Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-21
DALLAS.
Consolidation Of Newspapers - The
New Sheet to be Issued from Fort
Worfh-Psir N0tes.
a "Press Bsy'-EverythinE to ba In POSI-
ton in the Exposition on tho
Opening Day.
PkIR NOTES.
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 the oaEelLGs
DALLAS, Tx Juue 26.-The manage
ment has decided to set apart one day
during the holding Of the fair to be known
as "Press Day" 1t will be the desire to
have ell tho editors of the state present,
and committee Il the directors will pro,
vide for their entertainment.
Every effort will be Asde to have every
thing in pasltIon on October II, the open
Ing day, snd to that end circulars have
been msilei to exhibitors requesting them
to have their EXHIBITS IeadT.sLd IN posi-
ton on the 10Th OF Octobsr. When tie
gates are thrown open to visitors they
will see the fair and exposition complete
in every respect.
The following is Oh additional list Of
exhibitors who have reserved space I
Empire Mills, Il. S. Brewer, W. Ii
Vaughn, Denison City, S. 81. CockerelI &
Co, Monumental Bronze Company, Leon
Kahn, Dudley z. JoDe', Sandwich Enter
prise Company, HsdleY Hsll & Co Texas
Farm and R9rch, Clark & Co., J. D. A.
Harris. lLiddeu, Hunter & Co, f. Bsu-
man, z. P Allis Co, Babcock, Foote &
Brown, E. 6. williams, Single Center
Spring Company, Pyle & Sons, Dr.. Thomas,
American Farm Scale Company, Sayers G
Scovill, Paragon Buggy Company, 7. Bill
lIngtoD, TeCumsch Csne MIL and Pan
CampsBy, August CAST & Co, Schneider
&'DGFis, Woo1en Wells Company Thomas
Cotton Press, Famous Rsy Balirs Press
Company, Western Wheel Scraper Com
pany, San Antonio and Aransas Pass
Railroad, Texas ard Pacific Railroad,
Newton Wsgon Company, Munger Manu-
featuring Company, W. E. Hughes. j
Hash Co., Fish Brothers wagon Com
pSRy, Smith Sons Manufacturing Com
pany and William Little.
ALLIANCE EXCHANGE NOTES.
Reports received from the southern
portion OF the state are in effect thst the
cotton crop Was never more promising. |
Il is now blooming and trulting and the |
Exchange has been not fed to supply |
bGggipg and ties to this section between |
the lst and 10Th OF July.
Considerable complaint comes from the |
northern tier CT counties Of the rayages |
of the careless worms which will cease to |
be source of annoyance after the cotton
begins to grow.
In Central Texas the worms are giving
no trouble and the outlook for cotton Is
very promising.
From Mr.. L. B. Upton, Henrietta
merchant, who is in the city on business
with the exchange, it is learned that in
Clay, Wichita, Archer, Baylor, Young and
Jack counties the grain crop Is the finest
ever known in that section. Wheat in the
counties named averages twenty-five to
forty bushels per acre, oats forty TO
eighty bushels, and the prospect for q
large corn crop Is very assuring. Cotton
Is backward in those counties, but is rap
idly coming to the front.
The Dallas Branch Alliance Farm I'm
plement Mandatory, under the manage
ment OF Mr.. David Kennedy, has been in
operation the past week. The fret piece
Of timber that passed through the planer
came ost nest 24-inch strsight-edge,
and now occupies 8 place on Manager
desk aud serves IS an office {
rule. The factory is now st work on
large assignment Of heavy farm rakes.
CONSOLIDATED.
The Texas Advertiser and Texas Land
and immigration Journal have consoli- {
dated and will hereafter be published as l
monthly under the name OF Texas Adver-
User. The first issue will appesr July l. I
The concern IS to be steckad at $4,000, +
md an agent is now soliciting stock from I
he various immigration societies in the +
state. f. G.. Rust will be business mana
ger and S. o. Moody general solicitor. h
The paper will be published st Fort Worth 8
until all the stock is subscribed and d. t
'ectory selected, which will choose per- I
nauent place of publication and an ed '
tor. i
MINOR NATTERS. 3
The contract for the North Texas 4
National BErK building will be let on Q
uly l. $
Several police officers were before the
,oIice board to-dSy on the charge Of e
while on duty. b
The Morgan Jones-Santa Fe Railroad &
FILTRATION natter WAS resumed to-day d
d the Merchants Exchange. The case C
viii take up Ell the week. As
Personal. y
Hon. Z. ". Terhuae OF GreeaTiile, is e.
4 town to-day. >5ag c.
Oscar Lynch, of the Fort, IS in townI g
onSultiug With builders aud contract6rs.
W, H; Smith, formerly of the Fort tk
Worth Railway Guide, has accepted kspo FH
ition in the Auditors Office of the Tsxasdh
no Pacific. = N I"