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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
NEBRASKA.
Dem 9cEats Talking OF success with 2j COO
plurslity TO OvercomS.
I'm, no Harold

Dem 7cEets Talking OF success with 81. 600
PlurslnY TO Overcom;.
ON ma Herald.
The most enthusiastic Republican poll
tician ia abrssk1 does not claim more
thsa 1900 plurality for his party ticket
this fall. There is 70 doubt the ticket, IL
elected ct al, VII receive only 5 minority
CT the vote. The plurality Of the Repub-
l;cans two years sgo wss % 600 ia round
numbers There were 5000 votes for
Hardy. leaving net Republican msj )rity
OF Is 600 I. is now admitted thst this
n 0rity will vanish. The tide has turned,
and it only requires Democratic
push and enthusiasm, with the
additional help Of honest 7oting
by those cit.z4n who have here.ofor6
bsen Republicans to wholly wipe
out every chance Of r publican success.
Pat The R pu oicsn maj )riSy st 5000 as
e basis of calculation. The Pfohiol.lon-
ISIS Will take from It 5000 votes more
tsa3 ever bsf}re. Remainder, $4,000
The Uaion Labor votes Will take 1000 Re-
publican votes more thaa il will Demo-
cratic votes. Remainder, $1,000 The
straight Democratic gains by reason Of
the tariff Will be ct least 1900,
Doubling this the remainder is II, -
600. Estimates CT Germsn and
other Republicans who will vote
tie Democratic ticket on the prohibition
issue vary from 5000 &c 10. 600 Ia de-
Quoting these from the attenusted me jork
ty CT the republicans they must be
doubled. Il would only take 1000 Of
them to beat the Republican ticket, and
upon them will depend the issue. II they
generally vote the Democratic ticket they
will settle the prohibition question
In Nebraska fer years II they
do ro., il thsy stay DY the Republican,
party, they vii! have chance 10 just two
years to butt their hesds vsinlV against
tie prohibition wall. Their attention is
called to the fsct that they bold the key
20 the situation. And it Is urged upon
Democrats that victory is so nescly
within reach as 10 justify the utmost de-
gree Of energy and activity. II there is 3
practical snd united effort the Repubiic-
ans can be beaten.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
ABOUT PEOPLE,

Mrs. Joan V. L Pruyn OF Albany OWES
tie original draft OF Burns' "Auld Lang
Sgpe"
Hiss Amelia Barr mas just finished o
novel OF 800 pages o. printed matter after
six weeks work.
William Gladstone is arranging and
tsoQlatiug his correspondence in chro-
biological order. Il is IN immense task,
snd no MAJ nu. Gladstone would think OF
attempting It st his sga
rnhe engsgement of the daughter C!
General ,ulsnger to Captain Dr.ant,
Which mss recently been ennoun ed, rep
resents the triumph Of the lsdy's view {
over Ter i.ther's wishes. a
Ina discussion CT tue question sfs
Usrrl' ye q iAlluren SO agltsted the mind
of TYIudhAn Some Of Manchester, El-
gland, thst az Committed suicide on 5A
eys OF lis wedding. His be.rotasd hzAs
lucky escape
General Schodeld will soon take up his
abode IN 1asGing on. Hs will probably
spend tha wicter attha Ebbjtt house. HIS
incr2ase il RAM adds nosniag to his Sal
sry, which ia only $500 year, a sun
which does not go far at the capital.
~ Vi tAiC LhOot tiiheS SelhpH
yarns ia 10 the { scS that tn. candidacy
OF General Jsylss LIIgdon Curtis, Gom
iuee CT tbs american party for President,
was dictated By messengefa from the
spirit world. Ia thai case ths sizs of his
vote ought to be 81 less. medium.
jules OlpaTt, the psychologist, has
Just communicated to tie Academy Of
Inscriptions ana Bales Letters the trans
lstion of q cuneiiorm inscription describ
ing two cell Jsas, one OF which was OBJ
served ct Babylon in the year l6S Of an
unknowa local ers, sad the other in the
yesr 256 B c. 4
William Arrow, sneerc, has just hE
ished rida OF 200 miles on the Ssyennsl
river lod.ed II The branches Of tree. He
Wes h5hiDg in the river during The recent
hoods, snd his line becoming eDtsngled
in tree BE climbed up 20 unfssten It. The
high water had IooseDed the roots of the
.ree ard tins weight Of the negro threw il
into the atreom. Arrow VS.. soosrd the
tee for several days sud whso rescued
was thoroughly exhausted. at Atlantis,
Ga, they have dubbed him 1.-THE Dark
Secretn -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

