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A Doctor Who Saw a Ghost.
St. Louis Globe Democrat.

81 saw ghost once, and have no desire
to see another" said DR.. A. p. Hepworth
Of New Orleans. now sojOurnng Laclede.
ut was while / was a medical student at
New Orleans. My roommate and [ de-
cided that we would get a head to dissect.
A half-crazy negro had died that day at the
hospital and we dug him up. appropriated
his head and filed 1t away in the dissectng-
room for future reference. We then sep
arated. My route home led past DESC
late old garden in one of the lone
lest quarters Of the city. Suddenly
that dead negro rose up before me. He was
very much alive, his head was on all right,
aud he glaTed at me with eyes as big as
saucers. | involuntarily retired about 800
yards, and would have gone farther but was
stopped by a thick wall. Well, | decided
that | must lay that ghost or it would haunt
me all my life; so went back. 1t was still
there and its eyes had wicked glare.
explained the situation to II told it l was a
student devoted 10 science, aud did not sup
pose dead colored gentleman cared par
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The Ring Finger.

a reason given for the uss OF the third
as the ring finger by some authorities is that
In the early Christian marriage ceremonies
the bridegroom. taking the ring, put it first
on the brides thumb. and then successfully
on the first and second fingers, pronounciug
trinity Immediately after the words, with
this ring l thee wed"-namely, In the name
Of the Father, and Of the Son, and of the
Holy Ghost, until, with the final amen"
the third finger WAS reached, and there the
Wedding-ring was suffered % remain.
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The Highest Chimney.
Denver Republican.

Within 100 working days, barring any I'M
toward act of providence, the highest chin
object on the Denver landscape. On Satur-
day last the Omaha and Grant Smelling
Company let a contract TO NJ. Seaman TO
erect chimney at the works on Forty-frst
and Delgany streets $50 feet high. At this
time the highest in America is that Of the
Clark Threadmills, in New Jersey, $50
feet. There is one at Freburg. Germany,
400 feet high. but it is only II feet in the
clear, while that of the smelling company
will be IS feet in the clear The height OF
the one now in use here is 165 feet.
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iicularIy about having his head removed.
But it only glared the fiercer. Then | got
mad. l didn't think | WAS being treated
with proper respect / made a rush, strtk
at his ghostship with my cap and he
vanished. What was it? A black tomcat
sitting on fence post"
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SLEEP.

When 70 soft sleep VIC give ourselves away,
And in q dream, On a fairy bark.
Drift on and through the enchanted dark
To purple dayUrcSk-l.ttle thought we ray
To The sweet bitter world we know by day.
We are c eau quit Of &c. as is the lark
So high IN heaven o human eye can marx
The thin swift piuion cieavng through tle gray.
TIL we awake ill fate csa do no III:
The resting heart shall not take up sgain
The heavy load that yet shall make II bleed.
For this brief space the ond worlds voice is still:
NO faiutest echo OF it brings us pain.
How Will il be Y men We shall sleep indeed
T = AIpRICH
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snIPPlNG INTnLLIG nNCr.
Arrive

SUNDAY. June %
Stmr Protection, Levinson. II hours from Fort
Bragg; bound to San Pedro, put IN for coal
StInr Empire Moe, days from Departure Bay
$40 tons coal, TO II ID Chandler.
Stmr Pomona, Hannah. 1872 hours from Eureka;
pass aud mdse. to GOodali. Perkins a. Co
Stmr Gipsy, Jepsen. IL hours from Santa Cruz;
produce, TO Goodall Perkins a Co.
Stmr Columbia, Bellies, 81 "a hours from Portland
via Astoria. as hours; pass and mdse TO Union
Pacific Railroad Company.
Stmr Caspar. Atkinson. 20 hours from Navarro:
$40 n lumber, To Navarro Min Go.
Stmr Cleone. Miller, 20 hours from Needle Rock;
265 eds bark to l. DingleY a. Co. Up river direct.
Stmr Tillamook, hamm, 20 hours firm Bear Har-
Dor: 7l00 railroad ties. TO l. r White.
ship Invineible, Rowland. days from Port
Blakeiey: lumber. TO Rentou. Holmes ~ Co.
Brig Courtney Ford, Nielsen, IL days from Sc
direct.
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MEXICAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COM.
M pany-Locaton of works and principal place OF
business san Francisco. California; location of
works. Virginia City, Storey County, Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK. on account OF assessment Nc. 40.
levied tho sixteenth day OF May 1892. the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders follows:
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Postofice at San Fran
cisco on MONDAY. June 81, 1892.
RS- To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for advertised Letters" and give the
date OF the list II not called for within two weeks
they will be sent 10 the Dead-letter once.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

