Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-12
MAY RECORD TO DATE
Strangers in the CITY

Strangers in the City
Frequently hear the stories of great
gains in Font Worth real estate. "Mr.
- has cleaned up So, 900 since jan
uary l, ;" or "Mr. came here three
years ago, just after his failure in the
East, bought a little real estate and
made start again. To-day he is worth
So" etc., etc., The tales are
in many cases the equal of the story
of fAladin s Lamp, with one noticeable
difference, that the tales of Fort Worth
are generally true aud the one-tenth part
has never been told. The building up of
large and powerful city at Fort Worth
ia just as sure to the world-wise and OBJ
servant man as that the morning sun will
appear each day at its appointed time.
The fortunes made thus far in Fort Worth
property are small as compared with
those that will come to owners of realty
during the decade just now opening.
Property now looked upon as suburbs
will shortly be thicklY peopled. The
suburbs which offer the best induce
ments to their residents in the way of
transportation and beauty OF situation
will be most quickly peopled, and such
property will bring tue quickest profit to
the investor.
The attention of strangers is invited to
the sale, just inaugurated, of $50 lots in
the second Woolen Mil addition. Any
one who cannot make enough monay out
of Fort Worth property TO pay the ex-
Pspses of his trip and q nice little capital
b&iie. is not yet up'to the ways of the
prNsressive spirits that are sending Fort
Wdtkh to the front with Sfull swinging
trot. Ten dollars per month until 500
is paftwill secure handsome house and
lot in lie second Woolsh Mill addition on
Alamos Heights to thgse buyers, as fol-
lows: e.
One htnared and atty lots will be sold,
no more rs less.
One residence, sixTeoms, two stories,
to cost NOTES. than 1900, is located on
one lot. -
Two resideAseS one story each and
three rooms e91aryi cost not yet ascer-
tanned, are fQe4ked on separate lots.
The persons whdsraw lots with houses
thereon, take sel&hs houses and lot with
All the hoHsas are well built, hand
somely finisilta inmodern style, and
srtlstically kainted putside and in.
photographic, the h6nses can be seen at
the city Office Of the nolen- Mil coma
pany, 6Io Main street where plat Of
the additi6A is kept foEsnspeotion.
This ttrct is KNOWN as the second
Wooden Mill additioa on Alamosa
Heights and the method will be the
same in4Rneral as was pursued In the sale
Of the fAf addition.
Upon payment of the first installment,
which is $40 per lot, a certificate is
issued, certifying that the holder will be
entitled to Draw at the public drawing,
and that warrantee deed will issue to
such person as soon as their lots are fully
paid for. Each month Is payment tiefs-s
after of $40 Is duly endorsed on the bak&
of such certificate by the trustee, MIR. G.
w. Post, at 610 Main street.
THE PUBLIC DRAWING
will be held at the courthouse on October
27, at p. m.
THE LOTS WILL BE DRAWN IN PAIRS.
a plat of the addition will be cut up,
each slip showing two lots.
The names of subscribers will be placed
in one box, the lot slips in another. Two.
gentlemen will be
CHOSEN BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
one to draw and read one name at a time
while the other draws and reads pan. of
lots.
The names of subscribers for single lots
will be placed in q separate box and
drawn In pairs-the first name read. of
each pair, taking the lowest numbered
lot on the slip drawn.
This plan gives an equal chance To all
to draw house or 10 draw corners. and
the last name on the list stands an equal
show with the others to draw the most
desirable lot. 1t is the opportunity of
life time to make money'in Fort Worth
real estate and with an outlay that none
will feel. The lots are 25x120 feet. If
teen-toot alleys, and sixty streets.
This is five feet shorter than the
DENVER STANDARD,
while the frontage is the same. All new
additions to the city are plated in this
way. which permits man to own a lot
large enough to hold his house at a yerv
low price, while those who can afford /,
can own two three or more lots as thew
choose.
The sale of the first addition was yerv
popular and successful one, over 500 lots
being subscribed for in sixty days. 4ss of
which were paid for promptly, and the
balance ( taken by people who for ons
reason orr another wer9 carSfess aboy;f
making their DaymentsE'to secure sauiel I
were .Eithdrawn from. sale. BUYERS 81.
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