IL question is q minor issue. Let the
people investigate the folio wing state
ment Of facts concerning the present pro-
iective tariff:
"Under this protective tariff the farmer rises
IN the morning, puts Oh his common Aannel
shirt taxed "a per ceat his coat tax IS per cent
shoes taxed 30 per cent nat IS Ied IS per t.
takes she water from 8 bucket taxed IS per
Cent, and washes mis- face In q tin bowl taxed 55
per cent; dries It with 8 cheap cotton towel
taxed 10 per cent. h sits down TO his
humble neal and eats from a plate taxed
20 per cent; with Enifs and fork
.sxsd Is per cent; drinks his coffee
with sugar + Sed s. per cent; seasons hi. food
Tith salt taxed 80 per cent; pepper taxed 81
per cent. He looks srocut on nj, wife and
children, all ia Led in the same way; and after
breakfast he takes chew OF tobacco taxed 1870
per cent; OIL aats his cigar take I'D pr cent;
and ven the sunlight On h, aven, tnst shines
into his humble dv slling, mus come through
viacow glass taxed - per cent; and yet he is
told ho lives in .he :reest government under he
heavens. Then he starts to hi, d US work;
puts the bride. taxed 90 per cent, on his horse.
aud takes bis horse that has been ehod, the
nails used IN ehoelns taxed 20 per cent. driven
by . hammer ta<3d 50 per cent. and
nitcnes hin to piov. taxed a per
cent, win :,ain5 taxed 9 per cent;
sl1 alter lie daY'J !a5or is clO,et ana els
family eli gathered aroGnd, the fs-ner res de-
c NJ pier from mis- bible, ieIed IS par CONF +,
and SleelJ down and pays 80 1iod on Al
humble garnet. sarad 81 per cont. men ne
resss MS WEAR iIaUs CT ucses, taxed i per
cent, and 20 ars himself I'D T1sh 0.enSet
which aas p2Id 81 per cent.
Nor do tles3 grGspEg mar ia S:uCsrs atop
here, hut zen re : oon Tcl 1 Eis good wife
sweep ne dor Vita 3 s<=d 20 pc cant and
the cooking I'en g!i3 need n prSpsr!l. mar
hu hlnd' frugal Zeal lro rscsd 10 par cent.
ana tho cd Used % tighten Eia bread % "a ed
. Der cent. SIS SITS doIl 10 h3r sowing with
ncr -sedle, tsZe1 Is per ceas, anis spool OF
thread, taxed I pcr cent, . vcGe . calico
G2ess, sa-,eh : T.ec cen. G, K aGe y5lssGs ID
knit warm socks % protaci FER E,sBand Iod
children 1:on sae d: ssf c0,d. rhe usea yarn
ts-ei 50 Der leri., lnG time daily and tour!y
must sne Esrd eacairga o. me iahorer 20 TO
sati- = :he r-s EtAcj--at, Lao add t. MS Ill
gostoa TeaIa."
Let the farmers OK -aygsat Go2rty Pao
know thst 3l9o, il gold, gliTer u green
backs, as ths7 I2a7 p-etsT, Is Ike ready
10 1e tIchlE !sd &C. 30 ;7Rshe.s q! Ya1aat,
decide ior tee 1Je.yaJ INV Ehat 9l00
sArtnEs 20 $50 1hes e.e7 20 - make
Giait DIrGnasea. L = Cc5 sae lack Of
money, ocs ms tar ( OF Rhaa Ene 2armes
Buys thit reduces the prize C! Wheat from
s. to 20 cents = busaei, and adds 130
per cent. to the price 81 bagsiug.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

