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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
Notes and Personals.

Capt. Ike T. Pryor of Austin is in the
city, and is hustling for the refrigerator
scheme.
The meat inspection laws of New Mex
leo and Minnesota have been declared
Illegal by the court.
Raise hogs and be in fix to turn them
into cash when the Fort Worth packing
house starts up. There is money in it.
A. S. Nicholson reports the sale of
$50 head of steer cattle to R. D. Hall of
Usage, Kan. and 800 head of twos and
threes TO H. H. Halsen of Decatur.
Prices not given.
Messrs. George Shafer of Fredonia,
Kan, (known as the 'Wild Man from
Snake Creek, y Dennis Fitzmorris of
the same place, and Ans Tremmell of
Coryville, Kan. are IN the city after fat
cattle.
Louis A. G. DeBaoa, q prominent
sheepman of Mora county, n. M. says
an unusually heavy wool clip will be
made this spring and the lamb crop
promises to be the heaviest for years.
He estimates the wool shipment from
Clayton, N. M, alone at l 800, 200
pounds.
The committee of the chamber of COM
merce appointed to look after the re-
frigerator matter are making good pro-
gress and there is some hopes OF the pro-
position of the beef packing company,
i. e.. for Fort Worth to erect the plant
and lease to them on a basis of 8 per
cent. being accepted and the plant be-
ing built.
With refrigerator and packing house
in operation at Fort Worth the first step
toward making this city packing center
will have been taken and a genuine,
healthy boom that will have no end will
have been started. If Fort Worth does
not become packing center some other
city IN Texas will. The matter is in the
hands of the people.
The governor of Nebraska has quar-
antined that state against New Mexico
cattle, and the New Mexicans are howl
ing against it,, claiming that there is no
disease among the cattle of that terri
tory. It makes great deal of differ
ence whose OK is gored. The entire
United States is guaranteed against
Tsxas cattle, and there is no diseagg
a1aeng Texas cattle. Doctors don Il Ike
to take their own medicine, but 1t does
them good, no doubt, to crowd little of
it down their throats now and then.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
LIVESTOCK DISEASES.

he Cattle of America Freer from Them
than Those of Any Other Country.
hipte of ali that has been said iRthe
ll'i few years on both sides of thesAt-
llntc about the existence of livessDck
Diseases in this country, and the uneasa.
ls' felt abroad about its Importation
Ne fact remains that no country is so.
nee from ContagiOn in proportion to the
iisnt Of Its tiocks and herds as is ofifi
WI AT present there is no prevalent
osea'a in cattle, and outside of the httIe
.-ss Of which New York city ia the
"l'ei there iE practically nothing of
a y, Alnd known on this side of the
al4luo. There is enjoyed, too, quite a
see OF Immunity from disease in hogs
-l Meep, while the health of American
..'.'' Is hardly equalled in any other
- o. The world. At the same time
u British Isles, Notwithstanding the
,'-.sut regulations which have been
allg there for years, aud the un-
~ suorts TO remove disease, con-
-. more of contagion than anEs
,'.s country with which we have an exE
T '--yl commerce. Within the month az
- ..a alone twenty-four fresh ous-
-, 20 Of pleuro-pueumonis were r&
i s,sl. ID different parts of Great Brita in 8
I, ,',rss several outbreaks in Scotland and
TscS SV !, and yet this is the countrS
va nv ! So chary Of admitting our livs-N
ts, rs y us ports Of entry without the en-
4 ~. aleu' Of such regulations as would
~. .I'''led only by a widespread prev
M. u disease on this side of the
f o% ~. should our present immunity
ps, M, .as trouble be maintained for a
Ind LED .lae period We can with fairness
n s1 ,,tIVstl'y ask Of our English Cousins
,sso stse change in the regulations nosE
n Ny ms traffic. As imperfectsas
oos 5r-us LOT e1tirpating disease in this
.os ,'s nave seemed to be, thew have
,ocon 1SS proved to be quite effectual in
SsaaI ES ,siS the end aimed at.-TNa-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
RoUND.UPS.
cattleman's Idea of How the
i'' p,obIem Could Be Solved.
eth. Bic Ranch are Numbered and
% pn'T r.rmsrs Will Rule the ROOst.
s''r I.,.,.,tIng Livestock Items.

