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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05
NEWS NOTES,

sHi A Mrs. Bucbqnan' has
been auJ. d insane here and will be
sent TO the ierrell asylum.
DENIsoN G.. A. r. people Of
the Indian Territory are making prep
arations for u grand encampment dur
ing the present month.
SIpE SPRINGs-An election to levy a
special tax will be held here on Octo-
Der TO-,
STEPHENY1LLE-A fine and much
needed rain has just fallen here. Cot
ton is coming in RAPIDLY.
BoBY-A protractcd meeting is being
conducted at the Presbyterian church
hero and much interest is being mani
tested.
CH1LDREsS-Farmers are all plant
ing wheat aud the indications are that
the crop of next spring will be the
largest in years. The city is under
going a thorough cleaning Rain is
needed here.
BRowNwooD- The Brownwood fair
was success.
SwEETwATER. The fall clip Of wool
is being brought in. A protracted
meeting is in progress at tho Methodist
church and is attracting much atten-
ton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05
TEXAS ruRnso LOOSE.

Tho new Mexican Methodist Eplse,.
pal church ut III Paso has boon com
pleted, '''
a Sunday-school library is being or
ganizod at Atlanta.
\ system Of water works will be built
AT III Paso, '''
Three elegant business houses are nm
der construction at Tyler.
The new Cumberland Presbvte,.,or
church at D,aisOn will soon be ready
Tor occupynance.
Several now and costly residences
are uHeer construction al san saba.
A stage line Is to be established bo.
tween herryille and Rock Springs.
a new ho,cl is under construction N,
RuscOc, ''' az
in Swcotwator. ''9''''
Work on the new school BUILDING NJ,
e3ns.rop Is progressing rapidly.
Work viii shortly commence nm a
new hotel at Bowie. ga
p, me grading Of the Rock Island "a,
Bowie Is nearing completion.
IWeniy residences are under CON.
straction al Bowie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

Alyarado--L VI stark. correspondent
AHs51io--F, Z. Hiehsmith, Correspondent
kibsny1R l. Lyons. correspondent; Lyons
All, ae'HE y. Radiord. ageut and core.
lpundent once, poaiOnice building, - Chest
iut street, nrst floor where all urdo - Tor sub
Ierpions and adyer,isiue should te leit w.,
Avs iu.-M G. PoindeStsr agent, lol west
Bdingsr y. y ptnree ngeut and e9rrc-
nondenL once at Pcurcos uTng store and
" BrSgaS ood-H IL Moore correspondent;
MIG 8 Mayes, agentA once In the postomee
1Hiisifd-J N Rushing, correspondent W. @
"BB ,,oSn,- Dr. i. $. Turner correspondent; j.
P. Usterhout, ngenL ONCE In postoinco build
iar l.. W abomos correspondent
oiSourno Louis Hamnons, agcuti r. G.
ceiorado91 q Townsohd, correspondence
sbaiissas-nH' Gg4g' FuFerald, correspondent.
for aaycrttslpg should be lett Tna
6 AYE rrE can he found on saie at all news
.ian9s m Inc city X Gunner general news
-DeestuInL, G. eosc, correspondent; W. T.
d PaSo-A. II Mckee, correspondent @ C
Iddy n, Mo NJ Howe & Co.. agents
Cairt Hville--A. Wnsson Correspondent; J.
L Hiohson. agent ONCE, Gainesville music
.,Greonyne-v ". Grubbs, correspondents
Frank Scoon0Ycr, agent
CRlyeston,-o W. Hayes, correspondents
HenriettN.ie lt Bu't.rgorn. CORE.
20 nd cht: q A. Minton. agent
.hahilion.-M Drunk, correspondent and
Hinsboto-T. J.. Goodlug, correspondent
ena agent omce, .Good.nrB news depot. al.
ialning posioniec, South Coyingtou street
Jere son-r ~ Rowoll corrtHp ndent,
Albert Woods, agent
harthall-I, II. Hudson, correspondent and
NEtUtt OffCn In uUvfDffign IUUlufrfR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

