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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27
MIST BE OBSERVED.

,.D c,tt,emen Taking Steps to Have the
Pre,,denps Proclamation Enforced.
!ueeting of the Cherokee Strip live
dirk association was held at the Midland
intel IN Kansas City on the 23d. The
nsubers Of the association present were:
N. Hewins of Cedarvsle, Kan. +,
rs,Ideut: J. A. Bean of Caldwell,
Kan, secretary; Col. B. Il. Campbell
q wichita, and Chester Snider, Maj. a.
DUNN and Thomas a. Buggy of Kan
as City.
The meeting was called for the purpose
Of taking some action to prevent the
increment Of cattle into the Cherokee
Strip Lately there has gone out a re.
prt that cattle were being driven into
he Strip, contrary to the president s
order, and, to guarantee that no cattle
will be driven there contrary to the proc
hnstiol and that none shall remain
there If found to have come IN since the
pelIdant's proclamation was issued, the
I Cherokee Strip livestock association con-
Guided to take hand in the enforcement
q the order, along with the railway
companies and the troops.
AtyeSterday evenings meeting it was
determined to elect an overseer, or an
Inspector, whose duty it will be to patrol
ihs Strip from this time until the cattle
ore driven out and to see that the condi-
tons Of the governments order are
'beysd. To do this the inspector will be
% The move from herd to herd, and con-
rsntly on the lookout for cattle branded
With other than one of the association
brands. The Cherokee Strip association
desires to derive the benefit of this
Hnner's grass, and are fearful that
case any cattle are dis
@7eFed there contrary to law that all
tllas will be ordered out forthwith. By
hoptng the precautionary method men,
ioled double purpose served, that
Uihe ORDERS observance and also pro-
setting the interests of the association
lsainst tntruders.
4good growth of grass is reported,
'la the cattle on the Strip ranges are
hid 10 be in splendid condition, notwith-
handing the vigorous attempts of the
a0Oners to rob them of their natural
lsal' Of subsistence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27
THE WOOL MEN.

AslsAeeting Expected at GaIyeston-Ran-
roads Giving Special Rates.
Ale meeting of the Texas sheepmen at
''l7e'ton on the 10th of May which will
Asld in connection with the National
VOL growers association which meets in
@' same city on May Il, promises to be
ny only one Of the largest but one of the
-uA important meetings of those en-
lASea IN that industry ever held. Wool
=, ny'sH OF Texas will be there in force
~, =. uelegates from the sheep raising
S ,,',.'ls all over the United States will
u attendance. The convention will
S,' " .ne wool growing industry what the
r. s.s'a'e cattle convention at Fort
49, S.a was to the cattle industry-a big
a. ' and railroads should extend to
an ,sasspmen the same courtesies they
" % the cattlemen.
No. ~ w. L. Black, chairman of the
49, '''ee on organization of the Ma
b.'r -l wool growers association, has
~. ~ agitating the matter of a special
Pa, 'pSventiy, and one road, the Arkansas
,bs 49,, ua' slSnitied a willingness to give
ls,is,. IS Will be seen by the following
Y. Wilt, SAS ANTONIO, TEX, May II, 1880.
DzAP san L. Black, Fort McKavett, Tex:
ttonuppjc,tt; noticed IN the press OF yesterday
Ist H. ssS;ttl9n from you in which you sug-
veIyrs-tln,,l stability of having the wool dealers
hhe sist s1 arrange with the various railroads
sgId t-ie % put in rate OF one fare for the
sriCnsI ~. toI the benefit Of delegates to the
sell7estnSnV o growers association, to be held
fsy tbat !, assure S,e you. in behalf of this COM
s!ss Fsts wi, wiz ahcrd US great pleasure to put
sssuapircS,tooV e! our line, and trust you VII
Rea yepr ne fact to the delegates appointed
''S'Hlty, Yours truly,
L. j. Polk.
General Freight Agent,
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draw heavy line across this part of his
farm operations and abandon it entirely
till he can adopt more rational and pro-
ftable system of feeding.
The man who believes the tsswiIl pail,
to be the best breed is in error, as well as
the man who depends entirely on the
tue quality of blood to make his hogs
hne. Better combine the two-fine
blood and the swill pail.
One firm at San Angelo this season,
Halfln Rueff, have received 700 600
pounds of wool and have sold 200 600
pounds, figures not given, but it is I'M
derstood they ranged from seventeen to
twenty and one-half cents.
G. c. Moozy, one of the largest NUT
ton buyers ID Texas, says that more
sheep have been shipped from San An
cello this year than from any other one
point in the United States. About rs,
600 have already been shipped.
The president having received infor-
nation that the cattlemen are invading
the Cherokee Strip in violation of his
recent proclamation has instructed
Brig. Gen. Merritt, commanding at ST
Louis, to rigidly enforce the provisions of
his proclamation against all persona
violating the same. -
Seven hundred thousand pourds of
wool were bought last week at san An
cello at prices ranging from seventeen to
twenty and one-half cents. Hellman of
San Antonio bought $50, 900, ]. A. Cald-
well of San Angelo bought 250 600 and
Prestridge, representing Wood, Hollo-
way s. Co., bought 200 200 pounds. 1t
Will take fifty-tWo cars to handle this
amount Of wool.
Col: R. ]. sledge of Hays county is
raising mules, and as an auxiliary says
that 200 acres of johnson grass is the
most valuable thing on his place. Thinks
he could get rid of it if he wanted to by
close pasturing one year and blowing 1t
in August next. He says that Herbert
Post of Alabama killed 1t on bottom land
in three years, and that it can be done q
year quicker in Texas. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27
.PIenstng Prediction.