DAYS of the big cattle ranch in
lD' numbered, has been said by
ls's >" ~ rosted cattlemen who have
H' i',.5 the forward movement of the
''''uy ~, ,be hoe, and the prevailing
''D Vs., :. that fewer cattle of better
'P'1..- wrl be the order of things in the
sal.ns The cattle boom of the Olden
i''.'. Nd Of the present will make way
60, ' look farmer, not only in North
70 US snt as far south as the Rio Grande.
TsIa' pu' Ellis of Uvalde, large ranch
Judge y. as interviewed by q San An
sEnsI, n@o reporter d short time ago
p1 5 q be holds strong views on tne
'1 ,,.S !. The following is taken from MS
sisrrisT: az, ,.,.. oo,,7d bs
'Ibs ca II every stock raiser would kill
r1itty se' sn,Ts FOR the hides. Under existing
llloi u.s. t,,ers is an over production, and
aiasli-lsi breeder is not maklng money. over
;ts aosL -, of the country stockmen are going
ElJ $50 81. brsiness Of breeding, are turning
g!d i li, INTO enclosed pastures and raising
,asii alas ~. NJ market Every one. of course,
assn lo We INIT all who can do SO are get
hHsieN $50, breeding. 1t does not pay to
hlg OF. ~ - Tor one-half the production, for
itR az not sufficient market value TO raise.
osTi Nv .,-.5rren would keep just enough cows
tile ~. the production and sale and get rld
2 eal.L female cattle, they could make
si9sH i ~ 1sv There are too many cows on
tt y-- si-s 81 Texas, and breeders are finding
EgiL the cattle question is being settled
bossl,s,' tsrtor-the farmer. The farmer has
y al -'I', ne ranchmau in the eastern portion
t1Isl ~ ~ and he is beginning to encroach
q ne aN -...' ranches Of the West. used to
s2a9 l ~ county when il was occupied by
lis y inches but now II is given entirely
y " ts,riog There are seven farmers now
~ T-. " county. where there was one when
-, tbsre nine years ago. They VIII keep
,.-i-g nntil the big ranches are divided up and
,.is barons will exist no more.
a w. IN moi think that the country SO far
- 90 YOUR county viii be given over to agri-
'-..-s.t is not ny meaning. Those counties in
;.;rifv will always depend upon cattle
p - an industry. but farming will also be
IS an When the farmer comes the land
- rslnable. and il will be seen that 1t is not
....si,be TO raise cattle on land worth SIS an
~ But those will never be cotton and corn
s ~. regions. Cattle will be q necessity.
Teproblem will then resolve itself into stock
49, - as successors TO cattle ranches. Owners
m ,eed their stock and raise the fodder.
i,l-son grass grows luIuriantly and sorghum
s---i,bss as If Il were native TO the soil. These
,.,jucs will be raised, the cattle will be fed
rl.bin limited spaces and bring better price
n ae market than they do now. That is the
ktsys Ol Western Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

twas reported sometime since In sew
Esl newspapers that have been partiou-
hry active in advocating the opening up
bmlllsment of the Cherokee Strip that
atlemeu, in defiance of the presi-
isnl's proclamation, were still introduce
agOsttle into the Strip. 1t was no doubt
hoped BY these reports that the president
JUuld be induced TO hasten the evacua-
ton Of the Strip, not waiting for the LIST
oi 0ctober TO arrive. Instead of doing
iAI, however, q special agent, Col. E.
v. Parker, was sent to the Territory to
Investigate the matter and found that the
reports we're without the slightest foun-
datO1. He says that all of the cattle
brought in are unloaded and immedi-
sily put upon the different Indian res
STATIONS where unexpired leases are
hlt. The reservations were not in
taded in the order from the interior de-
pFinent, except to prohibit the eXecu-
ton Of new leases. The order is being
Riicty Obeyed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
Losses in the Northwest.