"OUR Bsndanna" Is a unique publica-
ton which comes from the LAWSON Press,
Boston. It is gotten 10 in p.m2hlet
to.m, sixteen p:ges, the SIZE of TIE GA
zEITE, with covers On which ere stamped
tHo American isgs. 1t is full Of p-otsc-
ton Literature and contains the forced
qJotz:ioEs from the London papers,
which the Republicans, knowing them to
be fcEgeyier, have been SO sssiduously
circulating. The editor Announces his
intention OF having five copies OF the
affair stitched on silk-o1e for Harrison,
ore for Morton, one to De rsf1l d ioc the
be1ei. OF the yellow fsver sufferers, enc
to be voted fer, and one for himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

OF THAT "1nsIcisl question" mos. in
teresiing to Tsrrant county voters, the
Flndley (Oaio) Courier says: "The
farmers, laborlng men and mechanics oil
this country have not been able to sccum-
ulste any great amount Of wealth during
the past twenty-five years. Nor is 1t any
wonder when it is considered that they
navs been forced to psya tax Of II per
cent. on nearly everything which they
purchased, while not in any way being
bench ed. Those who are tired Of psying
this enormous tribu.e will vote the DEM
ocZatic ticket this fall"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Wanta Free WOOL
New York Times.

Boston, Mass, Oct. ST WAS re-
ported in the high tariff organs that Jesse
Metcslf Of tie Wauschuck mills Of Provi-
Gence, R. said that il the Mills bill
passed he expected 10 reduce the wages
OF nis smployes. In answer TO the In
quiry OF Boston friend, Mr.. Ma;calf
Writes as follows:
1.-THE yepNt Is a campaign IL. l amaure that
/ never sale l expected Induction in wages
under sny circIns stances. l am Certainly in
favor of the Nils bill and of fret wool Under
the present tariff We have practically free TRACE
In our tpring goocs, and yet we continue to rAn'
and 81 small proht. With free wool andAo
per cent. tu,y we should have all the protesr
ton tnat the mos selfish In terests ought 20 ssk
for. ano far m DIE than the consumers ought %
grant Us. More than thai would be premium
on laiine,s. :" lin free wool we have not hat
enough mscninery in ,his country to .upply the
oema1 d TO- goods, and certainly We co1lc NOS
expect lower wages with such an creased de-
mand for labor IS would result. In the event
of the passage of the NILS bill have prom :
ised to erect new NIL, as can coz ceive Of
no more profitable investment for our stock
hDlntrso
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

MR. PGNDERGAsT says some very hErd
things OF M. Mills. His bitterness n
fsct savers too much OF personal emily
TO iDprt IS the sverage voter as the Ut
tarsace Of & cool adviser, moved alone By
considerations Of patriotism. I. is just
as veil to Learn po1 as any other time
the names OF those WAC can be
relied upon to follow the Democratic
msj )rity; ard those who will stay with
the party only upon condition that the
party follows than.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

DEMOCRACY tesches mslorlty ruIs. It
is well known that 81 lesss niEs-tenth3 CT
the Democrats Of TIE ,Eills' l'atr,cS !a-
vored his return 20 Congress. Let
every MAJ vote as Ia phases, but
lei nc man vote ossiaet 3n!s sad
fs.ter himself 81 thu sane time that he 3
Democrat, The csndiGscy O! BIZ. Hills
Involves more thsn district ;e9uss IN this
campaign. He is 40 exponent 81 nltional
Democracy; upon the Mills bill the iss lie
is made between the two parties from
Mgina TO Cal!iorpis. The nm WHO
scratches Mills nams to pc cols. s.elt
ought to vote fer Harrison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

THE Buffalo Express souvenir edition,
published on sptembar in honor OF the
International Industrial fair, is probably
the haldsomest publication ever turned
cut from The form If newspaper press.
I. contains sxs? pyges, bound in hand
scme illustrated covers, apd full Of h:nd-
some ens,avirgs and useful special mst-
ter. 1. ia triumph Of journalistic skill
and tie printer's ar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

