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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

The contention Of rival cities for the
honor Of being the birthplace of Homer
sinks into insignidcance before the riy-
airy of the women DESTROYS OF being n
model for MontaDa's silver statue Of
Justice" -Four actresses Of more or
less prominence coyet this notoriety and
are willing to pny their silver dollars
to obtain it. Anywhere from $1,000 by
Jessie Bartlett Davis, TO $4,000 by Lillian
RUSSELL Is the bonus offered by thc rival
DANES for the privilege Of perpetuation
in silver.
Just why Ada Rehan or her successful
competitor cares to stand with feet on
rounded surface, eyes tied up. the left
arm appraised, the right hand holding
an unwieldy sword, and her gown hitched
up, is not apparent to the casual OBJ
server, but the ways Of woman are
often past finding out.
There is probably more method in
this craze than less worldly-minded PEG
pie discern. 'Bizuess is bizncss,' said
the immortal "Sam'l Of Poseu." and the
devices Of advertisers are not restricted.
Fame with the average motor plays IN
inferior role; whatever puts money in
the purse is what is coveted. The more
conspicuous Of this class do not hesitate
TO use their wardrobes, forms, and their
admirers as tricks Of trade to supply the
want OF genius which scorns to use such
foisting.
There Is commercial feature in this
contest which ought not to be overlooked.
SuDerabundance of silver is the bugbear
of large number Of American politi-
clans opposing free coinage. Without en-
tering into any argument as to the ner-
It's of their position, it is merely sug-
gested that this novel use of silver may
provide a happy solution Of the difficulty,
by opening way to dispose Of the sur-
pinsage. The projected statue win alb
sorb not less thnn 100000. and if mil. |
who abound In silver regions
can be persuaded to substitute the homo
product for imported Carrara marble
The intricate problem Of iinance may be |
brought nearer solution. Home products |
lnding home-consumers will save the de- |
pletlon that must result from sending |
American dollars to Ituly to purchase |
'ne-nrmed Yenuses, aud snake.encirclcd
Laocoous.
Therefore The Gazette welcomes this
original conception as marking new era
II home industries, and rejoiccs at
'ohtest TINT tends TO bring into wide
iOtiee a new use Of wen known product
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

Notwithstanding the Indignation on ne.
count OF the discharge of two CLARK mon
from service y the asylum for the in
sane az Terrell, we faucy the weather
Wouu have been chilly for Hogg mon
~ tho employ Of the state if the guber-
material result had been different. Ipt
somebody usl, Judge Clark Qbuut H. bp
Is candid mm.--l'ort Worth Gazette.
That Is begging the question. Tho
laet remains iAnt old aud efficient EN-
poyes ot the gtnte were discharged for
no DINER reuson than that they exercised
thelr right To cast their votes as they
WeaScd Had Clark heen elected and
tohilrrd nt such littleness every liberal
minded man in the state would have de-
nouneed him as u nnrrOW-guuge denim
gugue aud professional pie biter.-Sun
Antonio Express.
This is nonsense, aud everybody. in-
clnding The Express, knows ii. II Judge
Clark had beon elected the "Hoeg' EN-
pluycs Of the various state institutions
would huye gone ont the bnck window
as rapidly az ia Dimensions would have
permitted, If any man OF them had
Wumbled he would have been regarded
with that acorn which the lndiun feels
for his captive who sQueals When he is
priekcd with pin, II il natural enough
for q mugWump organ 10 try TO make IN
Issue of such Il muttcr, but The Express,
which formerly PROGRESSED belief In the
sensible doctrine that the spoils belong
to the victor, should be more consistent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
STERLING STRONG.
And Some of the Traders TAX
ing Fright Sold,
THUS DEPRESSING PRICES,

MELRoY < GILBERT.