\, 4. :, possible until after the round
~ l. ! The Northwest to do more than to
~. = Tue losses of cattle during the
~, -ua spring. 1t is certain that
Co.., 'ns Rocky mountains, from the
sss,h. 4ua Union Pacific north, the
n, .S, ,s .. 9e t, heavier than in the re-
y rptb ~ ~ lhem. 1t may be within
se1bsrn !" say the losses in Nevada,
~ ~ snd Idaho will amount 70 On 'T ne,
|,ssrd last Of the Rockies the losses mi
ANA n to 10 per cent In Montana
"a, =. " per cent, although we hear near
iasla,js.' 6 Estimating losses in particular
~ M Is Is high as 50 per cent Not
Z he lo IlsI Of June can the statement
gsss vo uses be anything more than
O'S'-lStOck Grower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
Horses for Food.

During the year 1889 as many as 16 $40
horses, forty-three mules, and PAL don
keys were killed in the Paris slaughter
houses for food. This is estimated to
amount to 1850 tons of flesh (167 tons
more than in 1889, two thirds of which
was used for the making of sausages,
the other third being eaten fresh. There
are two slaughterhouses in Paris for the
killing of horses (the first of which was
opened in 1860 and 1872 shops in which
horselesh is sold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
A Fine stock Farm.

Mr.. Geo. E. Brown of Aurora, Ill. f.,
and Mr.. Charles Brown of Portland
Me-, on Tuesday CT this week purchased
the Blewett ranch, eight miles southeast
Of Decatur, in Wise county, composed of
$500 acres, at 81 30 per acre.
These gentlemen are large capitalists,
and buy this fine body of land with the
view of establishing the business of
breeding and growing the best of horses
Mr.. Geo. E. Brown has been for several
years one of the largest importers and
breeders of Cleveland bay and English
shire horses in the United States. They
will Immediately move on their property
extensive Improvements, and will also
establish and maintain extensive sale
stables at Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FREE ADS.

al persons seeking employment or destHz
ing help Of any character are invited to uss
this column free Of charge, such ad0ertiss-
nlents not to erceed three lines.
Notices OF articles lost and found IN this
column, not exceeding three lines ,ciI also DO
Inserted free.
It's the desire Of The Gazette to JGcflttdts
the search Of persons for employment and
the recovery OF lost property, and all ar
cordially tnvtted to use tAis column for such
purposes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

little scarce. Firm prices and possible
Improvement are among the things
looked for. An occasional one seems to
apprehend poor markets, while one or
two enthusiasts talk about a boom. The
average tone Of the expressions Is cheer
full, with tendency to confidence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
d Bright Prospect

s.,rts~.s,u Price Current has lately
e,l..,..l commission merchants in
~ ori1's,u markets of the West as to.
!, r osi, Ia .eoncerning the early futusl'
caoceD,nu.4 le. Fifteen firms reply,
I lsoat tbi. ls Of judgment amounting
!. q es,,i. Thew expect the summer
2 Eco aHS 70 be fully as heavy as a
e9 Ia a probably a little heavier.
Iabie cattle relatively q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
a sore leg, the flesh aa.mass OF. dis

"a sors. leg, the flesh a1nass Of sd1E~
tease, kPsss P.sS(PriOki ash, Poke
Reot and sotag sohie sId enderful.
results, dc hesk Mas kpfthed spd ths
SssAe got sShd Ahd heafrl
established, sEss NM JaHgs Masters of
Savannah. Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
ELECTION NOTICE.

