Fort Worth Weekly Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 39, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 4, 1890 Page: 7 of 12
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THE WEEKLY GAZETTE FOUT WOIITH TEXAS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 4 11
Are on tho JCimrod ns noon as they were STORY OE DANIEL ion of character so eminent In Daniel and dlabonesty and all sorts of wicked- LIST OF LETTERS
Id sight of her und 8oou welshed nnohor many men are ruined for this world and ness
nnd stood out to sea la the meantime ruined for the world to come A great nessnenlel stood on a most unpopular plat-
tlia seamen and crew uud ninny of the many at forty years of uge are not settled form He stood firmly though tbe Retraining in the postotHce at Fort WorthTex
Monday Sept 1 1890 To obtain of
men from Newport wont out in boats and tled In any respect because they have demagogues or tbe day hissed at blm and these letters the apollcant mnst call for any adver-
jmt out the tiro ou tho Uric und as soon Discourse of Dr Talmage in the not been able to make up their mind tried to overthrow him tised letters and sire the date of tbe list Also
as the gunboats came back which was Perhaps they will go West Perhaps Wo must enrry our religion into our all tetters advertised shall bo charged with 1
cent in addition to tho to be
very soon as they only wished lo drive City of Waco Yesterday they will go East Perhaps they will politics But there are a great many accounted for as part of regular the postal postage revenue as
the Nlinrod away all hands set to work not Perhaps they will gd North Per- men who are in favor of taking religion pereectionHO paja US United States postal
to set the vessel off and set her Into the haps they may eo South Perhaps they into national politics who do not see the laws
linrbor and at tb next Uoodtide she will not Perhaps they may make nn Importance of taking it Into city politics LAdlen LUt
Homed and was brought up to the wharf Being Cast Into tlie Lions Den Daniei investment in real estate or In railroads ns though a man were intelligent about Bartlett Barnes Allie Mand Hicks Illckg Mollis Mrs Mollie
The boys who had captured the balls Emerges Therefrom Unharmed Perhaps tbey will not They are like a tbe welfare of his neighborhood and had Bevel M i Alaline Holmes Maggie
lushed them hume with great triumph steamer that should go out of New York no concern about his own borne Benton Elviso Holmes Mrs S P IVevsr cxxitS Qxeeatly Improved
for after they shown to A Beautiful Story harbor for Glasgow nnd the all base Bishop Sadie Hunt Mrs R L
and years were starting Religion would drive out per- Berry Mrs Charley Hill Mrs W It 2
their children and Grandchildren ns wnr next day should change for Havre de sonalities from politics You have a right Bowen Mrs L E Logart Annie
trophies The little boy who had shown Grace and tbe next for Charleston and to discuss mens politics und denounce Hurfojs Annie MIchaslson Caroline
Brooks Mrs Lavina Miller Fannie
such bravery In catching the balls was tbe next tor Boston nnd the next Liver- their political sentiments or receive Burdett Mrs W L Mastian Mrs Sue
eent for a few duys after by Commodore Character Is LIk thn Goldfinch of Tonquln pool These men on the sen of life ever- them as you will but you have no right Blanks Mamie Miller Mrs Anna HIGHARM SINGER
dore Ferry and be asked him if he Jlaenlflcent While Mnnlln Firm but lastingly tacking ship and making no to assail their private character as Is Cass Mrs Mattie E Morris Mrs Ida
Carson Zne col Maurice
would like to be a midshipman and ns loses Its Iesuty laFlicht headway Or they are like a man who done everv autumn That is not carry- Calhonn Fronle Martin Mrs Fay Elvira
he was very anxious to be one as his starts to build a house In tbe Corinthian ing religion into politics Now you can Cunningham Lizzie Martin Mis Austin
family were willluc Commodore Terry style and changes It to Dorio and then always tell without asking in any contest Chapman Mrs A E McOraw Belle
Cozby Mrs J A 3
McBride Mrs Ida
pnvehim an appointment completes it In the Ionic nnd is cursed test what candidate I will vote for It Cole Mrs Annie Norwood Mrs Joseph The finest and bett made machine of the 81nser pattern In the market
He died quite young of yellow fever In Special to the Gazette by nil styles of architecture Is always for the man who is most bnd Cooper Mrs C J ORourke Mrs Maude