New Orleans, La, Dec 22.--(Special.
--McElroy & Gilbert say-Futurcs, as
the movement for the week now indi-
than the estimates current Mt it's be-
ginning holders show less confidence, al
though the estimate of only G000 bales
here tomorrow served to restore it in
measure The steady feeling however,
was Of short duration for although there
has been no news from Paris today Of
any change for the f0rse in the situa-
ton, the fact that rentes declined nearly
half in France, was accepted as an in
dic.tiOn that investors are becoming
more anxious and show some DISPOSE
rites.
Liverpool closed quiet and steady at
TO ! 9th decline, with spots sales of
5000 bales at easier prices Our mar
ket is II points down with spots easier
l-lO lower. sales 1900 bales on the
spot and 500 bales to arrive, New York
close IL points lower Silver is frac-
hon better, and money in New York is
easy at u per cent. Port receipts are
@N,OOO bales against 10000 bales last
year and the weeks total will be In the
neighborhoOd of 100000 bales. As con-
BTess ADJOURNED today the Hatch bill
goes over until its re-assembling on Jan
unry 4
u is perhaps not generally known that
while last year the movement after
december 81, was rs a whole extreme
~ heavy there actually came into sight
during the month of January less than
during the corresponding month in 1889
or m ,lSJO which crops were respective
ly O,035,0 600 bales and 1911 900 bales
and fell below Jonuary 1891 ever 200
600 bales. We call attention TO this
fact because it is quite probable that
receipts for the latter half of January
viii have TO be much smaller than opy
one anticipates to fall below the cores
pohdlng movement of last year. As an
example, the week ending January %
1871 footed up only 100000 bales at mi
ports.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
AT OWE Dixie.

sam ]. Wilson was brutally assassi.
mated at Arlington, ia.
A. Selmn, Ala, I'd Oils killed Nose
Mitchell with stick OF wood.
Charles Woslc, 15-year-old hoy,
committed suicide AZ Louisville, ny,
a 100000 saw mill burned at Shrove-
port, la. u was che property Of Hon,
II. @. Striagfcllow
John Bowman attempted suicide at
birmingham, Ain, because he was
unused up with two swcethcarts
Mr. y. i. Powers Of Middlcsborough.
Ky, will make that city Christmas
giit Of the South Boston lrOu works.
Rev. C. @. Jones', pastor Of thr First
hnpttHt church of Chattanooga. Tenn,
Inns lAon arrested on charge OF Grim
innl libel,
The leople Of Butler county Ala. arc
offering rewards aggregntipg $1,000 for
tho capture Of the murdcrers Of Tax
Collector Armstrong.
iohn Williams Of Triplett, Ky, has
concluded the feat OF cnting thirty
quail ~ thirty consecutive days, win
ming n heavy wager
A fast mnil on the Cincinnati South
ern road collided with freight near
MeiSinney's Station, KY, dcipollshing
both engines and wroclanc five freight
mud hagknEe cata. Several passengers
We're injured, but none seriously.
Leonard lye, chargOd with the ont
r5H3e ahl mur'lHr u Miss Bryant, near
Jehlcl, Tenn, has h0eu rcinoNcd from
,he sanford, Ky. tlil. whore l0 lad
pNen taken 70 Avoid mob. Re ms
been taken to ilarrodsburg, penn
TIE Broihofhoad OF Locomotive
i-fSiaeers held a jubilee meet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
A FRENCH DUEL.
cLeMENCEAU AND DE RouLcpE
POP AT EACH OTHER.


Paris, Dec 22.--As an outcome of
Tuesdays debate in the deputies NJ. De.
houlede and NJ Clemeneau fought
duel today neither wos hurt. Pistols
We're used and three aots fired each
at n distance of % yards.
Just before the time for the duel
DeRuolede kept his eyo,s on the loading
OF the pistols while Clemenceau walked
about in the paddock waiting for the
word. The pistols having been loaded
IN a manner satisfactory to them, they
taced each other without apparent emo
uon and received the weapons from
their #, seconds hands. At the word
nlIe the pistols Were discharged al
,,ii1 simultaneously. The bullets went
wiue or the mark and the spectators
Climbed hastily down from the paddock
renee ON which they Ind perched Tho
seconds and witnesses moved n litfic
lurth2r of. The combatants again ole.
l Tateu their weapons and blazed away.
gone high. Neither was hurt.
ClSmenceau raised his weapon oroin.
friend rushed forward and expressed
the nope that the combatants womb
consider their honor satisfied and cease
w muruerous encounter, but the ps.
toi5 VIZ raised ana two puffs of smoke
t9ld the two bullets had shot forth
NO Marin was done although DcRoulede
examined the corner of his coat with
s sdi; appSSarilnce of apprehension but was
I rrS,llleNed ON discovering It undnnngod
The seconds then ran up and insistnJ tbot
i night terminate; that both Ind be-
mayed IN heroic manner and that the
Outrage upon honor had been fully yindi- |
Gated; Clemenceau consented To- accnpt
eIa decision and the duel came 10 a |
The two duelists were oraru.boI,,;u.,,.
on the courage and ceai.
nea they had exhibited on the irving
ofseaslon and escorted back by crowds
MIN hne incident is believed to have ter
minated for the present. ''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
ATWooD YIOLETT 4 co.