Six fats Laguna st. (29l2J near Union: 3
story building of flats; Of . rooms on the first
hoor Of rooms on the second floor and 2 Of
year.
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Market-st. corner; NV. cor Hermann and La
guna SITS. fronts Market ST. feet Hermann St N
feet, 20 feet In rear; lU6 feet deep on one side
100 feet the other
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And In accordance with law and an order OF the
Board OF Trustees. made on the Sth day OF May,
1892 50 many shares OF each parcel OF such STOCK
as may be necessary VIII be sold az public auetion
at the Office of the company, Main st, 60i2
ain. New. on MONDAY, the lStn day of July, 1897,
at O'Clock P. of said day. pay said deltnquens
assessment thereon. together with casts OF adVer-
tising and expenses o. sale.
iel9 I'd w. II. BLAUVELT. Secretarys
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A SSESSMENT NOTICE - BULLION MINING
~ Company Location OF principal place OF bust
ness San Francisco, Cal. Location OF works. storey
County, New.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF he
board OF directors neld the Gath day OF May,
1892, assessment (No. 80, of 20 cents peF share
levied upon the capital stock OF the corpor-
atien, payable Immediately in United States gold
CON- 10 the secretary at the Office If the company,
room 20. 35l Pine street. San Francisco, Cal.
ANY STOCK upon which this assessment shall re
main unpaid on the 18th day OF June. 1892 viii he
deliRQueHg and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made before. Will be
sold Tuesday. the l9th day Of July, 1892 to pay
the delinquent assessment together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale. BY order OF the
board or directors. h. Il. GRAYSON. Secretary.
once. room 20, 331 Pine street, San Francisco,
Cal mv2h I'd
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RARE BARGAINS.
ia05 Ii
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.


i pany-LocAtion OF works and principal place OF
business. Gold Hlll, Storey County. Nevada
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following.
described stock, on account OF assessment No. 81.
levied on the ninth day OF May, 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. as follows:
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MISSION COTTAGE.
MARKET-ST INVESTMENT.

Cottage; 10 Lapidge st, near Valencia and 18th;
I-story cottage of rooms; renting Tor so per
month; size Of lot, 25xSO.
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CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCRIP-
- tions taken at GAIL Branch OfdceS. sos LarRn
st.. S3s Hayes at aud 1918 Mission ST; open till
30 z. ~
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INCOME PROPOSITION.
GOLDEN GATE PARK SITE.

Sutter-st business corner; Sc. cor. OF Suffer st,
and Central ave; Improvements leased for $500
per month; size OF lot, 80 i lX65,
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NEW LINE CLIPPER SHIPS.
NGerchants' Lime.
NEW YORK FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
THE Al CLIPPER SHIP
CHARLES E. MOODY,

LEONARD, Master,
Is now the berth, above, and having large
engagements win receive quick dispatch,
For freight and information apply 10
j. w. GRACE & CO.,
43O California ST.. San Francisco.
w. r. GRACE q Co, Hanover square, New York.
I5tf6D
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NE. cor. Stanyan and Grsttan sts. only blocks
from Haightst cable system lot ready 70 build on;
the Omnibus and FTederiCk-st. cable and the Met.
ropotan electric systems Will pass within BLOCK
OF this property Stanyan ST. is severed and graded.
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AssEssMENT NOTICES.

