Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
TBE CRAFT AND CRAFTSMEN.

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TIE Laredo Times issued 8 fine specia
edition on the lat inst.
Fred Gaines is once more serving tins
spice TO Paris News readers.
The Lswndsle Ledger Will in few
weeks enlarge to its formar size.
TIE S25, 900 libel suIr against the L..
Grange Journal has been Withdrawn.
The Bolton Progress is s new paper re-
Gently etartei at Balton by q & Savage
The nonparlsl feld Of the San Antonio
Express is the holy terror OF the Texas
press.
TIE editor OF the PIlo Pinto Star was
defeated for county clerk in the recent
lection.
Henr!etts has 3 new paper, thu Sssnd-
ar, published BY F. L. Antram and q. J.
S 'icziadea.
O1e DAYS. newspaper and magazine
mail IN the New York postt flee was 1874
tens, 267,t pourds.
tn Alexander Alert advises farmers TO
plow teep, even II they cut of the que
knot (2) OF the Chinese.
The Twenty-frst Texas legislature will
contain leavel OF newspaper men tbs.
ought to leaven the whole body. ~
james Gordon Bennett, Sr., said5thSt
"news, snd not comment, made aur q,
nal great" and the doctrine is now beng
carried out by our leading newspapers.
The Chicago Inter 0cean says of IN
esteemed wild sud woody coltemporsrs
1.-THE Kansas City N.ws does ncE exsg
Ia many things, but it Is no 'co9mon'
liar" u
Brewster county has psper czlled the
Brewster Bell, printed at Alpine. Like
all the other poor devils OF the Texas
press the Bell rings cut early and late fer
It's home.
The Morning Times is back at Texsr-
1t. This means lively paper for the
good people Of that section Of Texas and
Arkansas.
Msjor Edwards, the fat contributor OF
wonderful poker stories from Dakota,
and editor CT the Fargo Argus, vas de-
tested In his ambitions for legislative
honors in Dakota.
For some time past MeEsrs. Fred
Townfent and F. W. Browa hsve been
negotiating for the purchage OF the 81
Psso Herald from Mr.. A. B MCKEE. The
negotiations have been brought to 81 enc,
and the new management has assumed
charge.
Ward Taylor Of the JEFF .rson Jimple-
cute warns the newspapers that IL they
don't want to ruin Texas they must stop
publishing th1t story shout the Navarro
county woman giving birth to six chils
dren, as "there is not q man In the Union
fool enough to move into state where
such things are kaown to occur"
G. P. Miller, editor Of the Observer, left
this morning for Hi sboro where he will
engage in protrscted meeting during
next week. Surely che brother will find
preaching much easier than the "ups and
downs" partaiuing to the running of the
newspaper. He has our best wishes for
& pleasant trip, and We hope his weeks
rest, free from the trials OF newspaper
life, Will prove beneficial to hiS$gEherL
heslth.-f Corsicsns o )selver.F
Caicsgo Inter, O oesn: The pgssseverYs]
where will welcome Mrs. Job6A. L ogs8
IS one who is well equipped&Sf 1upM
istic work OF the better Class, sndsher
name ct the head OF the first column O.
conductor Of the Home Magazine will
give that Journal plsce in many house
holds without other recommendation
Mrs. Logan, as an editor and conductor
Of Q home msge zine, will have hosts cff
well wishers. In the FIRST number Of the
Mrs. Logan appears also ass
with IN article on the "EI
queite and Entertainments In Washing xl
tom" subject with which no one is morG!
familiar than she. The magazine has
smopg its other contributors the RASl
James Whiscomo Riley, Mrs. LswiW "a
lace, Mrs. Mary Logsn Tucker, Rrriet
T ,ylor Upton and DR.. q. n. Alien. Me-
C 7anicslly the paper has es brIgh. dress
as intellectually snd its very appearance |
will make 1t friends wherever Ii goes.