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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-06

DEATH OF A MINIsTER.-Rev. Robert NJ
Lipscomo, the oldest member of the Bati,
more Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, died at his home In Baltimore yes.
terdsy. He was pastor OF the Methodist
church at Fairfax G. a, when skirmsh
occurred at that place between detachments
of Federal and Confederate troops, In 1861.
Capt John Mari, of the Warrenton Riffs,
was killed in the atf.ay. Mr.. Lipscomb left
the village on the night that the skirmish
took place and went to Middleburg, and
there remained until the close of the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-06

BALTIMORE. Feb Cotton steaiy; mlddlins
10 1916. Flour steady Howard street and West,
ern super So <5aS2 rs; do extra 81 9Oa3 80; do
family 50 Toad 30; City Mils-hio ba ds extra
81 bad 40; winter whest patent 81 4U,4 !;
spring do So OOa5 %; straight 81 25a4 rs !;
extra So 6Oa4 90 Whest-sonthern srce and
firm; Fultz 74a84 longborry 1886; roac y,
steamer No2 red 1915; Western irmer; No 2
winter red spot and Feb Sll4sSlaA; Mar s2s4s
SO May SASSY Corn-Southern white firm !;
yellow easier white 36l40; yellow 34a36: "est.
ern strong mixed spot and Feb S6s.a367s; Mar
36Aa3I; April 39a39E; Msy 39ass39A Jan
SSAe3Sih; July 3s7s.39 ST 'amer 344.: Oats
steady; Southern anu Penns 23r31; Western
white 29lha3l do mixed 27laa29 graded 2
white 30hs31 Bye nominal: prime to choice
53a55. Hay dull; prime TO choice timothy
SIP 50s13 Provisions steady and firm. Butter
choice stiff; other sorts dull; Weatern pa ;ked
14a17 best roll 1913; creamery 25a27. Eggs
quiet lat 1915. Coff.e stesdy; Bio cargoes fair
1915. Sugar unsettled. Whisky firm at 81 O9a
/ 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-06

NEW YORK, Feb. 6-Cotton steady; Hplands
IL Orleans liz. futures steady. Flour quiet
and easy. Wheat dali and steady. Corn quiet
and easy. Pork dull and steady at $40 25a1l 70
Lard quiet and at Sc 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-06

NATIONAL GUARD. The National Guard
Association of the United States opened Its
annual meeting In Washington yesterday,
the principal object of the assembage being
to present to Congress reasons for az in
crease of the appropriation for the militia
service of the United States to one million
of dollars. A bill is now pending for that
purpose. Msjor Nash, of Richmond, re-
spending for Virginia. said that he favored
holding State encampments. Capt. Mush-
bach, of this city, spoke also for Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-06

transfers for last week in Baltimore were the
following Wooden steamer Havana, 7O6.24
tons. from the Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Richmond Steamboat Company to James
Woodall for 81, &c. the same steamer from
James Woodall to the Potomac Transporta-
ton Company for 81, &C.; iron steamer Sue,
of 500 20 tons, from Baltimore, Chesapeake
and Richmond Steamboat Company 10
James Woodall, for 81, 3d.; the same steam
er from James Woodali to the Potomac
Transportation Company for 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-06

ERENt q PEAS, very fine, for sale by
u feb5 ]. q. MiLBURN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

TIE suggestion of Northwest Texas
and Panhandle headquarters at Fort
Worth was made in THE GAZETTE BY Mr..
Decker Sunday, April 90; Tuesday, April
SO, the Dallas board of trade telegraphed
all the west and northwest to come to
Dallas to attend an important conven-
tion;" who was it on Monday, April 81 /,
wired the Dallas papers and board Of
trade to ''get together" and beat Fort
Worth out of the chance? 1t Is inmate
rial; but IL is material that Fort Worth
should organize and put itself in oondi-
ton to defeat all such chances, no mat
ter. with whom or where they originate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
THE WOODEN MILL.

