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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
INDIANA.

Chieia! Ieturus fir IN all precincts show
! at General HARRISON carried the c;:y o.
Indianapolis By Plurality Of 156 til
vote being Harrison, Is. 1926; Cleveland,
10 10. BANG carried tae city By 625
atty. II is pretty definite J sett.eo
hat G3nersl HsI-Ison's plurality il Ia
diaas Will be about @l50 The official
fgures on The a!ste VII probsbly lot te
Sao IN for several Days yet. Tle entire
r .gublic:n state tiekst is elected iron.
governor 10 reporter Of TIE Supreme
couIt It was generally supposed Gan
eEsl EsvaY's vote would ;s.l 6sveral
housaDd shoTi Of General Harrison 3,
but very full returns thus far IN Eho1 tie
vote for the R!publicsn gta.e ticket KEPT
very close to tie Presidential vote. L"
fsct there is scsrce!, 800 votes dfsrsncs
thus far between G uerSl HsrElsoG snd
G3reTsl HoTeJ's rlars!ities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
FRENCH MANNERS,
worth Of O Compliment anc Oonsp,cn9gs
Absence OK slang



Absence OF slang
ScrIbner for November
Preach manners are artistic; they are
systera.ized and uniform; lacy sre not
EXCESSIVE, es We enormously imagine;
they are frank; they sre gay and gentle,
ou. they are, aooye sIl else ,impersonal In
tais sense the F,erch are not merely The
most polite nation IN the world. 1t Is
q i:u,t for Us TO rsa!ize that in manners,
IS tEe French upders ind them, there is 70
more question of charsc'er tnao there Is
In any other ice srt Tbs Ftenan certainly
do MT "est Well;" thss is to say, as
rule. French people would 81 table permit
tnemss Ives, and overlook in Others, phe-
nomenS which Anglo SaxJls OF the same
ouclal Grade would not perini. themselves
and etlu less overlook IN Others.
French conversation Is IN great part
made up OF interruptions. The most
brilliant COZ verseitonsts. is he who sue
ceeGs BEST IN bonner Ia replique. Hence
epigrsm and repsrtse abound.
''Sut are they sincers?" is the uniyer-
sal Anglo Saxon demtnu in reply to al
that one Cen ssy oS Ffencn manners and
conversation. The Truth IL, the French
are As sincere as any other people, only
they manifest the virtue in their own way.
FreGch manners Include great deal Of
compliment, and compliment is taken
literally only by the savage. Compliment
Is merely the current coin Of the French
social reem, no: In nine CAGES out Of ten
Is it actually deDSsed.
Very engnt familiarity with Fferch
compliment enables one TO see thst the
FTerch sense Of intellectual sel!rrespect
prevents them from trusting solely to the
intel geIce OF the conpimented to IN
deIstAnd the accuracy Of a compliment.
Some wnere in II yUn sre sure to ND the
intellectual corrective u its sensuous
charm. Your unfamiliarltJ with this cir
cums.SnCe nay lead you 20 blush a. the
momeEt Of receiving G genuine French
compliment yourself, but suost quent re
ttclion ID apt to make you blush st hsv-
lng bIushed. The F:ench pliment
M ans more than 1t says.
Slapg, as We comprehend the term Is
unknown. Ole may in 9 week hear more
ostns and slang II Wall street, At the sea-.
side, IA the hotel corridors and street cars
and alorg the sidewalks OF New York snd
Philade!phls, say, ana in public generally
among us, than in the length ard bresdtn
Of France in 8 yesr. There ia not the
same onrlesque Of "hesrtiness," the same
sisppiug on the back, the same .nsis:ent
lnyisstion 10 drink, the same orutslite; In
foe The. = is Infinitely more gentleness.
The "rspiel .hrusts" OF ssrcasm, the kind
Of writing snd sa.s'ng to which some OF
our newspapers apply tnei. 49,. e","gia
sic epitnets, 'scitcning" the bitter banter
to which %. few Of the best bred OF our
young girls seem iast now especially ad-
dicted. would excite amsz3mens in Frace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Five yesrs Ego Emm. Abbott bought a,