us5 fast to your cows gentlemen.
-. tbs nesting of the birds in 1891
.. ,soDle will have quit eating COW beef
:, oous will be COWS. There are none
many in the country to-day and very
w farmers and ranchmen will be
wv of the fact. Not, however, until
! = too late in many instances. Farmers
I ~ have sold their COWS for S25 through
W., Ohio. Indiana, Illinois and other
,,,,s, viii be buying more inferior ones
!, $40 to $50 inside of twelve months.
Vsnember this prediction.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


An persons seeking employment or desir-
ing help of any character are tngtted to use
this column free Of charge, such advertise
nents not to crceed three lines. -
Notices of articles lost and found IN tbs
column, not exceeding three lines autH also be
inserted free.
IT'S the desire Of The Gasette to facilitate
the search Of persons for employment and
the recovery Of lost property, and all ar
cordially inrtted to use tlsts column for such
purposes.
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AlvaradO.
orrespondence Of the eazest.

correspondence "a VIC OdECStS.
ALvARADo, TEX, May 24.-The denomina-
tional Sunday schools gave grand union pic
mic on Music hill yesterday which was largely
attended and good time was enjoyed by all.
The stubblefeld band furnished excellent
music.
A heavy rain fell this morning at 4 clock,
which came in good time, as the ground YVES
hard and packed from recent floods. Crops are
in fine condition, and farmers are well up with
their work.
Mr.. H. c. Gardner Of Grandview, popular
candidate for county attorney of johnson
county, attended the union picnic yesterday.
Hon. l. A. Patten returned from st Louis this
morning.
Mr.. Charlie Mayer of Waco, an old ex com
ductor on the missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
numerous friends.
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Notes md Personals.

,sitn n,''erstein of Dallas was among the
n ,a'uemen in the city yesterday
erls ~ . sill considerable inquiry after
Nm parties from the upper states.
eise9 na Ropplege & Knapp of Tom
ap o. uulty sold their so, 000-pound
ID one we've we've months wool at nineteen
n 'uaIf cents per pound.
tired so6 ao OBI of San Angelo has re-
"a ana 'VVV pounds of wool this sea-
sslvs MS uss sold 200, 600 pounds; best
both, o's twenty cents; best eight
stahISns who brings fall pigs to grass
'uiy about 100 pounds should
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27
DAMAGEssUITs.

Galveston Sued for the Death of One and In.
jury to Another Little Girl
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX. May 26.-Suits ag-
gregating SAG, 900 for damages have been
filed in the district court against the city
by the parents of the little girls, one OF
whom was killed and the other fright
fully injured by falling timbers piled on
the sidewalk some two weeks ago. Pat
rick and Nellie Roagom, parents of the
little girl killed, sue for the recovery OF
$40, 200 damages, while Pauline Y. Con-
zales, the little girl that was injured
sues through her parents to recover
S25, 600, and her parents enter suit fol-
SIl 200 damages. The opinion prevails
among the citizens that the terrible &C
cident was indirectly the result of nc
enforcement of city ordinances relative
to street incumbrgnce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27
WACO.
The Democratic Executive Committee Orders q
Primary Election.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, May 25.-The Democratic execu-
tive committee of McLennan county met yester-
day afternoon, Capt. C.. A. Westbrook pre-
siding. 1t was ordered that a primary cleo ton
be held at the various precincts in the coun ty
Saturday, July u, for the purpose of nomi=
mating candidates for the various county offises,
and for expressing choice as to who shall be
the Democratic nominee for governor and other
state offices. Only known Democrats will be
allowed to vote, and where doubt exists as to
the voters Democracy the judges of
the election will proceed to satisfy
themselves that the voters Democracy
is genuine. The county convention will be held
at the McLennan county courthouse on Satur-
day, July 10, for the purpose of receiving and
announcing the result of the primary election,
and the person having received the largest num-
Der Of votes to be declared the choice of the
Democrats of McLennan county for both state
and county officers.
George Diehl of Galveston is here.
Leon Blum, of the firm of Leon & n. Blum,
Galveston, is in the city.
Mrs. D. H. Grand has returned from Fort
Worth.
Another very heavy rain fell here last night. :;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