4 SSESSMENT NOTICE - CHOLLAR MINING
n Company. Location of principal place OF bush
ness, San Francisco, Cal. Location OF works,
Virginia. Storey County. New. Notice is hereby
given that at meeting OF the board OF directors,
held on the 18th day OF May. 1892. an assessment
(No. 49, Of fifty $50 cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately In United States gold coin 10 the sec
Rotary, at the once Of the company, room 70,
Nevada Block, 30s Montgomery St. san Francisco,
Cal
MAN unpaid the SEVENTH DAY OF JULY.
1892 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction: and unless payment is made before
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY,. the 27th day OF July,
1892, 10 pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale. by
order OF the board Of directors
CHAS. h. ELLIOT. secretary.
Ofice-Room 10. Nevada Block. 309 Montgomery
ST. San Francisco, Cal. myS1 I'll
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PEREhPTORY AUCTION
OF.
REALIZES
THURSDAY.
THUKsDAK''".."....""-JUNE 80, 1892,
At noon at our saIesroom.
O'FarreII & Lang,
II MONTGOMERY STREET.
THE CAsEBOLT RESIDENCE.

An elegant residence Of 2 rooms, bath laundry
servants and wine rooms, conservatory etc
marine view unsurpassed; property accessible by
the Californta-st., Pacfc-sYe. and Union-st cable
systems 200 Pierce St; size of lot 75x2O0
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CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Sc cor Bush and Pierce SITS. 1881, 1888, 23g
and 1887 Bush and 1882 Pierce; Improvement
rent for Sl35 per month; must be sold; Size Of 10
55xlOU
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sos and s0s13 18th St, near Sanchez; new
mod ern flats accessible by the Valencia and Castro
SITS cable systems and fronting the san Mateo cleo
trio railroad: fats contain rooms and bath
each, ana rent for $50 per mouth; size OF lot 25x
ia. ie2B 70
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OPHIR SILVER MINING CoMPANY-LOCA
" ton OF principal place OF business. San Fran
cisco, California; Location OF works, Virginia Min
Ing District. Storey County, State OF Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held on the third (3d) day OF
june, 1892, an assessment mo. 6Sl OF fifty cents
(60c) per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation. payable immediately In United
states gold coin to the Secretary. at the once OF the
company, room 4, Nevada block, No. 500 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco CalIfO
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
MAN unpaid Oh the seventh (7th) day OF July.
592. will be delinquent and advertised for sale az
public auction, and uni ess payment Is made BEFORE,
will be sold gu WEDNESDAY. the tweuty-scventh
t27th) day OF July 1892, to pay the dehnquens
assessment together with the COSTS OF advertising
and expenses OF sale. T. B. HOLMES, Secretary.
Onice-Roon 4, Nevada block. No 800 Montgom-
cry street. San Francisco California. lea I'd
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UNIMPROYED IoTs-Two FRoNTAGEs.

lots all ready 10 build on; only blocks from
Market st. and block from Haght-st. cable road;
SIZE Of lot 25xl2O; fronts streets.
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LTA SILVER MINING COMPANY-LOCA.
n ton OF principal place OF business san Fran
cisco, California; location OF works. Gold Hill,
cold HUI Mining District, Storey County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held on Saturday, the 18th day
of June 1892 An assessment (No. 42) of fifteen
cents per share levied upon the pita stock of
the corporation. payable Immediately IN United
company, room SO, Nevada block. No. 500 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco CalitorBia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid on Tuesday, the 2bth DAY OF July.
1892 will be delinquent aud advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made before,
will be sold TUESDAY, the sixteenth (i6th)
day OF August 1892, to pay the delinquent assess
ment together with costs OF advertising and ex-
penses OF sale. BY order of the Board OF Directors
L. OSBORN, Secretary
California
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PANHANDLE BUILDING CORNER.
MUST BE SOLD.