a DispArcH from Galveston describing
the visit Of Mlessrs. Huston and ltn g OF
the Republican national committee, TO
Texas for the purpose Of combining tho
Republican factions In Clarks support
states that Houston, the "Lily Whltcn
candidate for governor. Is 10 be with.
drawn, ''with the understanding that IN
congressional districts whore pronounced
Hogg men are running for congress tue
solid Clark vote shall be east f1r h lto
publican nominee, thus secuf tue oloc-
ton Of three or four Republican congress
men from Toxins, an event which hns not
occurred since the recon5trlction days.n
Thus is revealed once more the cloven hOOf
beneath tho Q ark movement Arc there
any Democrats in Texns who can really
claim 70 be Democrats who are ready TO
assist In sending up members OF congress
from Texas who will aid In making force
blu majority that would place Texas and
Other southern states under negro rule'
Those Texas Democrats who arc being led
OF into The Clark movement should pause
and consider whittier they are being led.
Are they ready to be tools in q conspiracy
to Mahonize Texasl-St Louis Republic.
The Republic having espousod Hogg-
ism, goes the whole Hogg, and dis
scminates every SANDER that it's fell
lows in Tex see proper to invent.
The Democrats are supporting the
Dance ar t.ctat straight, in every
dFtrc, in lhe ate, while the swino-
Gratis No. .his u other districts have
pot ol, rlud dates for no other reason
thar laat the regular nominees decline
t.Wuar Hogg ring in their noses.
they thus endanger Democratic sue
cess and are likely to elect Republicans
or Populists The Republic need not
lose any sleep about tho Democratic
ticket in Texas Even the aid aud
comfort 1t Is giving tho enemy will not
avail anything. And should tho force
bill become IL law? It only provided
for imprisonment in certain cases,
while the Hoggites announce that those
who do not support thGir political
Joss are traitors and do not dfseire
10 liz. THE GAZETTE would admon-
ish the ST. Louis organ Of the Hogg
dynasty that Texas Democrats under
derstand exactly what they are
doing and why they are doing
it--they have had two years of Hogg-
ism and have felt its destructive inhu-
euco and blighting effects, and that Il
continuance Of tho same methods
means Quayism Of the most intoleraut
character They do not propose to sub
nit to 1t tamely aud without pro-
test. The Republic does itself no credit
by interfering in our family quarrel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05
MRS. CHRISTIAN FOUND.


GAINESVILLE, Oct Especial. +
Mrs. James Christian, the demented
woman who stole away from her hotel
Saturday night was found this morn
ing at / o'clock. She had been wan
dering about the woods for more than
twentyiour hours, and about | o'clock
found herself in front Of the water
works pump house, about h II mile
west Of town. Her husband. who had
never rclaScd his efforts 10 find her. In
the course OF his search inquired of her
at the pump house. and IL WIS
by reason Of this inquiry that
The engineer suspected her identi-
~ In response 10 a telephone
message the officers went to the pump
house and brought the woman to the
hotel from which she had escaped.
Her husband was soon found and again
assumed charge OF her.
The woman presented nv dilapi.
dated appearance when she was found
besides being foot sore, her feet ,ypr,a
hlled with thurns and hriars, and as
soon as her shoes were removed sy,ll.d
TO almost twice their natural size or
the 80 she took from hcr husbands
pockets only IS remained What he.
came OF the other she could not saw in
lacl she could make no coherent sS,ta-
ment Of any kind.
An examination into the state Of he,
sanity was begun to-day but as vet ma
verdict has been rendered. There Is
no u0nht however, that she will be- com
mitted 70 tho asylum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