The remedy. for indigestion is Mineral
Wells Crystals! We could fill this paper
with testiI aiaIs of cures from its read
ers, but ltisAot necessary as everybody
is becontng acquainted with their ad-
vantagsk solf5by Field s. Abbey.
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Grandview.
Special to the Gazette.

GRANpv1Ew, Tex, May 24.-Kenard, Savage
and others shipped train load of cattle to-day
for the Chicago market.
A moderate rain fell here last night which is 8
blessing to farming interests.
The teachers institute Of johnson county is
session at this place to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

Special attention Is. Gale 70 tTs ad-
vertisement OF laF5 f6t ssfe Under head,
ing eEss FfEa1ists, Investors, ION
eight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

LONDON, May 24.-The town of sofron, near
Fer Morocco, is inundated. The whole place
is in ruins. Fffty-three Jews and many Moors
have persisted.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby giyspto the stockholders OF
the the East Fort % Town company that an
election wilkls2 Rid in the city of Fort Worth,
Tex, ssths ofice of the secretary of said COM
paHS On The 4th day of June, A. D. 1890, for the
slffpose of electing seven directors, to serve as
such officers for the ensuing year.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of May,
1880. ]. j. FREY,
Pres. of East Fort Worth Town Company.
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STOLEN.

STOLEN.
CTRAYED or sToLEN-one dark bay stat
y lion about thirteen hands high; six years
old; branded T. B. on right hip. N. ]. Brace
well, Seventeenth and Elm streets.
TWO dollars will be given for the double
/ glass-faoed watch and black guard taken
from the Union hotel, on bringing them to R. G.
Dun & Co.'s Office, Houston street, and no
questions asked,
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GAZET'TE'S LETTER list

List of letters remaining uncslled for a stIts
counting room on Monday Alss 1Sso.
Persons calling for them viii sesse say adVer-
A., ssS j. Y MI.
A. L. ,1sssst Jones, J.R., 1.
A. L<sAs&3 K. Y..1.
ASzsgz Latte, 4.
,2sfnela, l. Lively, E., l.
Cook, 1. N, q:
Experienced Cook, /. Photographer, 6.
E. C., /. Gardener, W. G. A., 2
E. N. Co., w. H /.
GA, 2. W. B..2:
g., 1. ]. ]. O., 3.
G. @. 2.
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FOR sALH-EEAL EsrATE Sc

EoR SALE-I have EsW aesP lots which
E will be offered EiIe for the next few
days at faaEaozf1e and liberal terms; are inside
the. .eoffosa5t8a and within ten minutes walk
OF fhS courthouse. Street car line near. Nice.
tbnffding lots and good chance for poor man;
to get home. Apply at once to FrAnlrSfss
MARBLE, s17 Main street. .rcssss y s-fsS;
EoR SALE-16, $40 acTesoE ssuactEl rich prairie
It land in solid body eis 81 miles southeast
from Amarillo on Fort worth and Denver City
ralroad 1oa+taxabIe for ten yeBrs, at s. 90 per
sctes Easy terms. Will sell in quantities of
sIeo acres and upward. Z. G. Pendleton, ANA
rilo. Tex. -
LIAR SALE-2O0 by S50sfeet. ucar Fort Worth
L IRON works. ownefzseYs4s the state Of
fers aaSg beFgain in this 5erty. SWEENEY,
THORN q Co., 6l2 Main
EOR&ISE-One OF best see1fons OF land in
il HichitEcounty, intersected by railroad.
Three miles from station. Price, 81 per acre. Z
Address, j. R. h, care Gazette.
HOUSES AND LO1- Three houses and lot
II lO0x200 feet for sale. Corner graded street
and in good neighborhood. One house two-story,
eight rooms, plastered, all outhouses; TWO fye.J
room cottages. Price reasonable. AddresS ~
B., care Gazette. =, !.
TTNo EXCHANGE-Fine city pror<1zs Tor
i Western lands. Fine suhgS for
good Western lands fAH seSidence in Fort
Worth fer good eslefE aandss 8. o. Noodle g.
Co.. FeEt #asfk, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