Plans for the Accommodation of a eoo,,.
Community ut Alamosa.
The roof on the new wooden mill B.
ready for the final covering.
The structure is a commodiou, On,
two stories high, forty feet wide and N,
feet long. The srtesian well at Alsn,,,
Is down about I50 feet, and May Is Nm
ee 1t completed.
The Wooden Mill company have hT,
two very handsome two-stOry residenos,
which are occupied. A store buIl6r,
blacksmith and wood workers. shop. ,si
a oommodious school house will be Inn,
shortly. A platform $50 feet long WI
be used for railway landing until sum.
mer, when a very handsome modern
suburban depot will be built By IA.
Houston and Texas Central railway
company.
Some twelve or fifteen lot owners bsrs
expressed their intention of build1,
houses as soon as the drawing is over AMI
the whereabouts of their lots ascertalpsl
The drawing will take place the last d,
this month, definite date 70 be sslsot,
by the subscribers and announced
later on. Subscribers who are de.
linquent must pay up promptly
or abide the penalties recited in tdgr
certificates. The Wooden Mill compsny
will advance the price of all lots oEasi
oy them after the drawing to 500 each.
A plat OF the addition can be seen at the,
Office, 610 Main street.
Negotiations are pending for pspz
mill in the Industrial addition on AlsmOn
Heights.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

THE Mexican postofice department is
about to adopt q novel device. A phono-
graph is to be placed in each principal
Office in the country for the accommodate
ton of the numerous citizens who cam
not read or write. The illiterate Mexican
will go to the postoftice. talk his message
into the receiver of the photograph, and
when the cylinder reaches its destination
the psrson addressed will be sent for aud
the message will be repeated to him by
another machine,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

A HOST interesting programme has
been prepared for the meeting of the
Southern educational association to be
held at Morehead City, n. c., the first
week in July. Hon. Daniel g. Fowle /,
governor of North Carolina will make the
welcoming address, aud each day of the
session viii be occupied in Inc discussion
By prominent educators of topics bearing
directly on educational interests in the
South.
one-fare.rate over the different roads
from PLACES in the Southern states has
been secured, and those in charge assure
all that arrangements are row complete
for q most profitable and delightful COCA
sion. The invitation to attend is cordially
extended to all interested in the vital
subject of education, while to the pro-
fession the occasion cannot fail to be one
of profit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
' TRANSIT FACILITIES
Southwest Fort Worth will be Developed :;
Oncn.

Southwest Fort Worth will be Developed i
Once.
The Park street railway, COMPANY
wants right of way and privilege to con.
struot track, sidewalks and turn.
outs commencing on Seventh and
Cherry streets, down Cherry to Texas
aloug Texas 20 Macon, along Macon 70
North, along North to Ochiltree, along
Ochiltree to Ell Paso, along FL PasO 70
Ballinger, along Ballinger to West Dag
gett, along West Daggett to Hill, along
Hill to Pennsylvania avenue, aol'
Pennsylvania aYenve TO the city limits
This company has been organ
IZed for some time, and hA
already secured right of way; but as the
Arlington Heights road, under the in.
preston that the Park company hii
forfeited its franchise, laid its traces
along Seventh street where the Park cai
road was intended to run, now CONES
the latter asking for q change OF Flga
of way to suit the changed condition o.
things. The Arlington Heights rosa
agrees to permit the new company il'
use of it's tracks from Cherry street %
Main street along Seventh.
Behind the Park company are sHe
solid men as r. NJ. Carter, president
NJ. G.. Ellis, W. f. Lake and Others ..
no less prominence. They aver 'nsI
will have the line built along the ssEssa
indicated inside of ninety days, in 1891,
the franchise calls for completion Wl'nl
that tiue. Underground wires are Y
be laid for electric operation OF W.
road, placing Fort Worth about 1li'i
miles further in the lead for mileage u
electric railroad in the state.
To the southwest of the city lie nsl'
broad acres of the finest kind oil rsN'
denoe property which this road Is &c
signed TO bring closer into the clp,
Much of this property is laid olI sl-
improved tastefully and substantially
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

THE Waco gun club has sent out
circular calling attention to meeting to
be held in thst city on the 5th of May in
the interests of the legal protection Of
the game in this state. A conventies. of
state spcrtsmen VIII be in session to con-
slider this question of adequate safe
guards, aud to recommend such amend
mont Of existing game laws, or the pas
sage of Others more stringent, as shall
effeetually check all wanton destruction
of game, so repugnsnt to the feelings of
the true sportsman. All lovers of the
gun and the rod are requested TO be in
attendance at this meeting, ana upon
each one is urged the necessity of being
present. It is expected that every gun
and rifle club and sportsmen Is organiza-
ton Will send delegation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

WHY can't Fort Worth, even Mt this
late date, act on the suggestion made
and sgitated nearly year ago to estab-
lisb an immigration headquarters and
Immigrants home" in the city? Fort
Worth is now the distributing center Of
all Texas, and can maintain the advan-
tage-or, it can throw it away by inac-
ton. There are several gentlemen who
could manage such headquarters to the
benefit OF all Texas, and not one town
mr. poi,ntv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT.
Mans Arm Mangled by the Accidental Dis
charge of His Gun-A Foul Murder sus-
peetee in Oklahoma City.
Special to the eazstts.