Five years ago Emm, Abbott bought q
piece OF real estate 10 Denver auu Duv u .
"Tae Abbott Block Since then tAe
vs.ue CT the property has q1sdrup.ed
Emml is new worth ttrae quarters OF .
million OF dollars aud 1t is Invested SO
that it brings in over 10 rer cent. Her
income from her rents is shout SIS, 900 o
year, and she adcg nazr,y $40 000 to that
as tne p.Cd from her sessoa's work, Il
has been cislmed tnst she is getting too
fat for symmetry, on. Nho wouldn't ge'
fist with such reeults to contemplate
When she WAS country school teacher
in Peoria county aud h'd to walk ten
miles to the city eyary Saturday nigh! SIZE
was thin enough Caic,go Herald.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
AUSTIN.
appointments By the Goverror-fhar h.
g,yioG PROCLAIM ntijp.

appointments By The Govern or-rhar h,
g,viok Prociamnu,p.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX Nov. 9.-Governor Ross
to-day appointed B. E. Mccullough Of
! Walker county, superintendent Of the
state house of torreclio q. Gstesville,
and G. snitbers, ssistsnt superin'
.endent OF penrent 1ies, vice MeCul-
lougS, promo ed.
Governor Rogs also spy ointed Frsrh
Hamilton, q we'll kaowl Dsnkar Of Ans
tin, on the peni.e n!iaIy boa!d. vice Dbl
rel, deceased.
The Governor today i5Eu2t S proofs
natl N fer Thanksgiving, or rathsr in
dorsng C!cy3lanf's Thanksgiving prccIs-
mat OF
There is crest ri 1icicg smong S'yers
| iIie de- here over mis- III. Gritty, which Is
esuu ated at IL. coo
Department clerks sre all busy making
u? their reports.
Lubbock says he don't feel so good
o yer the defea but lugricgly remarked
. dol't propose TO commit hs-! 6tzi OF
s; cunt Ofslt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

The p!.n has been proposed by q COM
petent authority in eucn matters thst In
or er to insure greater rength and con.
sequently more safety in ropes used for
scsff olding purposes-psrsiculsr'y IL
tho localities where the atmosphere
proves destructive Of hsgp hoer-such
ropes should be dip bed when dry
into bath CON aiming twenty
grains of sulphete OF copper
per lite of water, and allowed to soak in
this so ution some four days. By pursu-
ing this method, which is claimed TO be
much ore practicable and effective than
any othtr yet resorted to for this purpose,
it is four thst the ropes will thus have
absorbed certain quantity Of sulphste OF
copper, which will preserve them for
some time both from the attacks Of
an NAL PARASITES and from rot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
CURIOUS LAKES.
Row rasz kppsAr aod Disappear MYs eri
cuslg

Eow rhsy appear ana DiEappsar mYs eri
cuslg
Portland Oregonisa.
0regaa lawyers are busy with lawsuits
between swamp owners and cas[lcmen IL
regard 20 the oounGsries OF certain sec
tions O. la16. Warner lake, IL South
eastern Oregon, is shallow body OF
water covering s large smount of land.
It ts DIVIDED bY low ridges OF land into
three OF four divisions. Last yesI
gentlsmau cruising through thst
cogatry found one Ct these Divisions
to be lske eight miles long and four
miles vice, ard from four to FIVE feet
deep. THIS snnmer the same gentleman
visited that section and found this lske
totsuy dry snd drove his team ACROSS II
wi hoat trouble. He is now prepared to
swear sAst the site CT the lake is suitable
for guilty atiop whereas last year be would
have sworn with clear conscience that
seere WAS lake there. Last year Mr.
NELL had contract 20 make s survey OF
the meandef lire CT Warner lake, which
he did, and this year Mr.. Martiu, a gov
ernmeDt inspector Of survey, Visited War
ner lake m Inspect the surveying done
oy Mr.. i'll. He found the work eli
right, but 1t Did not corfol N to the water
line IN that part of the LAKE above men
uoref.
r sponsible parties who were st the
Iehe when Mr.. Neill made his meander
confirmed its trutlfalress as to the
water line when it was .mSde, snd Dir.
Martin became convinced by their testi-
monY that wonderful change had taken
place, T-e se-->=h'a nerse of the disap-
pesrarce of this large toGy OF water Is
the light fall CT snow in thas section for
/ ssyer raj years past, as all the lakes il th.t
section are lower than ever before g.. &c
the settlement Of the country. Il VII
badly be safe to settle on the bottom OF
dried up lake or close 20 low water
mark, IS In case Ct long, haEd winter,
with q crest fall of snow and lste rains
in the sprirg, these lakes will likely ex.
psnc themselves to their original size.
| The fac. that the lSkes in that section are
OF this character Is probably the GAUGE OF
all the trouble and misunderstanding In
regard to swamp lands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