New Orleans, La, Dec. 22.-(Special)
Atwood Violet 4 Co. say:
b.. Fptures-IOday has been another of
liquidation of the long interest and we
close. II lower than yesterday. The
indifference of Liverpool to take cotton
more ACTIVELY has discouraged further
0uylug OF contracts and caused a wenker
feeling on this side. The rumor of from
pies due to the Panama canal investiga-
non ut Paris doubtless caused some
selling, but even the adjournment of
congress today without further action on
the Hatch bill until after the holidays
gave no strength to our market.
hlatl adyices are contradictory as to
a continuation Of the labor strike in
England, Some say It is likely TO con-
lue until Jan. l5 while others report
FADES unions fund getting low and which
therefore is likely to bring the operatives
to IN acceptance Of the reduction of 6
per cent in wages which hns been the
bone of contention. AS we said yester
day II would seem that foreign spinners
arC disposed to he Obstinate and unwil-
ling to take a short American crop for
lranted pretering TO wait for further
developments u substantate the esti-
mite OF Nell and Brudstreet Mean
while reports from the interior confirm
the previous Information as to eXhaus-
ton.
oIJ movements louuy, Zo,UUbH Dnles
against 10000 bales last year. Estimate
here for tomorrow, 5000 bales acaint
ll,OO0 bales last year and 10000 bales
ut all ports lasI year and $4,000 bales
in 1884. Memphis, st, Louis and Au-
gustn aggregate receipts of $4,000 bales
against 81, 600 bales last year.
This market viii be closed from Fri
day afternoon to Tuesday morning also
Liverpool and New York
Mr.. Pasch the house cotton authority
who has been wonderfully correct for
several years both as to the size of crop
and the price says in his Dec. 3 issue
that Ncil is 100000 bales too large in
his estimate and that Liverpool win 20
Cd and perhaps TO l-2d. He predicted
A,I5O0,00 bales would be in sight by
the LIST Of January which confirms our
own impression stated few days sgo
when we estimated i.7T5, 600 bales would
he the amount in sight on that date. He
therefore presumcs that practically the
same amount OF cotton will come into
sight after Jan, /, to make 100000
bales as come into sight nfter January,
1855, when the crop was 5,T0O0NO bales.
Spots closed quiet and easy Sales 200
bales quotations l-t6 down.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
TEXAS SETTINGS.

Cards are ont announcing the mar
rage Of Hon. Lee Riddle, representa-
tive in the state legislature of this 10
torial district and Miss Yirea Lucos, to
take place at the Granbury college chap
el ON Christmas day.
Strong Efforts are being made by the
members Of the Avenue A Baptist
church at Palestine, to secure Rev. Mr..
Holt, Of NacOgdoches, as their pnstor.
r. NJ. Mitchell the negro who was
defeated for commissioner by Galloway
Dean. has filed papers of contest in
the district court at Tyler
lives near Campbell. while playing in
the yard was bitten by dog supposed
to be mad Mr. George brought tho
boy to Greenville, and he was carried
to Mrs. Charley langford, who owns IA
maidstone The stone was applied to the
wound and adhered several hours, and
it is now believed that all the virus de-
posted in the wound by the dogs teeth
has been extracted by the mysterious
powers of the wonderful stone.
A little child OF Mr. Harmon of Paris
was burned to death.
A Mexican soldier deserted the army
by swimming across the river ut LII
redo.
The plains and valleys of the Panhan.
die are covered with snow.
Thirty-one Italian immigrants arrived
at Gainesville yesterday
Gainesville merchants are enjoying
large holiday trade.
The Houston school bonds have been
sold.
A literary society has been organized
at Quintana.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

