant vice Mr Sam AL
len, resigned
The revival exercises at Clay street
Methodist church continue each night
this week. They are conducted by the
pastor Rev W. II. Atwell. ID d.
The workmen on the City Hall were as
diligently at work yesterday as though
it was not Easter Monday.
y large number of the iron and other
works in the city were yesterday idle.
giving their employees holiday.
The Chancery Court was not in session
yesterday, but will be this morning.
Two gentlemen celebrating Easter
Monday with whisky and politics had Il
little alteration yesterday afternoon
near the corner of Tenth and Main
streets over whom they should vote for
in the primary. They were taken in
charge Of by the police and baIlcd
The New Reservoir grounds were
crowded yesterday by citizens who made
them the scene Of Easter Monday pic.
mics
a number of picnic and excursion
parties from different sections OF the
State, numbering about one thousand,
made the city alive all day.
The beautiful bright weather of yes
terday caused the Capitol Square to be
filed all day with children, grown
people, baby carriages and their occu.
pants, accompanied by their nurses,
who there enjoyed the cooling breezes
under the shade of the trees. II was a
decided relief from the summer tempera-
ture which prevailed on the streets and
in the houses.
On tomorrow. the 4th instant, Mrs A.
G. Dickinson and Mrs X. L. Morris will
give one of their delightful "at homes" at
No. POI South Third street. Dancing
will be from 10 to . o'clock
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Peris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pow
hatan Wesiger, to Mr. Berkeley Ward
Jr. The ceremony will take place on
Wednesday evening, the l1th instant, al
the residence of the brides parents, No.
so West Nineteenth street.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Mr.. Ashton Starke, calling for pro-
posals for plans for the proposed Exposi-
tion building TO be erected at the Fair
Grounds The building is to have floor
space of from 10000 10 100000 square
feet, with frontage of not less than $50
feet. For the best plans $500 will be
paid, and for the second best 500.