Tho following letter from promi.
nent citizen OF tho state, writton from
Longylow, viii interest the voters OF
the state, No doubt that there viii he
other and many campaign lies put IN
circulation towards tho close Of the
campaign, and they should DO wholly
disregorded, Anything OF an unusual
or unexpected nature should be looked
upon with suspicion and ignored,
LoNoyiRw, Trx.. sept q, lse.
DSAR sTR'.-lt has leaked out. aud 20 save
my ne could mol tell from where. mat
we liosg managers viii, on tho day before
the election, clnulate tho Q iori IN the 10.
mote country districts, ,has NV Nurent
has withdrawn, This, OF caursa, win b.
to2 Late Tor them 10 lud out that II IS un.
tFun anu WIZ consequently cause great
iaauS Of them 10 vote Tor Hong donit
want 10 DO known nthig, hut simply wrlte
that you aud Your coninitiec may have
something done 10 iogowarn these peopla
not Q be dupeil IN this mannar
Win my earnest prayers for your sue
cess IN NeVnnher / remain,
Yours In pure Democracy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

present chief executive-among hor
is the following
Mr. Hogg has been our governor lof Two
years and what has been the resuil 7ia
nation In business, no new euufe
every industry paraly2ed, money
from the state. the money market NO
hands OF the few At the expense OF inc
many-this TO such extent that the rate OF
interest has gone up TO Il and - per ceni.
so that Texas to-day is doing business at
pawn shop rates. Many II not most farm
ers are borrowers, and IL is strange 70 mo
that they and their fellow citizens who are
thinking pee pic cannot or do not SEQ the in-
jurios inflicted upon them BY the class leg
islation adopted By the present admmstra-
ton, all OF which go 10 prove the total IN
capacity OF this present administration 70
administer the government In the interest
OF the whole people"
This is enough Mr.. Quincy might
have written book-but he puts the
whole case in paragraph.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

New York. Oct 4.--Not in months have
New York stocks presented su, h activity
Us to-day From opening to close dealing,
were animated. At times the market " as
aci' ~ ohoyant, and orders eAe'ut.., tur
out-oi-town account were responsible b an
unusual extent. There was AN upward
turn In prices at opening, oN NJ TO the at
tempt OF large beur influence to cover a
line Of shorts IN gra gers
About II o clock tue list was buoyant,
especially i,r Burlington, Rock Islar d,
Northern p icihc preferred, and Reading.
Closed dr
Railroad bonds in brisk request, pr ces
generally Arm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

About $40 u. IN. Monday
proprietor OF the steam w +
MUM street, spilled some
the loor OF his place Of
was in q hurry TO get TO 49,
lit the fire ina gasoline slq'.
way the fire communicates
line on the floor and from w .,'.s
the gasollne in the tank ". y.
stove, and in an instant ~ Z. n.
up to the ceiling, The N.Y.,
put out by a bucket q va ;
bafole Mr.. Castor had bnil'- z
tired his hands badly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05
TEXAS PRESS OPINIONS,

Cleveland, Clark and contentment is
the alliterative slogan Of the true DEM
ocrats OF Texas this year.-Wichita
Post.
We arc mot calamity bowlers. hut ca
lamity is the natural consequence OF a
feeble ADMINISTRATION. DO NOT err in
the approaching election. --Houston
World.
The sunporters Of Judpe Clark ara
tbs mon ,gRo have tbe moi intara'sts of
everv nnta,,nriso nj eyerv cotnnonv NJ
evotv indjvi,uol nj beorf Thn,r aTn i'm
this FIGHT for the GOOD of ali T,xas.-
AbilaSc Reno,.tar
The uoCg mon are CHARGING that
fine panerg tbat oro sunnortinU TuIge
clark have bcen bopgbt Thiss IL r1t
connlimentorv IN tbc napers th,t are
for C,ovgrnor 1ogG ~ L eouival"nt
10 snying tbnt thsv ara not worth Inv.
inc pSris Nov,s
H.. ..',.,.a....,.. .... =,
a HoHE paper 7ilys INC greatest Cd
iawvo,. In viz rfbis ,na,,, foiIl',.,s
IL, III ,,o,,ati,,,g ,,,d i,,,,.''ii 81 IL.
tbs goveor Of cn ', a HI, 'r',' i lu,y
IA bsino- ,nsn1be ~ tbo Ia%, ,, Tl,Slal
,i,n.-Pnris News
ihu ia'es shoulu decree Hogg5
GlecJi9h IN inns contest ana Texas
suo lI'l, Suler ior Two years more then
voleJito a ,Jir a, io.G pr9pIl'il9
,,r,, i,,,s h. 10 ,,,,,y.,,',
Mt riar,,,,,, ''''N wa V0'
nv,
Inc uogg eultors VINO see bright
prospects lor liogglsm remind one of the
Tying man whose friend bent over him
una usReu now ne ielt. HAPPY was
ihe reply ~ see hight, That's moth
lngi SAID tue triond; in little while
tcsr W so ''''"''' i'o''isOh Na~o'-
IL, hogg Is the Moses OF Texas" II
lnlS theury Do true we stu have thirty
elght yours more 10 roam IN the wilder
ness; NO, can't stand IL! We must de-
Penl on clark 10 rescue us from ever
l9Sllhg eNlle ana the ignohiny of COM
plete ostraGlsm from the enlightened
uailois o' thls mundane sphere. Round
iNoch news
Under Hogg's administration Texas
mas gone backward. This cannot be
uenieu' Hosg platform promises
hothlhg looking toachange, but rather
goes one better and says 1t proposes TO
Sarry ING present state policy to its
i y, l.' mint 10 The Democrats OF
le4"7 uuelh IL ther duty to stand by
sucn rulnous polcy:-Llano Times,
The Hogg people are not consistent.
They make a great howl about the Re-
publican Endorsement Of George Clarll's
candidacy but take great pleasure In
noticing the Endorsement Of Gov Hogg
and hail with delight the formation Of
colored Iogg clubs. This is the secret
OF the whole move, they wanted tho
colored vote and failed TO got it-Dani-
son Herald,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