ing at jackson, Mich, yesterday,
there being Ave or six hun.
dred delegates present. Grand Chie}
Arthur saws the order was never IN
more fourishing condition.
At Little Rock, Ark. the Investigation
by The oity attorney Of the shortage Of
eV-City Collector l.. y. Sides, now IN
der Indictment for einbezzlement, dis
closes credits reducing the shortage from
sIOTS 10 $3.50 The bondsmen are given
tin next Wednesday to settle with the
city.
w. ID. Bethel local agent Of the Ken
lucky Union railr0ad at Lexington. has
been removed from office for his irregu.
lar methods. There are no criminal
complications. The company, not liking
his systeni. asked him to resign. w. ID.
Stack OF Dallas Tex. has been appoint
ed to FIJI Mr.. Bethel's place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

New York, Dec. 22-The stock mar.
ket today showed u fair degree of ne
tivity, although at intervals speculation
was weak. No decline of Importance
was recorded outside of American sugar
distilling and cattle feeding and CHICAGO
Gas, which yielded / 1-Si2 as nor
cent. Chicago Gas led the downward
movement, tho special weakness In tbc
stock being due to the fact that HOLDINGS
Of another pool which had recently been
distributed had moi vet found resting
The renewed strength OF Sterling az
change led to talk Of gold exports ma
some OF the traders were friehtened imt o
selling Prices moved up and dow, fro
guently within narrow rangr MN IT. III
N me afternoon, when a brisl, JemnnI
; SSt IN for both long and short accon ,,i,,'
ne result was q recovery NH rnnnd
Heading was especially active s syunG
S Sad sugar. Missouri Pacific Rock islsnI
nv" da'Sluliins and cattle feeding i'm.
e9Sed MIN IN tone. 'Nihel
l'"l'ro"d bonds hrm but less active
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
THE WEST WANTS PEACE AND
PROSPERITY.

a Baird correspondent says:
The Gazette is being cumplimented
very highly by our people of late on its
liberal progressive policy and earnest eff
forts 10 build up the material interests
Of Fort Worth and Texas, especially
Northwest Texas As business man
of Baird said 10 your correspondent to-
day. You represent the best all-round
paper in Texas today. True, we Hogg
men got little lonesome just before the
late election while The Gazette was ON
the wrong side of the fence. but when
the war was over, The Gazette realized
and recognized the fuct. buried the
hntchet, got in the middle OF the road Mt
the head of tine procession. and IL now
doing more for the upbuilding Of Texas
and especially our section than any
other paper in the state; and our people
appreciate is efforts and win patronize
il literally"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
WILL KEEP Ii UP
Tie Campaign Of Education WIN No.
Go AbqndoBed-TariIi Reform
Has Come 10 Stay.

Washington, Dee, 22.-The executive
committee Of the national association of
Democratic clubs a. its recent Meeting
in this city organized by Their election
OF Will M L w 20 w ct Yitginlu,
as chairman und Lawrence Gardner al
secretary. The committee by unani-
nous vote determined 70 continue Its
headquarters at Washington. With a
view to continuing the work begun
IN tho Northwest the committee de-
cidod TO authorize the appointment of a
subcommittee to take charge Of the
especial work in those states and ter
ritories. William L. Wilson was an
pointed chairman of the subcommittee
with power to appoint his associates.
The committee which visited the North
west and West last year, included
Messrs. Black, Gardner Faulkner
Bynum and Breck. Much of the sue
cess OF the late election Is attributed TO
the formation OF clubs. The president
secretary and chairman Of the execu-
tive committee were instructed to pre-
pare I'm address to the public, setting
forth the aim and objects OF the usso-
citation.
a Subcommittee was appointed CON
sistlng Of the president, Chauncey n.
Black, Chairman Wilson and Secretary
Gardner to transact such business as
will be presented 70 them when the
executive committee Is not In session.
also u finance committee consisting OF
Benton Mcmillan, Michael d. Hartor
and Jefferson NJ. Levy TO mako ar
rangoments for collecting funds To
carry on the educational work OF the
association.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
sPoRTIMG.
NEW ORLEANS RACES