Sc. cor. Lott ana Grove SITS; streets graded, sew
cred, ETC.; lot ready TO build on size 5O1IOO.
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IMcMuiiin. Miss Annie
| McMeans, Mrs Carrie Is
| dc NatsOu, Nj
I McMuilen, WIN Geo
Me Macphee, Mrs Ma than
Mcqueen, RObt
| McRae. Jno
McSwain. Or
Nc Venn, Miss q Il
McVeagh, ID Il
/ MiIadinich. Nate
Minor, Saml A
Mlndt. Alex
Mitchell. Mrs Bess
Mitchell, Mrs A L
Mitchell. Jas
/ Molten, Miss Marie
Mol, Jas l.
Moislnt a Beadle
Moller, l. w
Moore, II
Moore, Hugh
/ Moore, Mrs Maggie
Moore, harrison
Moore. Mrs Mabel
Moore. X WIN
Moran, i
Moran. Jno
} Morgan, Mrs
Morgan, Herbert
MOrgeh. l. a. Co
MOrehouse, lie Grand
Morehouse, l.
Morris. A i
/ Morton N Hedley
Mortimer, j A
Moss Ed j
Mott Jos
iMOuntford. Geo
Muldreps, Miss Gussie
Mundweiler, q
Murath, z
Murphy, Jas
Murphy, j Is
Murphy, Michael
Murray, Miss Dele
/ Murray, Master Berthe
Murray. Geo G
Myrsnd, Mrs sally
Morton. Mrs + G.
NOruhrOp Mrs h u
Mum, w j
NygreD. Z A
lNuun, f b
NyrOs. Mrs q
Nye, Mrs
OIdenschlager, Jno
| oliver, A St
oliver. Miss l.
lOsbourne, Capt s
IOxtOn, Miss stella
owen. Hon J j
Owens, Miss NJ A
Peasse, Ar
Pearce, + X
Phillips, Miss Nellie
Phelps, A 5 j
PinkStOne, A j
PindOr, ThOs J
Pink, Geo
PollasKy. Marcus
Pool, Edw
Poor, Miss Caroline
Porter. Helen l.
POther. benjamin
Powers, Jas
Powell, Mrs Matte
Praal, VIM
Pratt. Mrs Lucy NJ
Preston, Miss Ellen
| Pulkeney, X
lPulschen, Gustav
lQullliuan, Michael
Risley Jr. II
Roberts. Arthur
Roberts, A
Robinson, c NJ
Robinson, David
RodO. Mrs Anna
Rogers, Miss Edna
Rodgers. James IL
ROlfe. Edward
Rose, J
Rothschild, I )
ROule, CT
ROWfeft. ,JuO
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ONCE.
tAppellund. Mrs Amelie
ArnOid. Mrs Jennie
Antiques Canning Co
AsmusSeD, L
lAnstIn, Miss Clarice
Bloch, David
Biumenthal. Rose
Boese, Mrs !.
Booth. Mrs Katherine
| Booth, If j and Mrs
| Booth. the Misses
iBoTck, Miss Sofe
BOttlgg, Halle
Bowie. A
Boyd, +
Brand. Robt
Bratnober. Mrs II
Bray, Miss Annie
Breslin, Rev Father
Brice. Capt
Brier, Il &
Briiten, Miss NJ p
Bristre. Mrs Alice
| BrOadwater. VIM
BrOadwell. Mrs Nora
BroOking. j Il
BROOKS, Miss Lucy
Bronillsrd. Juo
Brown, Eden
Brown, l.
Buchanan, Miss Annie
lBudd, l.
,Bunge. Mrs
! Burs, J 7
BurrOs, mrs Minnie
Butler, Mrs 5 L
Z Clark. Joseph
| element. Mrs b
4 Coll, Mrs f w
lCogan. j j
ICohen. Phoebe
lCohen, Morris
collins, Mrs George
lCOnant. Daniel
lCoudlin. Martin
lCOnlin. Thomas
lCOOk. Mrs G
ICoOk, Mss Edith r
{Cooney. Miss Maggie
Couple. Daniel Il
loops. Mrs Ii Z
ICOrnelius, Miss Title L
dorsey, Peter
lCrosby, Capt VIM
eros by, j A 81 Co
tCrOwell, A ID
ICurren. ALT
lCurtis. NJ b
lDleckman. Mrs Emma
! DOnahue. Ii j
iDOnohOe. A
! Donovan. Mrs
tDOolan, X Z
IDOwiing, w
/ Downer, Miss d
Dreseher, Miss Louise
DreXei, 4
Duiidher, Mrs T j
nuukaI Nlsa AGATHA
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alIA 10 sou, W III
Mcdonald, Mrs
Mcdonald, Miss Margare
"
McDaniels 81 Harey
McDerm Oft, NJ
Mcfarland, Miss Clara
McGrath ~ Dillon
McMaguire, Miss
Mark, w
Maloney. j Il
Maltz, Hermann
Malcolm, Geo
Malott, Mrs Macy
Manning. WIN Z
Name. w II
Merlin, Albert
Martin, y n Co
Martin. ThOs
Mario. Hilbert
Mar5urg, LeOnor
Martinez. Miss sophie
Mason. Nancy Z
Mascher. VIM
Mathew, Mrs Annie
Maurer, jacques
Mayne, L Frederick
Meagher. Mrs NJ j
Meagner, Mrs j
Meehan, Geo
Nelly. Mrs Amanda
Mellin, Mrs Lotti
Merkel. Henry
Metropolitan Life ms C(
Metge, Mrs Annie
Myer, Mrs Alice
Meyer, Jno Ii
Meyers, Miss Tessie
Miller, Alfred
Miller. T.
Miller, Ed COlebrooke
Miller, + NJ
Miller, Jno
Miller. Mrs Jenness
Miller, Marie
Mills. Ed e
MllatOyltch, Ymcentz
Mllroy, Jos
Nathan, Alfred
Nelson, "
Nielsen, Nits
Nielsen, Martin
Nielsen, Peter
Neil, Mrs Isabella
NeySharg. Mrs Anne
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