some foreign port In after years no Waco TexAus 31 Dr Talmage YOUNG MAX START lUGIIT AND KEEP ON gered and most abused and most spit Cross Mrs Massina Mrs PerkinsLivey
Oangerfield Jans Ionwell Mrs Sarah t
story of oldtime so delighted the children oday delivered the following discourse Have decision of charaoter Character upon nnd most howled at You have a- Drinkard Mrs Perry Mollie
dren of this generation as the story of on the text Then the king commanded ter is like the cold Inch of Tonquln it Is right to contest n mans political senti- Dunham Delia Rediker Mrs D Z
tho hot balls on Xewport beaob and ments have no right for base political Danver nn Kichardson Emma
manded and tbey brought Daniel and magnificent while standlug tlrm but you Evarts Mrs Mollis Itaaley Mrs Laura
for many years a cannon ball lay on loses all Its beauty In flight How much cal purposes to assail bis private moral Ewing Annie Robinson Mrs Mary Only 20 List Price 45
either side of an oldfasbiontd chimney cast htm into tbe den of lions Dauiel character FreemanMrs Ann col Shelton Sadie
decision of character In order that these
just within the jambs and little feet vl 1G My subject also impresses me with the Finn Mrs Terry Smith Mollie
youug men may be Christtansl Their Ferrvll Mrs Joe Tboma Fridolin
pushed them about and little people Darius was king of Babylon and tho old associates mako sarcastic fllugs at fact that lions cannot hurt a good man Faught Mrs Mary Taberu Mrs Ed
wished that they too bad lived in sueti Noman ever got into worse company Gibson Mrs Annie Thomas Mrs Matilda
young man Daniel wasso much a favorite the They go on excursions and they Gamble Julia
delightful times But the whitehaired than Dauiel got into when be was thrown Tileman Dinah
do not Invite them They prophesy that Cautt Mrs Catherine Thomas
Amanda col
old would These are better ite with him that he made him prime into thj ilen morsel that
man say be will give out Tbey wouder If he is What a rare Goodman Mrs John Vanderhoeven Mrs T T
times when we are all at peace minister or secretary of state But no wings Ad he fair young man would huve been for the Griswold Kate Watts Mrs Rebecca
not getting they
passes
And so say we all of us man could gain such a high position with- grimaco and wink and chuckle und say hungry monsters If tbey bud plunged i Goldstein Gardener Mrs Mrs Minnie Waldrnp Watts Mis Minnie RM
out exciting the enry and Jealousy of the There goes a saint at him be could not have climbed into a Graham Jennie Welch Victoria
people There were demagogues In niche beyond the reach of their paw or Hackins Mossit West Francis M
COMPOUND
LARD Oh young man have decision of character
Babylon who so appreciative of the snatch of their tooth They came Hart Mrs Ida Wilkerson Mrs iIary
were acter You can afford iu this matter of Harper Harriett WillsonMrs ER
their own abilities that they were affronted religion to be laughed at Wbnt do you pleased all around about him as a hun- Harris Mel la Woodson Neillo
fronted this ters hounds at the wellknown whistle Harris Callte Wright Fannie
at tho elevation of young
The Lard Bills rassaco In the Ilonss Thursday care for tbe scoffs of these meu who are Harrison Minnie
man Old Babylon wns afraid of young affronted becuuse you will not go to ruin COME BOUNDINO TO HIS TEET
day Causes Some Fxrttrmenton Change Babylon The taller tbe cedar the with them When the grave cracks You neea uot go to Nutuidiu to get Gents Ll r
Its Chancpi In tho Ecnate rnoro apt it is to be riven of the lightning nraong lions You all have had them Adlst James LoudonR W
under their feet and grim
open messen- Akins E E Mendltb David G
ning gers push them into It and eternity after you the lion of Onaucial distress Allen ED Melrose Chas
These demagogues asked the king to down hard the lion of sickness the lion of persecution Andrews Johnnie Mills John
Ere els to the Gazette comes upon their spirit and
made tion You lion of financial Beck Austin Monroe E S
make a decree that anybody that a saw that
Xbw York Aug 29 The passage conscience stings nnd hopeless ruiu lifts Burroughs PE 2 Mattern Chas
petition lo any one except the king with- them up to hurl them down will they panic putting his mouth down to the Butler A M Morrison Ira
yesterday in the house or representatives in thirty duys should be put to death laugb then earth nnd he roared uutil all the banks Brower P Mooney J M