Whereas, the qualified voters Of certain ter
ritory lying south of the city limits of tn city of
Fort Worth, said territory being bounded as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at the southeast cor
ner of the city limits OF The city of Fort Worth,
thence due south three fourths of mile, thence
due west to point on line with st. Louis
avenue, thence due north to the place OF inter
section Of st. Louis avenue with the present city
limits, thence east with the city limits
TO the place OF beginning, in mass mese=I
ing assembled, on the 18th day of May,ffaso. 1
ordered an election to be held at thRaofse Of the
Fort Worth Anzeiger, on Ole9nsef etfest, within
said territory, on the 2asd8g Of June, 1890, for
the purpose OF yotiHE pm The question of an
nexinR saidssteEg5tory to the said city of
Fort W9E1s IN accordance with the res
oIutnpf heretofore passed by the city
council of the city OF Fort Worth, touching the
south Side annexation, on the It'll day Of May
1890; and whereas, said mass meeting appointed
P. T. Ryan presiding officer of said election;
therefore, by virtue OF the power vested in me
as chairman OF said mass meeting, I hereby
order An election to be held at the office of The
Fort Worth Anzeiger on Oleander street on the
I'd day of June, 1880, with P. T. Ryan as presid-
ing ofhcer, in the manner and mode provided by
the general law governing special elections for
the purpose of determining whether or not q
majority of the inhabitants Of said territory en-
titled to vote for member of the state legisla-
lures, shall vote in favor OF becoming part of
the population of said city, and annexing said
territory to the said city OF Fort Worth.
ID. P. SHAW, Chairman,
Attest: W. E. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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Savannah, Ga.
So. so. So. so. IS. so.

1t will cost you only So 30 ~ tElEe tue.
trip TO Dundee apASFscnTn. Don't
worry about. 4eaT bdsiness; you will only
be gone day and your wife can spare
Sor Get an early breakfast for the
ffa5h Leaves at a. m. promptly; it will
bring you back at 1890 p. m. the same
dag. u you bring home the title to
toVp lot at Dundee it will be your own
fast 81
9; TIE Acelesfetsd d 5 q Ssqaard std
,Lo6isF sal pateie fesfk
I. sisar Chia Curgsls the latest disoov-
efy 1; ri eati i .tasfal a.; ch9eeen cry for
'it& KSSaFe c1ssa Tor 4ehifis N9ds fever
Ssla by Sshth ss Dre Conf
n. E. Grammer. - ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notice to Contractors

The commissi0ners c6hFt OF Hale county,.
Texas will receive sealed plans, specifications
and bids on the same, for the erection orfs
coTrttouse and jail, up to II O'Clock June the
Jgths 1880, the cost Of said buildings not to ex-
coed ST., 900.
Bids will be received on courthouse and Jail,
together or separately. The court reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids. Send bids to the
County Judge Of Hale County, Plainview,
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
Special NOTICES.
Notice to Bridge GQltRGtGssi

Sealed bids pIans and Specifications for eight
iron briS9es fr6f 100 to 1000 feet in length will
be reSFlFediby the commissioners court of Will
har4of county, Texas, on Wednesday the 18th
day OF May, "A. d. 1890, up to O'Clock p. Each
iron bridge to be insured for ten years. Right
reserved to reject any and all bids. By order
commissioners court, May Is, 1850.
L. Q. HEARE,
County Judge wilbarger Co., Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
Notice Of St9gkh5IJRS' Meeting.

"A meeting oAthe cskholders Of the Fort
Worth ard Dssssea zerminal Railway Co. Will be
held ssfss zee OF the company in the Board Of
ding. Fort Worth, on Monday, June
9TH at fcloeg<A. m.a,,ttsssS The purpose 81
gSsins d a 5n pfo7i id
sncsfss mt 4 pslds for II develoi lent q
The Property. and for the consideration Of any
other business that may legally come before the
meeting. B. Il. CALEB
April 9, 1890. Secretary.
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Notice to Railroad CQltlagtgg

Persons able azid SLING to locate and build
way in fHreeo four months, and who are N .
sitnntion prepared to commence work within
i1ty6 weeks of date of contract. can communicate
by letter with Richard J. Evans, vice president
and general manager Texas, Sabine Valley and
Northwestern railway company LongvieHs.
Texas. 4zsSss1s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

EOREMAN-Wanted, q situation as foreman
y or manager on weekly paper, or will buy
half interest in one. Ten years experience.
Amy references desired. Frank L. Denison,
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F PiaaA
,orrespoudence Of the aaie.ts.