+ Now Orleans, La.. Dec. 22.-tSpe-
car car First race, five furlongs-Gaien
Brown won, Florist second, Red Rose
third. Time l:204. '
second race, six furlongs-Nathan
frank won, Billie Duncan second, ST.
Paul third. Time l:255.
Ihlrd race, five fnrlongs-Aiiss Gil
Key won, Upward second, Lysander
Fourth race, five furlongs-Duke of
hent won, Angeree second, Lady Jones
tlith race, one mile-Pebin won,
litarghette second, Florence Slaughter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

The Fort Worth Gazette is battling
manfully against the beer trust that X
trying to crush out Texas independent
breweries Every citizen of the state
should be in sympathy with The Gnzeite
he be n user of the beverage or not II
is the principle Of the thing that all
should frown upon, for along with the
breweries attempts will be made to kill
other local enterprises by heurtless com
biues Of the North. Fort Worth's ment
industries have suffered in the pnst, and
nov her brewery is threatened Down
with combines and stand by home in
sttuuons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
FosTERls LocAL FoREcAsrs.

The storm waves will roach this me
ridian and the other changes noted
viii occur at and within 100 miles Of
Fort Worth within twenty-four hours
before, or after sunset Of the dates
given below:
Dec,ll--Siorm wavo on this meridian.
" 1S-Wind changing.
" 25-CoOler and clearing.
2e-Thrcntenlng.
" Collaborating.
2S-Warmer.
" 20-siorm wave on this meridian.
" Wind changing.
" 3l-COOler and clearing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
THE SUNDAY GAZETTE
A Partial List Of tho Contents Of tho Christmas
Number


Number
Tho next issue Of The Sunday On.
ge,te farp. mon Cybriet,oos Jar ,-om.
iuorae win bc given In n 10 tonica suit.
cd to the oecnsiou. II win Ia. a .,,,...i.
number. with something suitcd to au
tastos. M mi, pcomnlet, llst NJ sn,ciGI
tories win disclose,
Chapter throe of "DayiJ Rolr,ur ia,
uow serial hy Rnh,rt Topis s,.rs,,.,,,,
tutlor Of "Dr JcRyll ana Alr Hyde"
"Thc ChHgtmas Wrr.lips OF Cglnn.
bus" being the story of tho wreel MIN,
gaptu NaIa nm ,bo .a,-, ~ 80 'i'
December. 1892. ny told by p'raj
Ol.er special Woid'u fair cobnIssloncr
20 West Indies. WHO Inns looked nm Tho
scene Of tho wrocE md ser,,rc1 6e sm.
tbor Of The Santa Marin.
"The Star OF Bethlehem, l., +, r1o,-
tleal Wlth the S.ur of ryehoYr lv Car.
rett T.. Scryiss.
'rhe Conycr's Chrlstmas." story by
Herrlct Plraeg,t s,aeo.5 ''''' ~
"A Snowfall Bailc.r Inv CANT Chm.
King, L. S. A..
"cmiatnas at tho white jJouso >,
mlnisccnces running through pscnty.
three administration Il, ,foy,.,r.. e,,'.'.
or
"MeIes's Dfram t,co,t,oa +. to -.
tive whistles i40oO fcct shove tbo seo
A true tale OF tho Andcs story 49,
romantic as those In Arabian Nl,,tI
L. Jay Edwards.
Miss Doripdus Party, chr,s,,o.
A Christians dinner at 49,. a.n'' on!
from uupumlsbcl m,n, ny ,nnun' , 'rno o'
poT.,, sn,' ,,',,l manus'Fipls Of DIR.
day 1870 y" N''''"'aS
Bab writes ~ cha,
among Inc loonts ~ III I in'.,,' u"y spent
"Chriatmae an n psd NJ on
Hon Inv Ron unn, "eu i'S'r fian'a-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

