Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03
BIG ENTERPRISE IN VIEW.
nugLpERs. rAns'ERs, FORT WORTH
AND ALL TEXAS INTERESTED.
james sicIsIcr, the Cement Expert
uuiids Cement, Plaster and
Natural Fertilizer Factory.
nuiIding borIoo Feet TO
be Erected.

Mr. James slclsier. the well known
cement and plaster expert and manu-
facturer, has erected temporary build
ing as nucleus and Is now putting
out twenty tons per day OF the finest
cement In the world. II previous sue
ccss Ia an Indicator for the future, the
growth OF the present plant can hardly
Be estfmatcd. AS 1t is. buildings bOxlVV
feet are to be added at once. ana tho
enterprise will be pushed to the utter
most.
make this plaster from the enormous
beds OF gypsum natural to the Pam
handle OF Texas and the material used
here comes from Hardemnn county, IN
that section. He was the leading rae
tor In the growth of the mills ~
ouannh. which were sold for 100000
10 the big Acme company. The factory
at ouanah was run under the nnme OF
the Lone Star Plaster company and
the plant hore viii be run under the
name OF the
Fort worth Plaster Works.
This plaster or cement Ia much hard
err than plaster OF paris and is adapted
for all kinds. including the finest and
most delicate stone and brlck-laylng
work where hard cement IL used and
for holdings and ornamental work Is
the finest cement without exception
that can be produced. A barely super
fetal investigation OF the subject opens
up such great possibilities for the pro-
feet and shows such a saving in cost
and freight to Fort Worth and Texas
people generally that one wonders that
no one has started such an enterprise
here before
Every house or store building that
~ luII In
which cement or plaster 10 used. IN
ornamental work. In divers other ways.
money can now be saved by patroniz-
Ing this home industry started by Mr..
sickler In fnct.
This Cement or Plaster.
can be used to superior advantage and
at Il considerable saving I'm cost wher-
ever such material "a used at all. When
the writer visited the plant a number OF
men were working Tx beavers and the
white product steadily accumulated
which IL to mean such q Godsend TO
all OF Central Texas.
The site
or the buildings could not be better
located than where they are, close TO
the Denver tracks. situated on high
ground. two blocks above tho foot of
East Weatherford street near the rail-
road round shops, A good demand for
the product has already manifested it.
SELF and several Hhrewd buyers have or
dered ahead TO be certain OF being able
10 get the cement when wanted.
Country Merchants
Should write to James Seltler ut once
and make arrangements to handle his
cement and fertilizer, az there Is sure
To be big demand for them as coon
NJ the builders and farmers know TINT
they are OH the market
rhc Fertilizer
IL perhaps of ms much importance ms
the cement. and In less rich states
would be OF far greater value. A man
VINO can ofter good, cheap fertllizing
clement which can relnstnte tho prlmli
tcrtility into worn-out and gterile
soil Is public benefnotor lie IA a
nun VINO makes two blades OF grass
srow where one grew before" ana no
t,ehter service can man render TO
ply N' 10 9'in-
The sniphotc OF Lime,
Ana IN the bost and most succeasruI
fertilizer ever used for all purposes
old worn-out land, 1T and good for
hothlhE, under the effects OF this stltn
ulant becomes rich and whatever ia
grown on II reaches the highest fru.
itlon possible.
u tue farmers realized the wonderful
inetense In crops poaalble where thls
product ia used Mr.. Sioltlor would he
unable TO supply tho demand. Fnrmera
~ ". over the state should Investigate
.i,la auhjeet and write To James sickler
OF fort Worth for particulars In nj.
u,lvll 10 being grand fertilizer tho
Sulphate of lime is the NV
Hest Disinrcctant
river made, and quite number OF Fart
Worth people win doubtless uulize /,
a 40 rnnuer the alleys back OF their redi-
uehees less Objectionable, For stables
and other places this disinfectnnt M
noiutely destroys the noxious AGENT.
arising, which are not only obnoxInns
put dnngorous- The cement viii bs
SOLO NJ the very reasonable prize OF 50
The feri,ipIu H.. up n ioo-pound saclse, and