Correspondence ofthe Gazette.
PLANO, Tex, May 2o.-We are having
fine weather now. Farmers have I'm
ished replanting cotton. Corn looks
well and promises large yield. Oats
and wheat are a failure in this section.
The cry is for Mr.. Hogg for gov
ernor. The prospects are sure that.
Collin county will be solid for him.
Many predict that he will have no OPP
ponent in the San Antonio convention;
that all his opposition will be side
tracked and wait for the wagon to go up
Salt river. The friends of Mr.. Seth
Shepard think him too wise to enter the
field now and lose his political scalp ,gB
there Is q future day for him. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

UosTLER-White man wants place, is a first
IL class hand with horses, can garden and milk
and has good references. Alexander, Gazette
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

Mineral NBter Crystals. outsell any
other article xS7d u our druggists. The
genuine articfe4 for sale by the Fort
Worth Pharms54
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

Fort Worth after DarkSaud the Eight
Hour Strike asssofawing good houses
every night at AhHfews' Pavilion Thea
ter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

| CLERK-Wanted, by young ladyapf twenty,
| " situation clerk and assistant beokkeeper;s
| willing to work. Address, Miss Vera Qyerfohs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

EMPLoYHENT-A young man wishes en-
IL ployment in any capacity. Best of refer
ence. A. G. Crawford. Wolfe City. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

ENGINEER-WAnted, situation by q first
u class stationary engineer. First-class work
guaranteed. Win do what I claim to do or no
pay expected. Address John G. Talley, Bivins,
Cass county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

| TARMERS-Three Engiishmen would like en-
| Il ployment on q farm or ranch, Address J.
7. G., Postofice Fort Worth
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| I RUGGIST-A young man, single, registeue7
| ~ as pharmacist in Louisiana, desires puSIz
| ton. Address, ]. D. B. Greig, Natchitoches,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

II OSTLRR.-A young man desires employ
i j ment as hostler to tend to horses and to
work yard. Can be found at 4l2 West Wealth,
erford street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

Send in your ordsrsfor the best selling.
cigar in the.raazket, the Queen Bee.
FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22
Notice.

Notice is hereby Rsren g the stockholders Of
the the East Fsr4 Nosth Town comps ~ that an
electiaH WI be held in the city OF Fort Worth,
Ter The office of the secretary OF said COM
Spzny, the 4th day Of June, A. D. 1890. for the
purpose of electing seven directors, TO serve as
such officers for the ensuing year.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of May,
1880. J. J. FREY,
Pres. of East Fort Worth Town Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

I WOULD like TO have situation to tafs
i charge of kitchen in boarding house. wa
give satisfaction to my business. Address "a
Fifth street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

TrOREAAN-Wanted, situation as foreman by
) man OF experience. References furnished.
]. J. Southwick, Capital Office, Topeka. Kan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

Have you seen the eleiaH1 81 painting
in P. h. Collins, xtadef d the 'tHorse
Fair?n Tbiss work Is done by one@Of'
Texas, sfnsst artists. and can be pur-
chseeH at a reasonable price. Take q
160k at it and be convinced that f'Texas
leads and never follows Also view.
the surrounding pastels, which So to
finest that can be done in. alzssl l1lsS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

A LADY teacher desires to engage a3 tr&t6le
n ing companion or governess dnring vaca-
ton. Best references. Address Teacher, Sher-
man. Tex.
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GAZETTE'S LETTER list.