Galveston, Tex, Dec, -. -lsp,cial
Local forecast for - hours endinr
midnight, DEC. %, 1892, For Texns
east OF the Tooth meridian; Seattersd
showers; warmer, easterly to southerlv
winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

The newspaper regularly employed to
fight the public interests need not be sur
prised at substantial manifestation Of
the public disfayor. That is one Of the
penalties for its crimes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS.
Dealers Must Send in Their Orders Mol Lhisr
Than Friday.

The demand for Sunday Gazettes ean-
not possibly be filled unless news-dculers
send In their orders by Friday night
each week. The Gazette tries to pro-
vide for the constant increase, but
finds itself unable TO do so when dealers
reserve their orders until Saturday. A
part Of the big Sunday paper Is printed
Friday night as even the big fast press
cannot do tho work demanded by the
Sunday edition all in one night.
Send In your orders for extra Sunday
Gazettes not later than Friday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

The singular spectacle is presented Of
investors swurming to Texas in spite Of
the fact that so-called state daily re-
fuses to council them that their money
viii be safe here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
SPECIAL Won

WAN Eo-Fo,.RIl.I TIM -. I
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ss9 g, oHARAcTasRf'll.. I
Il y,saosSairy, For / Neir,ata'ts w
Ohioer, Third uslt ~ \ net \
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remain renal sixty days H. y Ky saIsi
recruits fos tai = y, 49, .,le lpgr
l vsl a must &c iets nv. !.
years, not less tian ii NY. i. y &
more than five H., /, ~ !. /, it.;; & (
more nn, than ifS pounds il ,1..sl
ae'cr aud hahiis. ma ~, ~, !. "
converse .,., In Ensllsh sni ~
ue s and inshiici oa a a n u Ivy "a
" W !. law . soldll y in N. W. Y,
hailng Q we'd one 4 es M ,.l.l q. I
, thaargs ior SO e VIZ 4 e, F. -
US, .re ,parchase ps e . o,., ~. 4
until he competes ,fo W. w w
tr iIe; when ie oas ssrye w
ilully' th,es years he I es,I .i
a, inree monllswlik 4 4 T., s, W
" tle expiration ofthe KIN
, ,i,e from the GoStrrisSi,.,s.
c ci,elr pay railona. clo nv. q n Il
elnes and medical e,t-'s <.
eeoapern'n nc which mi " y. y.
lng Oilieer.-1btfe a.. y y, !. W. VI
alers who 80 deslFe IA ~ y. 81 |
iair English tducstiss NJ ~ n "A
, eyils, y diseharged a, n ~,
nnna, i OF on ie cunt d
llstment. GE0 II p.i,i,,e
I COLONEL THIRD ciYAfiSsy,l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

The Gnzette has no endorsements to
give for legislative or appointiye places,
but any man who wants a job o1 farm
can learn something to his advantage by
calling at this office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

The only travelling persons, male or fe.
male, at present authorised 10 receive and
receipt for subscriptions for The GuEette
are!
j, II, Bgrhce. q. j.. Bewley,
W H. MaTchman. W. q. Rpyater.
u. u. Macready, C. w Wilson,
j. D. Buchanan J. h. Bland
The public are cautioned not To pay money
10, any other persons representing thpnl-
selves rs travelling agents OF Tits paper, us
all authority heretofore issued TO any other
person thdn those NAMED " hereby re-
yoked.
Democrat Publishing Company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

New York. Dec. 22.-Money ON call
easier, to I; closed offered 4
Prime mercantile papers, sac
Sterling eNchnnge, firm; $lS5 3-4O
4.sG for sixty-day bills; S4,ST 3-iTi4. IS
for demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-23

Birminghnm, Ala, lloe ~ II p
Harrison, wealthy merchant ana
planter Of Eutaw, wAlio eclag bo,ge
from His slole about midnight we.
shot to death irosn an aIab,lsh b. A.
unknown assassin.