HIGH duies bresi fruits, as carbon breeds
ms ggots; and sru,ts breed 10 k Suts. strikes and
slavery fer labor.-[Phllaoelph L acord.
An, but the suddenly developed ssstes
men Of the Non-PArtisau party $50 calico
Ct Tsr1a1s couusy, Ttxls, ssy tie tsriF
is 5 s0all mater compared 30 the
Financial question" Tbey do 20. tell
Us what tie "flsncisl" qIestion really
Il, but they howl ever /. eli tie same.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
A PRIVATE letter from Mr.. ABBOT. says
HOUSE or RRrREsESTA-ITE5,
MASHINEIDN D L . lS.S

IlNUSF- UT NE RE . 7'TA EoI
WASHINGTON OIL ,, lSSS.
DEAR SIR "A moment ago : got recognition
fr m the Speaker to take W. The BILL :or tine
erection Of puolic b1ildiEg II your city. I
thou hi at the time that would get Il through,
as had made terms with thoEe rho h.i pre-
Ylousiy Obj acted, but IN this I was Mistaken.
CooPor # Ohio objected. and therefore failed
aga I sye no hope OF getting the bill through
this sess!o7. Yours truly, 10 ABBOTT.
1t Is ell right, Mr. ABBOTT, and perhaps
We ought to thank Mr. Cooper OF Ohio.
The headquarters OF the Eleventh Railway
Postal Division have been located Ct Fort
Worth, the railroad center OF the aouth-
west, and we will row need building 30
cost S250,oO0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

".hst, unless direct Misrepresentation
IVES intended, it LOOKS Ike the organ
should answer. The fact Of the business
Is, that party has no other wespcr, but
misrepresentation. It's advocates roll in
sHill, and luxuTis.e in pla.knt fslsehoods
snd demsgogusTY. Hot shot from
Democrstic papers 1t what they need and
Iots Of itiI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

The GAZETTE has received the "RlleE,
r guIstions $40 Premium Llstn OF the
International Fair End Exposition to De
held e. San ANTONIO November Is % %
F.om the general ouili,e eivea end the
large premiums offered, the conclusion
seemg Justified thss it will prove euccass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Nsuos By Ratification i. + F,nal . Geo unit.


rVIE STATE OF TEXAS to- the Sheriff or
i aay Constable OF Tsrrant County. Greeting:
w. L. Logan, Ad mi traitor CT the estates of
Robert E. and Annie L Cooper. deceased hav-
ng fied In our County Court s-fnal account
OF The COS di:ion of ihe es ates. on said de, ed
en- {, togethsf with IN spolica&oi to be dis
charged -fr649s2id standardization: you are
he,e ~ commat2sss. that bs.hd6licatton Of this
published 4 TIFF cgnntys0f TarisntSo, give
"ue mott to alfasfEls1a terested iEthe &C
sSs,r OH n ns,oS Of SAID tssss to file
q before the NsS4 ID Term Of ss& unIy
uIt, eommssezn aalssg be kssn a; y .
Worth on thsGIst Mondsy "a NS3Temb.r. A. d.
:n when yaS afcounl Sho ap. Ecat,on will be
coi4iaer dsby s99A ouIe5
M, Nilssss ;sso + e. ~, cie,R of the County
= GWf{fRuo ersLnF hand and zeal OF said
(L.S.l CopfS3<p&Efice in the citY Of Fort
Wsr'hhtHshe deySf os'eSsr, p lsss.
SF CLERK @. c. TarraGt County.
UNNECESSARILY. Deput Clerk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
,ssr,,oerat.s Appe,n,ments.

Ths toIlcw;ng uss gives the appoint.
merts n TsrrgGt county as determined
OF. hy tie Democratic executive commit
zee. Al. a-e invited n1Css cordially TO
De preaent at !hese rallies. IN sdait!on
80 toe speakers Sssmed ;ners viii ct times
be s5essers OF ssaES and nstio1Si rsputs-
zion present. Fine music at ST rallies:
, October PA. Presbyterian camp
eycund On Ms9sfiald road. t,.
November Sort Worth, not selected
Soysmbef 5-Fort Worth s. night, cot
selected. .%<sl.;...
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

TEE Pic1iaitior!ss who votes sg.iaet
r. Q Mills becauee the latte. is &C Anti
PcGLi5it!oris,, IS rot . Democrat; sid 20
amcuG. Q! scp1istIY CT self-deceptloa csn
make him Democrat. Ia may te 6
a9ugwumF, but ne is no: Democrat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