OKLAHOMA CITY, I. IT,, April 3d.
While out riding with his daughter in q
go-cart this morning Sebastian Arm
strong, a prominent attorney, met with
an accident which has resulted in the
loss of his right arm, and which may end
in his losing his life. He was carrying
loaded shotgun in the cart. II slipped
down between the seats and was cis-
charged, the load mangling his right arm
in horrible manner and severely
woundiBg him in the side. The
injured limb was amputated at 10 pollock
to-day. aud his phYsieicians have grave
fears Of his recovery.
A stranger In a saloon last night in q
tough part Of town was knocked down,
robbed and supposed to have been muir
dered, as his hat and knife with blood
on them were found this morning on the
bank of the river. There were indica-
tons in the sand of a struggle. John
and Robert Ruoker and Miller Woodson
have been arrested charged with the
crime. They were given into the custody
of the military and will have hearing
tomorrow. The river has been dragged
this afternoon for the body OF the
stranger, but the search was fruitless-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
CORRECT TO A CENT.

The Count Of Bonds and Cash in the stata
Treasury of Texas Completed.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, April 29.-In obedience
to the statute, Comptroller Mccall to-
day completed the actual count of the
money in the state treasury, Governor
Ross and Attorney General Hogg were
present part Of the time. 1t took two
hours this afternoon to weigh the silver.
The actual cash in the treasury was found
TO be 81 1862 $780, bonds belong
ing TO the school and other special
funds, 81 sol .02S. Is; total gold was
Ss7 200, and silver, $421 900; currency
81 ,345 $50. The total amount of gon-
eral revenue was Ss93, oil. 40; available
school funds, Sl23 ,SO4.2I; permanent
school fund, $500 800. 90; available uni
versitY funds, S44 JIG .96; grand total of
bonds and cash in state treasury, S9,-
S63, 673.sl. Everything was found COR
rect to the half cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
THOSE HEADQUARTERS.
Not Settled Yet-Fnrt Worth has Right to be
Represented at Bowie, May 5.
Ro1rrr TPr Anril 2s 1901

Not Settled Yet-Fort Worth has Right to be
Represented at Bowie, May 5.
BOWIE, Tx, April 2s. 1890.
Editor Gazette.
We see from yesterdays issue Of THE
GAZETTE that Dallas apparently claims
that the immigration movement of the
people of Northwest Texas has been ae-
complished. and that Dallas has secured
the headquarters. We wish to say to
you that sneh was not understood to be
the case at the Dallas convention. It
was resolved at the Dallas convention
that such headquarters should be es-
tablIs he'd. The delegates to the oonven-
ton, not previously knowing what they
were called to Dallas for, had no author.
ity from their respective cities to go into
any permanent organization or to pledge
their respective places to any undertake
ing whatever with perhaps the excep-
ton of Wichita Falls) hence a resolu-
luton was passed that a convention be
called to meet at Bowie on May to see
whether or not such organization should
be established, and where, and that the
delegates to Bowie must have authority
to pledge their respective localities and
to permanently organize, etc.
Fort Worth has as much right to rep
resentation at Bowie as any city on the
Denver road. And Fort Worth has as
much right to ask the establishment of
headquarters at Fort Worth Gf any
headquarters should be established) as
any city on the line. They would have
the same right to vote for general man.
ager, etc. Our people favor Fort Worth
and think you should send representa-
tives here on May 5. Fl. RILEY,
W. s. YosT,
Who were delegates to the Dallas con-
ference.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
BUILDING AND REAIT
Negotiations. Are Pending for a p,,.
MID in Fort Worth. "a
An Opportunity to Bring 1aras Return, =.
small Invsstment-wnlL 1t be Aecsp,.s
A New Street, Railway.
a Chance for Action

The sad result to Fort Worth =,
lack Of harmonious and immsai.,.
ton on the part of her citizens in =
ter nearly affecting her best ipts,.,,.
OF recent exemplideation. tbor,s
end is not yet, snd in the face of -. %
cent occurrences it should scsrc sIs II
necessary to call attention Of
Worth citizen to the necessity for tseH
vidual assistance for the beueat =, 'l4'
whole community. As a general 20
ciple that Is settled. OF sros p'~'
nature is the movement to secure ~,
benefit of Fort Worth an excursion - %
Boston Of q body of Eastern canI,,n. NV
This is matter in which no ipdivi5 ss
could haze much advantage nvs, y
community in the benefits TO acrrps ~.
Its successful eventuatiou. There ,has,s
be no hesitancy in contributing to- v1-
ject which has never failed of Iar.a y"
suits wherever applied, but which -
brought handsome returns on inv. a'
ments in cities of far less inducerns,,..',.''
investors than Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