The peerless premie danseuse, Miss
Blanch Lea, atsAna1s#s' Pavilion Thea
terp assisted b #enty-five beautiful
young ladies, IN 5man statuary.
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LOST.

r. LOST.
UdEsEo.t, sun4sss eyeass May Is. an
3 res6s ia and figure On KIT Shoulder. Shod
all ss9hndsS Liberal rewass feturned to Field 5
st9Iks 1901 south Main stfset.
TERSEY-Lost, a ladieF white 1soolen Jersey,
y between union depot and Fifteenth street.
Return to Mrs. Helen Dickinson, care Fort
Worthiron works, and get reward.
Y EYS-Lost, bunch of postoffice keys, thir-
N ty-two in number. Finder will confer a
great favor by leaving same at Gazette Office.
I osT-Near Spring Palace, a gray shawl.
IL Anyone will be compensated who will re-
turn the same to 81 Main street; upstairs.
T OST-The gold head of walking cane. Suit
II able reward for the return to Gil East Second
street.
I OsT OR sTOLEN-A blue-gray horse, four
II teen and q half hands high, with branded
under left eye and FP connected on the left hip;
also wire cut on left shoulder. liberal re-
ward will be paid to finder.
I OsT-A ladv's purse at the Union depot, on
II the west-bound Texas and Pacific train
Friday evening or on the Main street car line.
The purse contained several cards with my
name, cat's-eye ring with my initials, and
between IS and $40 in money. Reward for its re-
turn 10 Mrs. 8. A. shortrdge, 511 Main street.
I OsT-A gold-headed umbrella on or near La
II mar street. Finder, please return to POI
Houston street.
DURSE-Lost, an imitation buckskin purse
L containing SIS: so. Win give reward Of $40
for its return to Il. Il. Elliott, Fort Worth and
Denver shops.
FHNHE party who took lunch basket from belt
i line car on Saturday last will confer favor
on the owner by returning it to street railway
Office.
TTICKETS-Lost, at Spring Palace, one ladies'
/ pocketbook, contents about So. so and sixteen
tickets in drawing. Please return to 5l4 Fifth
.oAEd Calhoun.
80 kO REWARD-Will be paid and no ques-
= w tons asked. for the return Of g red
leather valise and suit of black clothes and re-
ligious books and double case gold watch,
pocket-book and railroad ticket from Ballinger
to Fort Worth and return; all stolen from A.
Creswell's place one and half miles southwest
from Fort Worth, on the night of 18th Of May.
Address A. Cressweil, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27
SITUATION wAkrED-MALE.

NOoK-Hotel cook wants situation: thorough ly
" experienced in all branches; aged thirty;
references. Address Hotel Cook, Gazette Office.
7 RUGGIsT-A young man, single. registered
as pharmacist in Louisiana, desires posi-
ton. Address, J. D. B. Greig, Natchitoches,
La.
ENaINEER-Wanted, situation as engineer
Il or work in machine shop by licensed en-
gineer. Address J. c., care Gazette.
IlNGINEER-Wanteda situation by first
II class stationary engineer. First-class work
guaranteed. Will do what I claim to do or no
pay expected. Address John G. Talley, Bivins,
Cass county, Tex.
EMPLOYMENT-A young man wishes EN-
in any caRs cty Best to- OF refer
Observation-Disclosures man wants q position as
ID second engineer or fireman for stationary
engfAe. Wages moderate; town or country.
II wit4,aE6ess ability, soms Fence and
eapaei BE. shocEiey, dssS&. ~,
EMER-Wented, BY sober, steady mar
J RED man, assituation on farm or ranch.
Will board the hands. Address R. E, NJ, care
Gazette.
EoREMAN--Wanted, position as foreman Of
L brickyard by boss of the profession. Ad-
dress, Tom Minor, Dallas, Tex.
FIREMAN-Wanted position by an expert
y enced railroad fireman; job on stationary
engine. Sober and reliable. Dan Coleman,
Dallas, Tex. -
EARMERS-Three Englishmen would like ems
L ployment a farm ranch. Address j.
T. G., Postofice, Fort Worth.
TIOREMAN-Wanted, situation foreman by
J man OF experience. References furnished.
J. J. Southwick, Capital office, Topeka. Kan.
EOREMAN-Wanted,a situation as foreman
h or manager on q weekly paper, or will buy
half interest in one. Ten years experience.
ANY references desired. Frank L. Denison,
Bolton, Tex.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gardener wants work
VI by day contract; best references. Apply
H. Hohl, Dallas house, city.
GARDENER-Wanted, position by an experi-
VI enced gardener; best of reference. W. gsx
A., Gazette office. sN
UOSTLER-Wanted, situation in private fam
u lily, working around the house and yard,
driving carriage. Best of reference. Address,
W. N, care Gazette.
uOSTLER-White man wants place, is frst-2
Ii class hand with horses, can garden and milk.
and has good references. Alexander, Gazette
Office.
Eli osTLER.-A young man desires employ
i / ment as hostler to tend to horses and to
work yard. Can be found at Az West Weatises
eTford street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