AN Ol.o farmer VITO had been drawn for
iury duty instead CT presenting himself
IN cour. at the required time sent very
"cousteous" note to the efsc. that ne
was very sorry, but he had more pressing
business to attend to than serving as q
Juror, but he wouldn't mind performing
Ihat little duty Of citizenship some other
time if business permitted. Az sttach-
meut Wz3 iesued, and short after the
sheriff iut:Gduced the soil tiller to the
ccur', which fned him $50 Tor his pleas
Gn:ry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

When you see man carrying BOOK
bearing ON the cover the title, "GEest
Expectations" Or sour Mutual Friend"
don't rush to the conclusion that he is
going to read Dickens. Many OF the
dainty volumes &c labeled ere hollow, *
cept tbs. tt ey contain hsIf-pint whisky
q SIX BY touching 3 spring the m ruth Ct
ne flask springs into vlzw, 81 resdY for
"Gip." So popu ar aye these TASKS
shat Nav York I'M Offers them f1F sale
u1der the lame "TenpersIcs Book
El,sksD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
WEST VI GINA.

Forty counties polling lis i6S votes
for PioSiden: il 1888! show act K puo
lican gain OF 4O46 II the remst2ig 9
fourteen counties We the same ratio OF
gains the Republicans will carry me Etsse
By 624 msj )rity. The Indications art
thst Atkinson, Flick and Smitn, r pub
licsns, arr elected in the F!rst, Second
and Fourth Congressional distress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
a Chu. ca Elced .

Uhu. Ga hAreu.
special &c the G i7ette
NACcGDocass, TEX, NV. List
night a1ou II O'clock IRE wss diecoy.
cred IN the new PteEbyttri,n church Iow
nearing cen leuor, [; WAS exu1 gui-ned
IN ten miGutes. TIE Il >or Rss sAsu ated
with kerosene Gil frs and then set on
FIRE 5y an ircsndlsry for the purpose Of
FCbOcry
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
mGrnt Pleasant.
apec'sl 30 the Gazette.

special 80 the Gazette.
MOUNT PLEASANT, TEX Nov. Dis
trict court is engaged this week Oh the
civil docket. Ths criminal docket, the
heaviest here for yesre, will be taken up
Monday.
Forty ceres Of land were purchased
near town TO day for the purpose CT sink
ing shaft ard opening coal mine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Z Matchmaking schsme.

DIS MONIES, IOWA, NV 9-Chsir.1sn
Hunter Of tbs state committee says his
recent ARES OF & charge Of bribery Was
a bleckmsilIrg scheme that he is inro-
cent Of The charge, and that the man who
made it will not only b. prosecuted fos
Illegal voting but perjury also.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
KAN SAS.

Complete returns from this SHAW
nee county show G neral Harrison has
majority OF 400. This makes Topeka
according to statistics OF American
almanac tbs strongest R publican city il
the United States In proportion vopula-
ton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
ANOTHER VICTIM.
Continued from First Pcge.
unknown. The Mares was sn iron screw
steamer, $40 net tons.
PEOPLE AND OFFICERS.

BERLIN, Nv. "a report comes from
s town in Alsace- Lorrai;e CT COL Il ct
between German military authorities and
F:erch sympathizIng populace. Isls said
inst the people threw voi!eys Of stoaes al
sn eff GER and that he WAS compelled TO
draw his sword 20 efsnd himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Anne to PieC&.