Everyone who visited Chicago ut the
time Of the dedicutory ceremonies
easily understands the difficulty and
cost attendant upon securing comfort.
able Judgement This difficulty will
not be loss when the formal opening is
hold, and Il plan Is on foot to obvlate
both cost aud trouble to any who can
avail themselves OF IT,
Tho plan Is to provide especially for
industrial women that they may be
able to attend the exposition In com.
fort aud security. The intention Of the
originaiors Is to build domltories Of
1000 rooms each, single, double and On
suite, all to be fitted up with every
modern convenience, ANY woman can
become stakeholder by tho purchase
Of share at $40, This will entitlo the
purchaser, or anyone to whom she may
transfer it, to twenty-five days occupancy
ola room, or the time may be divided as
tho holder chooses. Tho stock IL non.
nssessablc, and the project is endorsed
by the official board of tho Worlds
fair.
There will be restaurants close at
hand under tho management OF compe,
tont women and mGtrons In tho dormi-
tories, II IL estimated that 81 day
will cogor tho expenses Of room, moals,
cur faro, and leave a little for peanuts
and popcorn,
Application ,oany Of tho state lady
managers, o. letter addressed to
MIS-. Hclcn NJ. Barker, secretary, ,Chi-
cogo, willrocoive due attention.
Tho applicant should state tho month
she desires to occupy hor room and
any one may purchase to the oxtont of
ten shares Tho plan otrors much to
women Of moderate means aud those
who hesitate to venture into large
city without u protector, not only in
this way may have the comforts OF
home butalso the protection,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27
Az npIroR,s pENcIL.

The man who wrote OF the mightiness
Of thopcn must have had email acquaint-
anco with that mightior weapon, IN edi.
tors pencil While the Fabcr may be
sharper than the traditional two-edged
sword, It is not this pencil to which
reference is had. The editorial pencil
proper, ia blue in color, II may be on
cased In cedar or stand out In It's native
blucucss withouta show Of concealment.
To the wrotchcd object Of It's sting this
is a matter Of smull moment, us the
tingc In either caso, alike aflicts him.
Tho waste basket in It's treatment is
mild There is oblivion. Not so the
blue pencil; 1t piorces the qulvering.
flesh, tears away pulsating nerves and
leaves so little Of tho original form that
even the fond parcntscarcely Gun recog-
nizo his offspring.
Its romorselcs point priclSs fine writ
ing; where were once metaphors.
tropcs and rhetorical phrases, there Is
now blanknoss The expanded rose
colorod narrative IA puncturcd and only
the rod, shrlyeled skin remains. Pretty
sentimcntalitles, flights Of poetic fancy,
brought In contact with It, flash no
more, ''sticltn Is all that remains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