Fort Worth viii not prepare itself to meet
the increased demands Of tbs west and
porthwest, this city may depend upon 1t
that other towns win do so, and that the
friends OF the past. however, 10th, can and
will be won from q contemplation of past
fsyors to the promise of future gains.
Fort Worth, It seems, has a right to
attend the Bowie convention on the 9th
proximo, but has it the deslrs2 The
question is referred to the men who are
vitally interested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

THE LIST of May is always an anxious
time for housekeepers, as in many states
IL is moving day, and general smash-ups
are anticipated. This year the rulers in
England and Germany seem on the anx-
ious seat; movement of the people that
may result in worse breakages than britt
tie china or valued brie-a-brac is what is
feared, So marked is the anxiety that is
apparent, and there will be a universal
sensation of relief when the day of pro-
cessions and demonstrations Of the va
rious labor associations is safely passed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

thereby become fitted for positions to
which they aspire. As . genuine friend
Of the race, TIE GAZETTE is pleased TO
see an effort made by colored people to
elevate their own race, and can see no
reason wh7 the magazine should not be
successful. Tho opening sketch, that Of
8. W. J. Lowery, showing his struggles
and successes, is refutation Of two
heresies: One that the negro has net a
fair chance in the South. and the other
that he is not capaci.ated for business.
This little monthly is sent to subscribers
for 20 cents year, by addressing ]. W.
Taylor, managing editor, Fort Worth,
Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

THE London papers are sometimes a
little slow. Their shipping news columns
were recently illumined with the inter-
esting information that bottle contain
ing card which bore the name Of Capt.
MeGinty. of the steamer Erin, was re-
Gently picked up OF Cadgwlth, near the
Lizard, and the inference is seriously
drawn that it is a genuine message from
the Inflated National liner Erin, from
New York, showing that the steamer
went to the bottom of the seq not far
from the English coast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
AnDITToNAL DONATIONS.

GAZETTE FAST TRAIN SERVICE.
THE GAzETTE's special Jay Gould Can
non Ball St. Louis train, via Denton,
whitesboro, Sherman, Bonham, Paris,
GAINESVILLE and Texarkans, will leave
the union DEPOT this morning promptly
at 2:55, For the cohvenisnce of the
Texas public from Dallas and other
points the Pullman attached to THE GA
zBrTE IS special Jay Gould Cannon Ball
train will be opened at p. m. every
day, and passengers by THE GAZETTE s
special Jay Gould Cannon Bah can thus
save al annoyance from early rising.
THk'GAzEFTE shines for all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
UNDER THE WHEELS

Runaway Boys Untimely wind-up in Try
ing to Dead-Bs It on Freight.
Special to the Gazette.
PILOT POINT. Tex. April 2s.-This
moraing young man who gave bis name
as smothers was beating his way west
ward on freight, in company with two
other young men. A brakeman discov-
ering them ordered them to vacate. At
tempting to pass the door at the rear end
Of the ear Smothers fell under the NOV
ing wheels and both legs from the thighs
down were crushed iuto q Jelly. The
nervous shock was so great that death
ensued in few hours. His parents re-
side in the city of New Orleans. The
young man wandered OF from home with
circus, and was discharged from their
employ few days ago at Paris, Tex.
without money to return home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE only travelling persons. male or
female, at present authorized to receive
and receipt for subscriptions to The GA
BETTE srs J. E. steedmar, c. W.
Wilson, W. ]. Meadows and L. CAL
houn. The public are cautioned not to
pay money to any other person represent
inE themselves as travelling agents OF this
paper, IS all authority heretofore issued
TO any other person than those named Is
hereby revoked.
DEMocRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
April IA, 1890.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
A Noble Veteran.
a
HEsfPsTEAD, TEX, April &c, 1850,

hE4PsIkAD, 4EI'I lApTII 10 I5sVs
Editor Gazette.
In THE GAZETTE of the 22d inst. you
stated "that bore scars or saber wounds
of Monterey and Buena Vista and was a
San Jaointo soldier. -
/ was not in the battle of San Jacintc.
Please correct this error for 1t will injure
me very much. l do not want to sail
under false colors in my old age.
1 was captured at Copano in March,
A. D., 1881.
I will be truly thankful to you to do
me this favor. Please send me number
of the paper containing the correction
and very much oblige an old Texas vet
eran. Truly and respectfully your
friend, NJ. B. IRWIN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
ALTAR AND TOMB.
The Gazottss niIY compilation Of Texas
Marriages and Deaths