CHICAGO, ILL, N ". 9.-The local pa
ners a.y: The Northwestern Passenger
association has comp letelY collapsed, It's
denise being hIs:ened BY the perempiory
yfihara gsl taar from OF the Chicago,
burlington am N0rthern.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
WASHINGTON.
TEXAS PENSIONS.

special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. The following
T, KS pensions were Issued to-day
Original invslid-Thomss E. Diugman,
4 Jx,on. MGxcsn survvor-CGlvin Bal,
Georgetown. M.xcsn WIdows-Lydis
n widow CT William sne, Hnschins.
TEXAS PosToFFICEs.
special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, NV. 8 "A poste flee has
been estnonsltd ct Giles, Donley county,
rez and G.. Fl. W!li0ghem appoioted
postmaster.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
FIRE RECORD.
Big BIszP es Rochester.

ROCHESTER,. N Y, Nov 9-The mos
disastrous fire ever experienced in shi
city occurred this evsnirg st tie works O
the Seam Gauge ara Lantern Company
Il was located in building Of sever
stories with two basemen,s, situated
nesr Genesee Fslig. A0ou. forty peoplt
were al work mostly On the thIrc
door. The smoke vas ysry dense,
ara the men could rot Teaci
no fro escapes. CID they vel
forced 10 jump from the tAiri STOW
Fourteen 1mped or n west side OF ID
Guiding ahd were tgieh fully i: jared, q y
CT thsm dying With.n a. hJuT, four
o:2ers Will die before m0gEiIg IT,
qsmes 1T tn, dead a.
Jo5RPH DARNaR,
JOHN GRRNIOND,
JOsKPH WEBER,
HARRY SCHNEIDER,
JOHN GALL.
The fatally ifj1red trse R,chSTt
Pascha Frsuk Sidd1ns, Dazzle! Watkins
j In ran.
Il is |. ousas mora bodies ere in tie
rGin9, II GLIDING one or two 81 Ia
The loss on he building is $50, 900; in
suTed foE $40 COO TIE loss on the Ian.
tern plant Is $175 OG0. with insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
SOLID SOUTH BROKEN.
Continued iron. First Pa3e.

ocratic ticket of this City bad been
elected, but later returns show that while
Cleveland hss plurality OF over 200, she
R spuoIicaps have secured sheriff, tax
collector, county clerk and tlstrlc'
attorney, and probably one supervisor
and three school directors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

Twenty young men in PENNSYLVANIA,
.oWn formed O foot ball club. In three
months fourteen OF them had b.t kan
oones, thee were crippled for life, and
one drugg st sold en- slS worth Of ONT
neN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

Glsdstore's torh ON ng epeeci st
Birnir CHAM Is to he phonogrsrhs1 Tor
llsdstunisn re deAveiy thr1uglou all
England. The orator will talk ever s
sort OF receiver which conrec g With the
strument beneath the platform. This
= tempt On the part Ct photography will,
D! course, be considerably ez2af neLtsl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

Aoou. month ago Dave Jennings, liy-
ing near Five Forks, In Madison county,
Georgis, lost his wife. On tae first Sun
DAY morning in October the woman's
uneral sermon was preached. and in the
he evening of the game dag Dave was
II. RI Cd ~ sCothsr w9nS1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
REVIEW OF TRADE.
Dun g. Cos Weekly Circular
Volume of Legitimate Business
Wonderfully Sustained.
The Largo Volume Of Currency In 0ircula.
tionA BtspoDsiblo Tor she Ease OF
Cole cdon-FsvJTabls Reports
NEW YORK, Nov. 9

G. DUN & cos
Weekly Il view Of
TIa4e says:
The volume CT le.
climate business
mas been Yondsr :
fully msint,ined
.uripg the pssi
week, IS during the
whole poiiticalcam
psign, and this IL
more remarkable
because larger thar
} ass yesr, with
net Drices aysrag
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Egypt.
TAKEN BY THE NJ.