TEE NJn-Parillsn (s,-cal!ec) party is
OF few days AID .uli CT .rouolt it spring
eth up like Goae2 a1d is moved down
Ike weed by the eickle OF tra'h, sNuTg
By = gialWayl Democracy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

AGREE or d,sagtae With A:|o!aey-G a.
eral Hogg, SIS ole nsy, on the drummer
t.xq la5.cr, shs fl lsli.y Of th9 man to
his duty OF s!l OCCASIONS must command
the resp.c! ct every oae.- With Jim"
Hogg public oftice ia pablo trust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

THE C5cinra C9mnerciEl-G II :tie
says tie r. pu0licsu issf bill "revises,
redsessea and reflrm3." Waich. we rise
to remark, IL running three RS danger
LUs!y clcse together.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

WITH CGa,le Culoerson, Tom B onDer,
General M,xsy sni j. W. Bailey all
speaking IN the n nth dis;rlc. iol Ellis,
and Perdergast declaring against him, it
doesn's lcok IS though the prohibition
qlss,i9n Of yesr ago. was eating much
of fiyura.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

IL REPLY 10 EumeIuu.,, Inquiries from
the west cEd scu.h rs 20 Presiientia!
prospects ia C.nhecticu., the New York
Stsr says: "Taere is 10 room 10 doubt
tia. Cievela1d snd Thurman will cafTy
the STATE Gy plurality Of more tAar
5000 yoses "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

CANDIDATE MoERs will confer favor
upon IN tx2ectsn. people II he will
emerge from the ob.cnrisy Ct silence snd
.et them know who and wis. ne IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
CITY ADVERTISING

Notice - 49,
Notice Ia hereby given that ths CITY Council
has ordered lem ent stdewalkt0Ds coastrUc
ted as foil We: % the e2.t Bf'e of Main street
incluoing the entue bJetk Between Thirteenth
and Fou. teentk st1ees Now unless the
same be censtruc.ed In the man.
nzr r tfsited by the ordinance relative to side
walsss within fifteen days aftsT publication
thereof The rame will be quilt by the city and
The eXpsn-es assessed on he premises front
Ing thereon. EARLY. City Secretary.
This the ct dav of o ;tob-r. A. ID. 1883
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

Lucy PARSONS is going 20 England.
Let hes tusG loose few Of her character
istic yagps in tina. country aud she vii!
scoa lean TO appreciate E country Ct free
spseCh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

DINA is roa chsrg.d WITH saying inst
Harrison will be elected. Suppose he cid
say il, wha. does j. prov? He has slso
SAID Clevslsni would be defeated, ard
:Be.e Is just rs much truth n tas. sIs:e-
Elart s5 III tie otter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
The Rich Mans Texif
Wilmington IN. c. Messenger.

Wilmington On. C.J Messenger.
TIE sals OF the table pays more tax pro-
portiouats.y than the silk Of the wealthy
wardrobe. The diamond Of the dude Is
taxed lighter under the tsrin than the
wool ha. ct the workingTan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

IT is stated that Belys lockwood has
been married twice, is grzduAts OF two
colleges, cni hiss tw.ce !ua FOR the Presi-
de1c7. TIE fac. is soc is entirely too
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

Ou,A u.H. TOLAR ara AK l.. CALHOUN
ara ,Le 'scGa7at Agents OF FMS GAZETTE. This
oNce viii pc Responsible tot sl rconies paid 10
and cattismeits tneds ,cy .tham.
The local sgertt 9f,fER GAZETTE ere known
q treir respective -gonIEap1i:tes, and are re
tpCLBtCls &C the eUE3cfibctunHI re sets hia pa
thsy csn examine and pee !nst they have Cfcdi1
according "a the G:noapt paiA.
NJ Ea".!aa af5. cr TONED 20 exam ne cero
tally inc i5tter o. Gutlority OF any pofson not
saaRn to ilTIa, who rsTroeenss hinhelt as
uauclns agentOf 81 solicitor loE subscriptions
% In2 GAZETTE.
TecsrroJ hold cur3al7ea Responsible for the
kcss q nose WHO rave 30 authority tc repre-
sentus. DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING 60.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