MARRIAGES.
Mr.. G. s. Usher aud Mira. Minnie Partickle,
Waco, April %.
Mr.. Joseph r. Ealley and Miss Annie Coates,
near Waco, April "a.
Merritt, Waco, April n.
Mr.. John Anderson and Miss Estello Dob
bins, Gainesville, April q.
Nj. J. P Alexander and Miss Fishie B. Rhsa.
Mr.. JoTd v. tsspsf and Miss Clay Marsan,
Coleman, April %.
Mr.. Wilson Munger are Miss Ella VIM,
Mr.. ?. n. Terrell and Miss Annie Earle,
Waco, April "a.
bins, Gainesville, April %.
Mr.. Thomas Andrews and Miss Mamie Cheat
ar. Sam Dodsoo on and Miss Nellie Lewalt.
Harold, april Do
DEATas.
Mrs. John remnant, Waco. April "a.
Mrs. Maggie Hrazier, Gainesville, April Is
Mr.. Rad Clark, near Tyler, Ap-1l p
Mr.. Andy Ray, Gainesville, April a.
Mr.. B. F. Morrison, Atlanta. April ~.
Mrs. Hal Terrell. Daingerleld. April Is.
Mr.. W. j. Preston, Marshall. April q.
Mr.. d. W. veager. Kingston. April =.
Mr.. Edward steves. Jr., PleasHnton, April "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
a colored Rapiss Identified

SHERMAN, TEX, April 2s.-Mrs.
Brandenburge, the old lady who was
raped by Simon Ingram, colored,
near Denison several weeks ago,
confronted the accused in the
county jail this afternoon in company
with her husband ana daughter. in the
presence of the jailor, the foreman OF
the grand jury and THE GAZETTE CORES
poudent.s. Mrs. Brandenburge, when
asked BY Mr.. Gashion, foreman OF the
grand jury, il he,Yss the man. replies
with emphasis: r1He. is the very mig
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

THOMAS e. DAVIS of the MaysvilIe +,
Ky, Republican has challenged W. n.
Campbell, enrolling clerk of the house
Of representatives, to fight duel. The
oasus belli is charge that the doughty
editor did not pay his tailor bill. As the
duel does not settle unpaid bills, the
honor OF Mr.. Davis would be more clear
" indicated if he could show q receipt In
full from his tailor. and thus be spared
the opprotrium of law-breaker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
Recorded Transfsrs.

p. Muldoon to A. r. Mignon,
block Sc, jennings West adj
0lttOu --ss-s ss-.''-
A. A. johnson and wife TO
Victor 8. Foster and wife,
part OF lot s. block q Col
lege Hill addition. .... o.
H. T.. Clark to John G. and
James Harrison, fifteen diff
ferent tracts of land, 1917
acres, in Denton aud TGrrant
counties. $50. .,.-..-.--.-. V'i
J. L. Williams to ]. A. Nicely,
lot G, block 2, Williamg' adj
dition... .............
W. E. Williams and wife TO
NJ. J. Daley, part Of block
IL, College Hill addition. Il
Thomas Walden and wife to L.
V. Singleton, lot "A, block
Afford s. Veal's addition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
sherman.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette-
SHERMAN, TEX, April william
Claybrook was convicted of horse theft
in the district court last evening and
given five years in the penitentiary.
1. n. Parker who was divorced from
his wife in this city six weeks ago, re-
turned from Ardmore Yesterday, and re-
married the old lady who has consider
able property. PARKER was arrested
upon information of the old lady's son
charged With adultery in order to frus-
trate the marriage, but Parker gave
bono and they are ''happy again. -
A test of the Ardmore coal is being
made to-day at our mills and factories.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30

IT may be true that there never was a
time when the working man got so much
for his dollars as at present, but Is 1t not
also true that there never was q time
when it was necessary to get as much
with it as now? He may also get more
dollars for his work than did his daddy !,
but the old woman and the girls wove
his daddy's homespun suit, and he wore
it eontentedly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
Seventh Street Grade.

The action of the city COUNCIL ~
night in accepting the proposition Of v
subscribers to the expense of Severn
street grade over Robinson's branch
final as regards that matter. To-a'
Contractor Simpson will sign bis Don.
the same being now ready for bis ~,
ture. and as his forces are now re1.i
the weather fine, the wherewithal loi ,.i
coming, and all other details seI-.,
work will be commenced within t"sH'
four hours.