of congress of the lard bill caused aflutter King Darius not euspecling any foul 1 also and all the insurance companies quaked Bright E A Morriss F V
learn from that
my subject men Bolar Sylvester Muir G T
flutter of excitement on the produce exchange play makes that decreo The dema- may take religion into their worldly With his uoitrll ho scattered the ashes on Berling H Myers Kalier
gogues hare accomplished all they want the domestic hearth You have bad Blackshear W P Murrell WH
business Dauiel
Interests had enoughwork to do
change The measuto
provision
because they know that no one enn keep trial utter trial misfortune after mls lientley Ed McDonald J A
to six All the nffairs of
occupy men Bennett A R McCalley Bib
men lard refineries cotton seed oil Daniel from sending petitions before God state were in bis hands questions of tortune lion after Hon and yet they Birker John McKinnie Eddie
pressers nud retail dealers of lard gener- for thirty days finance questions of war of ail huve never hurt you If you put your Baker W A McCalley Robt
ally At the office of the American cotton So tar from being afraid Dnntel goes peace trust iu God and they never will hurt Cronch Ned McAnghan J
International questions were for his set Cook Nickson N
ton oil company it was said that If tho did hurt Dauiel and Henry
on with his supplications three times a tleme t or adjustment lie must have had you They not Clay Eddio Kilos AlmonJ
Mil became a law a sovere blow will be day and is found on his housetop mak- they ennnoe hurt you Clements Wm blind Nelson Dare
dealt to Southern farmers for tbey rely ing prayer He is caught in tbe act lie a correspondence vast beyoud all com- The Persians used to think that spring Chapman JohnH Osborne John R
putation There was not a man in all Cheiry U C ONeill John
largely upon seed for their profit is coudemned to be devoured by the tbe earth who had mo rn to do than Dan- rain fulling iuto senshells would turn iu Carr W T Perkins Morgan
ilnnters who produce 10000 lions Rough oxenutkners of the law iel tbe of state and to pearls aud I have to tell you that the Caruthers Ebinezer Peitigrew G J
tmles of cotton gets from that seize him nud hnsten him to tbe cavern secretary yet we tears of sorrow turn Into precious gems Cat JM Page L W
Und him three times a day bowing be- Dunham JW Post U O
iotton > 00 tons of seed which I hear the growl of the wild beasts and fore God In prayer There are men in when they drop Into Gods bottle You DouglLii Thomas Patrick J U
would bo worth from 4000 to S500P I see them who have hundredth need be afraid of nothing puttiug your Dowdy John C Patterson L J
our day not a
Imaieuso quantities of cotton seed oil PAWING THE DUST part trust in Gnd Even death that monster Dahonty E L Hon Pnrcell P R
of Daniels engagements who say they Devlin TE P imone Wilson W
nre used in the manufacture of com
ster lion whose den is the worlds
and as tbey put their mouths to the are too busv to be religious They have sepul Deitz E Uuinn Robt
iuud lard and if farmers ure deprived chre and who his down amid Ben Richardson B G
ground the solid earth quakes with their un idea somehow that religion will spoil puts paw Dougherty
< > r that outlet they would have to find thousands of millions of the dead cannot Daniels Ciarley E RyanM
bellowing I sen their eyes roll and I their occupation that it will
some other market It is asserted that orldly Dalton J Q Hod e s A
almost hear tho fiery eyeballs snap iu the trip the nccountants pen or dull the not affright you Edging or Chas Rodgers P Kary
only about 20 per cent of bogs fat goes durkuess These monsters approach confuse tbe When in olden times a man was to get ElsberyZ V Richardson tVilllam II
carpenters saw or lawyers
into the manufacture of tbe compound the honors of knighthood he was compelled Embry A it IticharJson S H
Daniel Tbey have an appetite keen brief or disarrange the merchants Melds Michael Feeder Elbert T
of the
lurd CO cent compouud being
per pelled armed before
with hunger With oue stroke of their store sbelt to go fully the night Fi6her Geo W Kea Will
cotton beed oil and 20 per cent tullow or one snatch of their teeth thoy think is among tbe tombs of the dead carrying a Ford W F Redford William
roliglon
paw Tbey impertinent
inemles of the bill say tbe bill will nut Frank Peter Rolen Otho
sort of and when the day broke he