"
Persons calling for them wiz please say adyeze
tised:
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4: Z: M, 2. .aSfs Latte, :,
S S94PPssisssssss Cool, l. 4. NJ Il. /
= \. "a. Photographer, 4.
G. A., L. S. S. H, 2.
6. ca J., s 6; q; s;, VI c. Al
]. j. NJ, 2. w.B.,2
PEKSoNAL.
ksMAHfBy the name OH. E, jKoFte shall come
walis t6sse you; you knos - at it is. II. K.
A sBRIITAANT and hssidsose young man
IA would Ike to correspond with some pretty
girl between sixteen and twenty years old.
Don't all answer at once. Address Arthur j.
Meaders, oomanche, Tex.
A YOUNG and beautiful brunette, accom-
n plished in music, wishes to correspond with
gentleman. Address, Carmela. Gazette ONCE.
A YOUNG man of intelligence would like to
n correspond with one or two young ladies;
object matrimony. ]. NJ. B., Box 4S4, Fort
Worth.
A YOUNG MAN of intelligence wishes to cor
n respond with some young lady. Object,
Inatrimony. ]. L. s.. Fort Worth.
A LADY, young and pretty, would like to
n correspond with business gentleman. Ad-
dress E. May Raymond, Fort Worth, Tex.
A NY REFORMATION leading to the where's
N abouts OF Mr.. John Beckney. Anyone know
ing such person viii confer favor by address,
ing Miss Msry E. Tancred, Eulogy, Basque
county, Texas Other state papers please copy.
A NY one knowing anything of Daniel Mcclure
s or his whereabouts, formerly of York co8Es5i
ty, s. c., will confer gre favor by writing 20
his sister, Mrs. Julia D. Brim, COS West Belk-
nap street, Fort Worth. State papers please
copy.
GENTLEMAN-Wishes to correspond with
u ladies between the ages of thirty and forty
five. Object matrimony. Address s. J. M, Ard
more, I. T.
r wish to correspond with some nice young
i lady not older than eighteen years, with a
view to mutual friendship and perhaps matrl5
mony in the near future; my age is eightesn5s
ITO anyone knowing the whereabouts of George
i Wilson-He follows the grading of rail-
roads and when last heard Of March, 1883, was
near Carthage, Tex, on the Sabine Pass rail-
road grading. Anyone who can give informa-
ton Of him will confer favor BY sending his
address to M. K. Mullins, Hesrne, Tex.
WANTED-Lady correspondent of wit. cul-
w ture and character. Address Robert L.
Smear, care Box US, Weatherford, Tex.
NJ GUILD like to correspond with one or two
w young ladies. Object, fun and pleasure.
Address 20. D. w." care ''Helper," Liberty
Hill, Tex.
WANTED-To correspond with one or two
w young ladies. Object, pleasure. Address
F. R. N, Lock Box 60, Cisco, Tex.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
DOR sALE-Cheap, well established COM
j mission business; reason for selling is that
1 am getting too old to attend personally to
such large and increasing business. ]. NJ.
Peers.
DOR SALE-A wen-established, paying news
i paper plant. Sickness is the cause of desire
to sell. Address Times, - Temple, Tex.
NTANTED-Some one to put up a good cotton
w gin and mill; nearest gin eighteen miles.
Address 81. t. Dunn, Grocer, Charlie, Tex. ~
Clay county ---.....ll---.-s.. zszlsz -
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nRUGGISr-A young man 20 years old wants
j position in good drug store, little more
than board expected; best of references as to
morals. Correspondence solicited. Address box
G. Nevada. Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-22

| LhMPLOYMENT-Young man from the East
IL with business ability, some experience and
| good references wishes employment in any
| capacity. B. E. Shockley, Genoa Ark.
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LNRGINEER-Marriedm man wants position as
II second engineer or fireman for stationary
engine. Wages moderate; town or country.
Address W. W., care Gazette office.