A work is to DO done In Texas this
coming year--a work that all Tex-
ans can Join in and one which no true
Texan can ovado,
That work is the taking advantage OF
evory circumstance that viii promote
the material welfare OF the state. The
opportunities will not be lacking. Only
unity, an intense purpose. a forgetting
OF past fouds, an alert soul for the com.
ing time, are called for.
Tho election Of Democratic presi-
dent chiefly by Southern votes, gives
assurance that the people Of the North
no longer arc to DO frightened away
from the South, They have stood BY
the South at the polls, and have no fear
70 send their money where Southern
legislation controls It.
A short while before the election,
The Gazette called attention to the cir
cumstanco that an era OF cxtraordI-
pary prosperity was synchronous with
the first administration OF President
Cleveland, and commended that his re-
elsstion would bring to tha south a re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

III, mass Of Democrats who voted for
Judge Clark did so to secure a state nd
ministration which they believed would
do moro for Texas than one hendod he
Governor uogg. The idea of The nm.
building of a now purity composed o.
about equal numbers of Rspublioans
and Democrats. held together by com.
m ON opposition to the regular Demo.
cratic organization, mover entered into
the minds Of the most OF those Demo.
Gratis who yot,d ngnln,t c,y,rno,.
Hogg, Had that been presented 10
them as one Of the results of mo 1,nr-
ner hall movement throe.fourths Of
them would have deserted IL Tho,r
understanding o, its purpoge limjted
that TO a nartioulnr an
Immediate tend. Il IL trno
this intention was not common To NIL
Tho Galveston.Dallas News announced
Just after the Republican endorsement
of Judge Clark that tho coalition
formed in Fort Worth was"a Iastingand
permanent one.o 1t fondly honod that
permanent division of the Dcmocrntlc
party had at last como TO reward "a
lung-continued efforts in tbat direction
Others, who have for vnriops ,oasors
become discontonted with tho n,r,.
cratic party and desired ia undoing
shared that hope. The interest Of MI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

turn Of the prosperity that II has not
known since then. Tho signs all point
to yerldcation OF that prediction.
From many sources comes news that
about the time OF tho inauguration Of a
Democratic president, abundance Of
stored-up Northern capital Is to be
turned loose, largely IN the South.
We win get our full share Of it for
Texas, II the vindictive clamor OF dis
appointed destructionists can be silenc-
ed, To say I'VE told you so" they
would joyously gloat over the diverting
Of capital and enterprise from the state,
which might be put to profitable EN-
ploymont in many industries, by n
united people, presenting the adyan-
tages offered by the state. Theirs Is
the true and genuine spirit Of anarchy,
which is Away 81, or destruction
There arc railroads TO be built in and
to Texas; manufactures to be establish
cd; waste places to be subdued by tho
agriculturist, and in these avenues Of
industry, millions Of money eau be
probably used. We have only tc make
such a showing as we honestly are pre-
pared to do, aud in spite Of the malevo-
lonce Of the calamity howlers, Texas
will be a. prosperous in 1893 as in 1890
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

The courthouse at Paint Rock is UNI
dergoing repairs.
A new hardware house will be estaD-
lished at Granger.
A new railway passenger depot is to
be built at Taylor.
Several new residences are being erect
ed ut Jacksonville
A new Knights of Pythias lodge has
been organized at Tyler.
Two new brick warehouses are near
ing completion at Terrell.
The new Methodist church at Gates
vile is rapidly climbing up.
A new public school building has just
beeen completed at Athens.
The demand for dwelling houses at
Hubbard City is unsupplied
Work has commenced on another large
seed storage House at Terrell.
The new Catholic church Mt Palestine
will soon be ready for meetings.
Talk Of building new opera house at
Waxuchachic is floating In the air
The new court house at Bryan will be
ready for the spring term of court.
The streets Of Bonham are being
graded and otherwise generally i'm
proved.