GUTHRIE o. r., Oct. 4.-lSpecial l.
Ii developed to-day that tho tm5no1,n
man who committed suicide hers Rri-
day right by throwing himself IN front
OF a train was q son of Adolpb yninn' o,i
OF Wayne I, 7, ''''''''n'
He was sent to Kansas ia seli , f,,...
aud was robbed near Wichita b, IN "a
negroes. Without cent he CALI
nearly POO miles to this citv. nrG IN" I'M
getting discouraged ended his tropb t',en
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

fI.nn,na.na Lonaer. |

What in tho world can b. i, Paddock
Of Fort Worth, want with the address
Of so many ladies who can sing
aud play the piano. Generally Il gen
tleman Is pleased with the address OF
one accomplished lady; but Mr..
Paddock wants the address Of 10000 in
Texas. Ladies, send in your namesaud
addresses, and do It Mt once, rs we are
confident that Mr.. Paddock has some
thing for you that you will be interested
In. The Leader will vouch for him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

Hon. b. B. Paddock, mayor OF Fort
Worth, desires 10 remind the ladies Of
Texas who sing or play the piano, that
leap year has not yet expired. He has
a secret to unfold, and desires to re-
ceive the addresses Of 10000 ladies'
This request from the Colonel 50 kind,
Is not 10 The telephone girl confined,
But the UrOnd guage Colonel wants them all
Atleast ten thousand, big, small, low and
tall.
LADIEs:-Send your addresses to Col
b. b. Paddock Fort Worth, Texas, and
ask no Questions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

I, James d. Farmer regisirli y
city Of ort Worth, texas, h.p.4 Z
N I Twill Op n the b, oks q Y. I,
q mn = ilutrs tOuri room, " y
u ESQ t1wes I 20 N In the cqan ". Z
CITY, Tor The regis alton OF V Wy
n RI Worth, Texas on fe ~ "a, Z
a. u, l.Es', and wi hep tie -
en.y Consecutive d vs. sulsAs Y,
no q ght O'Clock a n. 70 x. N
each day, closing on the Hth eN
A. D. is.r.
JANIS D. FARriA J
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05
MORPHINE, y!