NULlG6 NJ UUuLfGtUTS.
The commissioners court OF Hale county,
Texas will receive, ssa1kd plans, specifications
and bids on the sanie& for the erection or a
courthouse and jaii1d 1fo II O'Clock June the
coed SIS, 600. AZ 90
Bids will be jfBeeived on seourthouse and Jail,
together or serRrately. Th8eourt reserves the
right to reiect3ny or all bids. Send bids to the
County Judge of Hale County, Plainview,
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

A LADY teacher desires to engage5as travel
u ing companion governess during vaca-2
t1on- Best references. Address TeacEnr, SheFS
man. Tex.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROFESSIONAL.

DR. ]. @. A DABGHTRY and daughter, the
Dsgreat and pcpnfar magnetic hesslers of Jew
EFT MEX soc stopping sSk Nos 600 Taylor and
FiftREtsAetsE Anyone s1ESf2ng with any kind
of dis Sc that medicine NEAT cure will be
culeE aid perfect satisseE tionakjyen. I cure by
layS6g onSHk hands; usS Eno medleine VII
codsuitationfree; charges reasqa1
T EVI WALKER, -AttorneF &c Law Montague,
IL Tex. Special hsteatfon given to land and
Commercial fitiaatfons.
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SITUATION wANrED-TEmALE...5lss

A YOUNG LADY OF good family wishss57 posi-
n ton in private family to teach yoI51g chill
dren elementary French and GermaA music.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

4 LADY. teaching the Stuttgart method, de-
IA sires position to te ach instrumental and
vocal music. Address. 4. Z. Gazette ofice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

~ MISREPRESENTATION wanted Young lady
u wishes position in private family, to teach
manship. Reference given. IA D. - care OF
Gazette
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

DOSITION-Wanted position to do general
/ Homework by white lady. Address LATHE,
Gazette Office.
GTENO MISUNDERSTANDING wanted by lady
y stenographer of two years experience, writes
pencil system and owns typewriter; will begin
on small salary. Best OF city reference. Ad-
dress, T. K, Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

| N0OK-Hotel cook wants situation: thorough ly
| " experienced in all branches; aged thirty;
| references. Address Hotel Cook, Gazette Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27
SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

~----@--~-@----
NOOK-Wanted, a white lady to cook. Good
" wages paid. Inquire at 1903 Main street, OF
at the residence of Mrs. E B. Daggett, 7S9 East
Front street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

7 ADY-Wanted a situation by young lady
II to do copying or as cashier. Address, X.
cit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

Ell OSTLER.-A young man desires employ
/ ment as hostler to tend to horses and to
work yard. Can be found at Az West Weatise
erford street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gardener wants work
VI by day or contract; best references. Apply
H. HOhl Dallas house CITY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

CLERK-Wanted, by young lady of twenty,
~, situation as clerk and assistant bookkeeperi
willing to work. Address, Miss Vera overton,
city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

EI'OhEMAN-Wanted, SITUATION as foreman
n or manager on weekly paper, or will buy
half interest in one. Ten years experience.
Any references desired. Frank L. Denison,
Bolton, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

UOSTLER-Wanted, situation in private FAM
u lily, working around the house and yard,
driving carriage. Best of reference. Address,
care Gazetfe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-27

YOUNG MANA young man wants work Of
L some kind; light work preferred. Address
a. e.. care Gazette.