pass tho senate and if it does they will may leave him dead at the bottom of the They would like to have It very well spear Fudge E II Roach John fireman
woulu forth und amid tbe sound of
cavern Hut what a strange welcome seated beside them in church on thu come Greene J F Stewart Robt F 3
in
t st its embracing
constitutionality cornet uud great parade he would get Gordan R D Sorratt Sam
Daniel receives from these hungry monsters Sabbath to Und the plnce iu the psalm
the scope of their contest the constitu- the honors of knighthood And so it will Gilte t J W Sai d rs W J 2
tional right of Speaker Heed to count a i sters They fawu around him they lick book or to uudge them awake when Gibton Iven Shaw Thomas A
be with the Christian in tbe night before
when the bill bin hand they bury his feet in their long they get sleepv under the didactic discourse Garden Newton Simonton R D
luorum present wus j heaven as fully armed with spear Hasty T P Smoot JH
rnuue That night he has calm sleep course or they would tike to leave it iu
passed j and helmet of salvation he Hutchins Oscar Snyrtir Charlie W
I with his head pillowed on tbe warm the pew on Sabbath evening as they go Hurt Albert Smith T B
j necks of the turned lions out closing the door saying Goodnight will wait and watch through Howe Arthur Smith John H
CEMKAL AMERICAS PEACE
the darkness until the morning dawns Holt William James
But not so well does Darius the king night religion Sprigs
lie loves Daniel and bates the and then he will take tho honors of Hobbs Ben Sbultz William
sleep John A Tom
I ill de hack next Sunday Hopple Spencer
heaven amid that throng with
great
How it wns ISrought About calvpilor will Im stratagem by which he has been con Higdon Lee Savinie John
But to hare religion go right along snowy robes streaming over seas of sapphire Hicclin Tbos H Scbinid Wilhelm
1 demued AH night long the klug walks With each of these machines we famish one Burner one Tucker one set nemmers one Foot
mpdliuil Hrctn New rresldnt them all Hendricks A L Tillman James S
the lloor lie cunuot sleep At the by through lite to hure religion phire Hcmmer one Screw Driver one Wrench one Oil Can and Oil one Gauge one Gauge Thumbscrew
Harris IshamG Jr Townsend
Lt lmGitrin Aug 29 On the 25th least sound he starts and his Mesh creeps ligion looking over their shoulder when > Hargrove O L Townes Cobb RA screw one extra ThroatPlate one extra CheckSpring one paper Needier six Bobbins and on
Infraction
Book These articles all included in the named
are price
in t members of the dlplomatio corps with horror He is impatient for the they are making a bargain to have re- A Cook Book Free Hardgrove Wm H Thompson TT
ligion tnke bag of dishonest gold H ncock Mr VanSlyke J O
I of the At the first up a To subscriber of the weekly Gazette
composed of plenipotentiaries from the dawuiug morning and It every Hanson M S Veitig J F
streak of the daylight Darius hastens shake and sny Ha hn where zette who sends us 125 in cash we will Jones J R t Williams James
sister republics of Costa Rica Nicaragua did you get thut They think that Johnscn Frank W 1 lis M
send the and
forth to see the fate of Daniel The weekly Gazette one year
is impertinent religion would Jones ± tevJ H Weeks R L Every Machine warranted for five Cash must
cud the foreign ministers resident heavy palace doors open and clung shut an They the Household Cook Book 315 pages years accompany
Jones Willie Wall Louis
oi iiintemalu arrived at Acujutla to con the of like to have a religion to help them when bound In cloth Iu orders Purchaser I
long before people the city waken ordering paper Jmjs Add Wooley J W pany pays freight
fir with President Ezeta touching the i Durius goes to the den of lions he looks they are sick and when the shadow ol please mention this offer Bend SI25 Joues G Wiliama WJ
proposals of penceand an understanding in AH is silent His heart stops He death comes over them tbey would like aud uddress The Gazette Ingle C C AM Hams Master J II
was ultimately urrived at when j rerU timt the very worst has happened to have religion as a sort of nightkey Fort Worth Tex Kays Keller Merton Fay J Weaver Vatta Henry C A 1
i < wus agreed that the au- but gathering all his strength he shouts with which to open tbe door of heaven Kerns Dennis Weir F W
tonomy and independonoe of but religion under other circumstances Kapp Hugo Waller B F
through the rifts of the rock O Dnn FOR MARRIED FOLKS
Salvador be respected In this they take to be an impertinence Now KInzeyB Waller Sidney