TAKEN BY THE MAHDi.
CAIRO, Nov Seventy thousand fol-
lowers Of the NJ. d s"aczed the town OF
Wadsi west OF Darfool. The garrison
repul ed the assistants and killed 5000,
out the Mshdi's forces captured the town.
The Sultan OF Wsdsi fed to Chira.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
The RAILROADS..

This Northwestern Passenger AsSocia,
ton Collapses on Account Ct tbs
Withdrawal of the Burlington.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

Tha HarE CT EzsondivE tha Fort We, tn and
kso aran0s Witl PIobsb'y BsgiaIu
DgctmbsE-Notss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Home Nj;ss,

Home N5;gs
Fr6m January to November /, 2l7
mics OF Irsck were laid in fexis.
TIE rSIIrosd GU look for Fort Worth II
the remaining months OF 1883 Is good.
Frederick GebhIrus mas sued the Erie
for Sl90 900 damages foZ horses and ether
i,ropzr3 destroyed 81 the Shohola acci-
dsa: ls5. SIMMER.
TRe + r: Worth ana R.o Gralde Is do
Ing doe us!aess. l. Is expected tina
wSsk OF building from G;anbar8 will be-
gtu sometime IN December.
Tie Missouri Court OF Appeals has
awarded da2sges for Injuries sustained
Oh tha Missouri PSc.hc Sy the holder al s
free pass, Notwithstanding rs written
agreement Oh tina pass that the peTgon
usiag /. assumed oil risk OF accidents,
1rd G2ald nov hoid the compiny liable.
The Palo Pinto Gal Mining Company
Yesterday Clipped ron their milos a
Train Ioad CT coal ioE5she Dallas Cotton
and W"o;eu Mills.ssudathe Texas AID
Pacific r .ilwsy gsose interested in tbs
weiixTe u Fort Wbrsh shoiad visit these
mines, to gain g6fla itss OF the extent Of
opersIOns there.
Jsmes TsImsge, sua Of tho late A. a
Tslmage, wss convicted az KsYtesviIle
M, las week, of mu.fer Ia Inc second
degree, for killing C. P. Tied, telegraph
operator, a. Brunsw'cE, Nd, isst Janu
sry, dur rg qasrrel over orders for th'
train of which young rslmsge WAS tn;
conductor BE WAS sentenced 30 twenty
one years IN the peDisantisry.
J.B CoIcorsr, brother OF t.,
wounded en gioeer, says: "Ia youS Issue
of NoTem0eI s! uyder head nj Railroads
Is an srt.cle IN regard 20 re I'll of SIN Jkip:
Sc, ior bentfi OF eIg;ueer and fremal
who were Injured On Santa Fe R)sd.
wish TO ssv II behslf Of Eogireer Cor
coyan ED Fireman GTogg, that they kuog
nothing eh1tever OF said It iii TIE
were no. srprised OF 1t before Hand, no
do they or their friends know anything
vhEseYer concerning disposition mad
CT proceeds derived from said rs Iii D.
same one can probably explain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

Two elegantly dressed foreign ladies
drowned themselves Friday in the lake In
which King Ludwig comni!tec snlcIte.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
r. ATLROA ID %
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.

NORTH BOUND.
ss1,i Observation-Disclosures. 700 N 7'2O N
dahl. So. 500 5i5am sIoan
gxpIass .............. I'nspm SIS p n
TGYA8 AND IACLFIC.
HAST jUNp.
I'll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7'35 s NJ
NJ, oE..y .....,..,.......... ESQ p D % n
20 dsi,7 49,. ...... SEQ 2 II
"'' s @''' WEST Bo0;;D.
So'i SAT-. 80 ...'-'..-'' o.9 55 2 II II s5n,-
20, 5R..r..-... .......-....-. 5I2 IA ~ = =
TBdV8COHTINENTAL.
!I0RTH BOUND.
40 Ts.,... ...-.. 1'25 q N
s00Ta 8oUNr.
POGT WORTH AND DENVER.
Arrive L e . e
aor:h OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl5a In
Koutn 5oEnd........... ........5 Asp L
gulf, COLORADO AND SANTA FE
FORTH BOUND.
NC l-.....r.'a's r.'.'.'..--'''' "a 10 20 q -
'' ''''' - SOUTH BOUND.
no. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II ~ q "
No. +............ .......-.-.... O'oV p III
FORT WORTH AND BIO GRANDB.
All Arrive =; n Leave ae ! e.
fort Worth .......... --..'..-bOop "a ~ w a ID
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Lesvs. Arrive.
Ex2rsss sca.ns 6'C5 n SIS n
Al las R5gvs trains from tie Union Depot.
G. y. LUsK, Ticket agent.
ST. LOWS, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS
ExpEess ana nau........... 6l5pn 929a N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