And whisky habit cured wlAr
compound oxygen. The oig Y
and permanent cure for Y 4
opium and whisky habit Nga.
dermic needle, no poisonous ~
poison, no insanity, no nerve e
nothing To injure body or MINI
oxygen Kills the poison N ~ |, .
builds up the whole SYSTEM ~
mind, and makes YOU feel Anla.
son from the very beginning VI
ment's pain or sickness, ca ~
sound as a child. Cure gEafial1'
len 10 twenty days AddreS
CONFORM "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

ennIing they're eurd A..
Dyspepsia, Indisessl.ny % !
most obstinate Skin srS "a
as salt-rheum, fe,. sro scsR q
and kindred alimens,sss. Hylp'
scrofula-even Consi,,r,s,,,s.. N
ula) in its earlier st Y, w paoe h
and disorder, no n,atsei ssyalI
are cured by Il. nov
1t. Tvs the only medicine ~, :,
that's 80 positively certsi NJ ~ /,
~ can !, DC gltoranieed. ifhlsl
cure, N any case, the m d !. y. /.
Nothing else can b Z ~,
may DO better-for tSe d,si.. \
the one who needs hein NE ~
limitations or dillltions' o, ns..i|
= .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

WHEN Os cents equals 100 cents the
difference between the national Demo-
cratic platform and the Hogg platform
will disappear.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

, In inst contains sr excellent'write Up
& the worlds tah. including many IL
STATIONS VI tho grounds and build
/ rs. THE GAZETTE is an enterprising
10 irnal and Is always In the lead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

THE story that Govcror Hogg will
not ride on the /. & G.. n. railway for
the reason that it brings up unpleasant
memories, is campaign lie, and
should be suppressed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

DICTATOR FNLLY IS singing mighty
low these days He is evidently the
kind Of Hogg man who knows when he
has enough--and he got IL at Houston,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

THErubber stamp is wonderful in
yention, but It never was intended for
use on official documents. Discard it,
Uncle Jake, and do it at once
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

- WACO Ten, Oct. Especial. l-Tba
Fails county fair is being held tbis wcai,
at Marlin, The agricultural. commas
cial ana live stock exhibits arr tbe
principal features Tho live s,ocL
ss.noW Is one OF the best seen In central
o'clock. ''o'' NJ :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

If w. IL, Murray receives any more
porsunul' letters from Grover Cleyo-
land he will be apt to keep tho fact to
himself Boomcrangs uro dangerous
weapons to use in political contests, Mr.
NmIILlN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

Mr. N w. Cun2y, who Is giving the
Roggiies so much concern just now, Is
out III a circular letter giving his rea.
SOMA for opposing the ro.eleetion OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05
cLoslNa HOURS.


The storm waves will rcach this mo-
ridian aud the other weather changes
noted viii occur at and within 100 miles
OF Fort Worth within twcnty-four hours
before or after sunset Of tho dates Civ
en- below;
Oct. l. Moderating.
Warmer
J. Storm wavc on this meridian.
" f-Wmd changing
G--Eooler and clearing.
0--Nlodernting.
7--Warmer.
s-Siorm wave on this meridian.
cuiien Rcglon nunetiu.
GALVESTON, Tax, Oct :. Especial T.
Consolidated cotton reri5u bulletin for tho
lwenty-iour hours ending a, o p. m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

PALESTINE, TEX, OIL " ~
The Republican senaiqrAa,
resolved TO make no nolniu'''s .
j. X. Burnett was cnaVi
gress,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

PARIS, Oct 4.-The collapse Of a
Moor I3s... m Ihe Normal school at Tesbeses
iaNNtes yrhe durin e prize exercises
p i. 'ltaSed the pupils into a room be-
a neSth. Cly,S;r hlty persons were Injured
S i,1 N Sli y, ei'liu KILLED rhroe OF tao In.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

NEW HoRNOct 4.-Mouey on eau firm;
last loan, ~ closed offered 1,
Prime mercantile puper. 1906
Sterling Exchange iirincr. at = s5l1 for
sixty day bills; a sG}s for demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

Marriage Is lottery.p "N'es. nov,
,inlng Wanamak'r wlii be- cxcmJj5s
iiSSNe letters from the mail4-Itstaa
fleias Washington. 'e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

IF the Tyler Onion smells as strong
as no talks he is fit match for Polecat
Finley.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

NEW YoRK, Oct 49,.
States minister TO Chilli ~ ~
arrived here on the siean,A
this moraing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

GOV HoGG complains that tho news
papers uro all against him, and that he
has boeu the recipient OF more abuse
than any other man that over occupied
tho executive chair There must be
some good reason for this, governor.
The people Of Texas are too chivalrons,
and the papers too fair aud Just to
abuse Il man without good cause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05
AL OVER DIXIE.

i Pc olH9ge crop Of Leon county. Fla
Is larger than for many years past. ~ %
lho dreuth a. Fhibodaux, La, has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05
LNehnngn nI N..M nrlr.n.

