Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

The Yoakum Sun will be under tn,
control of j. B. Hardwieke. Although
n young man, MIR. Hardwioke has the
proper ring and will undoubtedly score a
success. The Sun is to enter upon q sea-
son of improvements.
R. T. Davis will not retire from the
Goliad Guard. He will still retain the
management of that sheet, but will in
troduce partner to the ups and downs
OF newspaper life.
The Henrietta Independent is not STAY =
ing behind. II SAYS: The substitution
list of the Independent having attained
| such proportions as to render the use of
the old fashioned and antiQuated Wash
ington hand press no longer practicable,
We have purchased. to Ge used in print
ing the Independent, a Chicago stop
| cylinder power press
so that by the second week In Septem-
Der. ut farthest. the Independent hopes
| to greet its readers in a much beautifisd
and improved form.
The Palestine Advocate is taking an
extra brace. An illustrated edition of
that paper will soon be given to the pub
lie showing what is in Palestine and the
development of Anderson county and
East Texas. Advertising resources is a
long step toward developing them, and
the extra Is q step In that direction.
The GatesvilleA Post will begin next
week tri-weekly issue to continue DUR
ing the busy season. This is bit of en-
terprise that ought to succeed. 1t speaks
well of the Development of the country
which will support the venture, for this
was OF curse sized up before the NOV o
was made.
The Corpus Christi Caller shes its
castor in the ring. 1t is in the shape of
10 600 extra edition full of illustrations
and information about that city. The
real live papers are showing their mettle
IN the right way.
The Bellevue Gazette introduces a new
feature into weekly journalism, which is
in the shape of u supplement devoted en- |
tirely to literature.
The Economist OF Crockett has passed |
into the hands of Messrs. Cause and |
Aldrlch, who, TO quote the former editor.
j. w. Madden, make ga combination |
OF rare experience in the newspaper bus
mess and youthful enterprise and yim."
The proprietor, c. J. Mum, has sold the
plant to these two gentlemen and Mr.,
Madden retires from the editorial man
agement.
The Panhandle has found another
voice. The Chillecothe Eagle with Griff
Brown as editor and U. W. Bradley pro-
prietor, made its trial flight last week
with good results. - The Eagle has wisely
decided that it twill be a local paper
aud to that department we will devote
most OF our attention leaving matters OF
state and national Importance to stats
aud national papers. IL ia an eight
page paper and starts out with every
prospect OF success which that wonder
ul country will surely confer.
WEATHERFoRD, Aug. 30.-In this
vening's issue OF the daily Constitu-
ion was announced Col. Carey W.
styles retirement from the editorial
management OF the paper, for the sole
eason that the paper could not afford to
'ay Colonel Styles salary longer. This
has caused the most uni J
ersal regret among the business CON- r
nunity and people of Weatherford, as
Is last years connection has done much
or the paper and Westherford and Per-
er county. Colonel Styles Is an able )
ritter and fine newspaper man, now
pen for propositions.
SHERMAN, Aug. 31.-The Sunday Her. G
Id of this city announces Its suspension |
| to-day issue, and in the valedictory !.
says: 'Mr. Diamond. q young man
rom the East, will reorganizs the forces y
nd have charge Of the plant and prob y
bly, begin publication again. a