THE Luling Signal thinks THE GAZETTE
Is asking some very hsrd questions Of the
N IgsP.rtissn ( o.called) organ CT this
city, "and some too" adds the Signal,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

The thanks e The GAZETTE are due TO
the Denton Times flr his handsome COLI
pinenI: "Tas Fort W>T;h GAasTTK
hasn't E cuparior IL Texas Sc newspa-
neru
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

TIE Democrats ..e on 10 the Rapuo-
!icsn scheme OF c0lonizing negro voters
IL Indiana, AID VI il probably DC able 10
keep theE from Carrying the state By thst
t-eud.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Married at WexAhs chic

Special 70 the Gazette.
WA1AHACHIE, TEX, Oct. PA young
gentleman named Reese, twenty one
of age, and Miss MolLe Gibson, q girl
ABOUT fifteen yesrs Old, both OF Eaoe-
field, Tex, we're married here liey night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

TREKE is s yearnlIg desire 10 near
S atesm,c sId Patriot Msr.in spesk in
F.rs Worth 5ef>re the campaign closes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

ANOTHER faa.r scnsne !s'sa ADVERTISE
inent s.stl1g ms. the sdv9E5.as- will send
to any ODE enclosing the sum %
81 TIE secret OF pefp9tusl life. The
"sncker" wac sends tue dollar receives
by return mail reas ed, en- which are
. :ated tac worda: "D5n's d.. :"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Branch Offices.

DALLAS
G, N. GALLEY. Con- cspondcnt and General
AGENT, Z 8 Main street..
Assl5, Gls Elm street, where the payer can
ElSxys be found OF eale, and whore orders
for Gs..zs ciSy taliTGr7 can be lefs.
WACO.
Va. CURRY, Agert ano correspondent.
WEAGEEEEoRD. w.
FL, q. DORSEY, Agent and CorIespoadhDt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

"CLAM Fritter," ls the vay local
scribe beaded his write up Of marriage
il AriZ iGg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES,
TO CoDtrec crB

TO CoDtrec crB q,
Bids will be received by the unstc6mrfs-
sioners of Tarrant counts, .Tay yar their newt
regular ee.iDg, The ieegGs Monday in Novem.
Der, (next monthl1HtsSMe courthouse In ort
Worth. Tex.Sf faf~the construction o. an iron
br dgeGfly~ foot span. twelve feet wide, two
gppfoathes 1fte-n fee. each, acro.s Silver
zereek 1t tn Moseey crossing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

TWENTY FOUR days mora aud the Nom
Partisan 40 .cslIed) party will cease to
cuuher the ground
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Eor Consresr, sixth D.strios.
10. A8BOTE.

10. A8BOTE.
otmacrauc, Oounty Ticket.
For District Judge,
n E BECkHAM.
For Representative,
/ ID PARKER
2. For County Judge,
" D HARRIS.
For County attorney,
B P AYERS.
For Sheriff,
&c RICHARDSON.
For District CLERK,
L. r tAYEOR.
For County Clerk,
JOBN z KING.
For Treasurer,
THOMAS BRATION.
For Assessor,
JAMES ". RO oINSON.
For Tar Collector,
j E MURREY.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
W. II. POOL.
- For Surveyor,
III. J. G0OntELLOw.
For Justice, FIRST Precinct,
4. G. M'CLUNG.
c B REYNOLDS.
For Constable, First Precinct,
H9 W. + MeYFlELD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

REPUBLICAN COMMITTED -Drop nickel
in she slot snf get ? Campaign lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

Is CANDIDATE MoERs rot going to raise
his voice IL big eva behalf?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
F&Hsesscue
Use aor,forS1IsAc cid

Use Horsford u cid Phosphate.
DR.. 1. R. ssntsl Sheffield. Mass. says:
"Most excellent Arrangements Of ,he ner
ness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

..zce 81 f.tb!ssat;o;,--@oS ". Second Street
snf,red Z. tie FOR: Eo4ti., TsrGs, Po'togfce as
GI-pis6 Cas- AciJ GsGttsr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

WEEKLY GAZETTE for the campaign
10 cents per month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

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