New ORLEANS, Ia, oet, - Special
Sterling - Commercial, 60
/, uays. ';,.........,. ......4 S34@4 s4s{
tFanks commercial, G dlysa 2ii.
New YORK sight Bank. Par
commercial '''........,. $50 Discount
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

TIM GAZETTE again prints Grover
cleyelands "p0rsoual1 letter to Mr.,
Murray. IL ia good roading 4, IL does
Rol endorse Hogg. Hcro 1t IS:
GRNv GAwvs Sept Is, iSal
w Il. Murray ESQ, Co,sio M Tcx.
My Dc,H SIH;--l thanl Auu for your let.
ter OF August ~ and dosn0 10 assure YOU
that appreciate your psrioual friendN.
moss and your 5lal and stcadmsmess In
teo Democratic cause Yours truly
GVON rU CIvyrIANn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

M NStAvAsorA' TEX, oct 4.-Tspecial !
Tho gin oi Rohsrt West "A tfil
county with fifty bales ofeot,on burned
Loss s40OO. No insurance. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

WANTED-Fur Third raA
w cavalry. qblebodiel r ct d s
ter. Headq ar ers Third Ualti Z
nlry. Fort Mcintosh, Tex. >epiH
The speeia reglmeutal recruilni
United Sat $ Uavaly, will tTa|
Worth nto I October |. 1872. toils
ave days Tor the purpose Il 0biA1lI
Tor that regimelL Applieanr i1l
must be between the ngc q u AID X
less tnnn five feet four ircte4 nj
I've feet Oh inches high, wclghtrrl
0 pounds, nnmarri d, OF god "a
habits, and free from dis ase X
viii be enlist d wto cannot hi
verse in English and fully unlF|
and iIstruc. ons glven In thlill1
term ~ service S hve tbi yean
law q sol Ter In his nrst ealls,nE,
Ing sesNed ono year can plr1iial
charge for u 0 with reiutiisi !
pulc aSe prize for every bcptif
III he completes two We rs niall
when he has served hJnui lha
Ter three va 9 he Is eBui.cd %
for three mon hs with pfiilge . 4
~ tie expiration Of the hrinh Al
receive "om TEE gOut q M 4
their p y ratlons, cl0tiMg b dang
aud M -, al d 10 dance, MIGRANTS
Ink whish Will be given W ne N
hcer. here are post selpoli WI
" $50 dCs r. ctu Acquire, IRE q
English education. WheniYtf 8
hunOrahly discharged at The ekpir
enlistment or on account q slfArel
L. NmH u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

LoVnoN Oct -Consols closed at o.
i-l6 for money! for silver, IS 3-i6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

Tho public are cautioned not TO pay
money TO arN othcr persons rep.
ieseuhnS themselves as travelling
ngenB ul tlis paior, as al authority here.
taforo Issued 10 any other person than
those named Is hereby revoked
pEMo,Ht PUntNntSg CoNpANr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

new SonE, Oct. 4--.Special. STOOLS
a Az. bonds closed at the following prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05
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GALVESTON, TEX, Oct =, -lSpecial
Sterling 30 days 81
New York sight n Il1
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

ny yAtf~-IN ApvANcE-PosrAeE PAID.
Daily and Sunday, one year. ...' s's'''...tS 90
Daily and Sunday, six montha.+,... W
rtliy ard sunday. one montn...... fbe
lie SUNDAY GhYE1Tr, ORto 10 pagcsl Tyr 2 %
nc Wcrllv GAZETTE, 10 pages one year 90
Dairy delivered by carrier IN the city and al
towns nnA elites where here are local agents,
10 cents awcok Or O. cents per month