Tae FIT. Wcr.h ana R.o Grsnde Is do
ipgs dee usiaess. l. Is expected thu
wS.k OF building from G;anbar8 will be-
giu sometime IN Dec moer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

H0me Ej;ss.
Fr6m January to November !, 2l7
mics OF .reck were laid in Fex5s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

Pullman Palace Buff! Sleeping Cars be- .
tween Galveston and kapzss City On trains
Nos. l, 2, and betwe IN Temple and st. Louis
ON trains Nos. l, g. JAMES S. Clark,
G. P. & Il. A.. Ga weston.
j. E. SMITH, City P & T. A, z.
U d. LUsK, Depot T. A. ,aSee<s
Fort Wess6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

Tns Suudl? GAZETTE. 81 80 psl ,,ss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
ST. Louis, SIG; CiaeIanati, S2l.

When you tahe a,trsrf cail on rs; we can rave
you al the waysTcim So TO SO. II. @. Psulsen &
20 sos Msias Browning & Nicks' erug tore.
membels Emerican Ticket Brokers Association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

Frederick Gebl1rus mas sued the Erie
for Sl9o, 900 damages foc horses and ethel
rropzrtg destroyed 9. the Shohola ACCT
dsa: ls5. aunlet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

The rSIlrosd GU look for Fort Worth II
the remaining months Of 1888 Is good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
2fEERUADs,
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
Denver, Texas and Tort Worth R.B

Shortest line. quicke.. time from Gulf Of Mar
ice, Fort Worth and ali principal points in
Texas to Rocky Mountain resorts and PseIa.
coast, including Trinidad, Pueblo, Manitou
Utah. Daily t,ains ieavipg Fort Worth, s:Ss
n comprising new and elegantly eGuipues
Pullman palace sleeping car and dining nsr
service, through to Denver. connecting al Col
orado tuncIt n points with A, T. s. R,R
o. & z. G. Z. f., Colorado Midland Railway sai
Union Pscific Railway
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10

Wanted,
One hundred thousand readers for TIA
Fort Worth WEEKLY GAZETTE at 10 cent,
I month, or sl.G0 syeaI. It's the be.S
neHgp3rer the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
ISPECIAL EXCURSION RATE

Made by all railroads In Colorado 70 person.
holding our Ell cursion tickets.
The summer resorts of Colorado ara noted the
wtriG over, and the scenery over the Denver
and Rio ,7ralde is the gr2nGest on earth,
Tickets on ssls via Texas Panhandle Route
I az all coupon ticket stations In Texas ans
Louisiana. Gail for Information and descriptive
matter on T. NJ. BURROWS, T. z. a; J. q
LINTHURST, City Agent, or wv. NEWLIs.
A. G. 2. A, 6l2 Main street, FoEt Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-10
Rates of Fare From Fort Masasi

70 IIinidsd 81 90, to Pus6ls $500, TO CO..
orsdo Springs S23 90, to Denver $500.
BOUND TRIP EXCURSION RATES
From Fort Worth to TriAEasd and return 1928. %
to Pueblo, Colorado STRINGS and return S27.S
to Denver and rstsfh $50. 90, to Salt Lake and 70
urn 500. 00. gS.ES
ricketespcd for 50 days going and so days re-
turniegSs*ith lay over privileges both ways
e1sxsede limit OF ticket until Oclober 81, 1855,