sense iel is the God whom thou servest coutin Xocona Tbx April 13 ISto Louis Frank Waller John
Gen Kzeta signed and rati Bed the ually able to deliver thee Tnere my irlends religion never robbed a man To the Gazette LaMarre Chas Williams Johnnie Secure this 4500 Machine anil
agreement which hud been presented to of a dollar Other things being equal a Larfcli Augustus Young Edmond
i comes rolling up from the deep darkness Drar Sirs Received the Encyclopedia
will build better wall cabinet Llpert H ZinnG W
and accepted by Guatemala Hostilltes I u voice which says O king live for mason a a all right The book is ail that is claimed Lunn George Ziitz K
Iin v entirely reused and preparations are I God has his net maker will make a better chair a for Lynch J H Zorns Wm K
ever My sent angel to it I only wish that I had have got i
being made to disband the armies shut tbe lions mouth thut they have not plumber will muse a better pipe a lawyer one ten years ago when I was llrst mar- Logan W J The Gazette One Year 2125
on the frontir Juatmnla Honduras I hurt me yer will make a better ploa a merchant ried I would recommend them to any Foreign Weekly Only
nud Sun Salvador are jubilant nt the sue j will sell a better bill of goods Rlorden Charhs
Then Daniel Is brought out from the young couple they are brimful of good
essful Usue of the conference uud I say other things being equal Of 3IlRcellnnpons
hope
den The demagogues are burled into adyiue and instruction Please accept
lVt is ended und course when religion 87 between Jones and Hamlet East
war Hint terms of peace I gives a man a now
it and no soouer hnvo they struck the my thanks Yours F B Stump Calhonn streets Stolen list
K ill non be mljiisted to tho satisfaction heart it does not propose to give him n
bottom of the den than their tlesh was Tbe McDonald BrosBelle AH that is is that the tho Machine shall
necessary ordering bo sab
head person ft
tmtli to intellectunlize hlra
republics new
oi i or or to Belle 11 Bckchill P M
rent and their boues cracked und their crilerto tho Gazette Send
CONSTITUTIONAL KiiVlSIOS Weekly subscriptions and Mone to
Im or Mixico Aug 29 Ceronimo of change a mans condition when bis ordinary
blood squirted through the rifts the
IiU Sulrudornu ugcut was usked j rock and ns the lions make the rock nary state is an overthrow of tbe philo- To every mail tubtcriber of the Wetkly Qatetl
nl > out the peace protocol He says he sophical theory that a total vacuum Is ice trill lend the Improved Hig Arm Sewing Ma-
tremble with their roar they announce S > ralboon Fresldent of the Mississippi chine and one for fat o
tins no news but claims that neither Dr impossible but thu more letters vou have pape year
j thut whlle GoJ will defend GAZETTE
t0 Fort
n acei Worth Tex
Convention Now sitttn at Jackson
Wuhi Drst vicepresident nor Barilla to write tbe mors burdens you have to
Ui3 peouie h wny of
second vicepresident can tnke tho carry the more miles you have to travel S S Calboon president of tbe Mississippi CHOP KKFOUTS
TUB UNGODLY SHALL PERISH
oresuletulnl chair us both have been Learn lirst from itilt subject that the the more burdens you have to lift the sissippi constitutional convention whose
t < lured traitors to Salvador for haviug more engagements you have to meet the SAMPLE MACHINE AT GAZETTE BUSINES3 OrFICH
greatest crime that you can commit in proceedings especially in the matter of Tbe General Condition of Wheat Corn and
< lw with GuHtnmntu and tho assembly more disputes you bavo to settle tbe
is orlme
the of the of
wil hate to order au Immediate electiou eyes many success more opportunity you have of being a restricting tbe suffrage Is attraoting Cotton Tbronzbont tbe Conntry
What had Dauiel done that be should be
of prfs dent He claims that the calling Hung to the lions He got to be prime Christian such widespread publio iuterest was Washington Aug SO The ilgna
of tbe Itgtslntive assembly wns provided If you have a thousand Irons In the born in furnishes tbe
minister They could not forgive hlra Brandenburg Ky January 2 service following weatber
i < r m Ezeta s decreo of Juno Ure you hare a thousand more opportunities
and behold in that touch 1838 and early removed with his
for thnt a or parents nna bulletin for the week ending
crop
of which ho showed the press nities of serving God than if you hud only to Canton Miss In 1854 be learned
untauctllled human nature as seen in all telegraphy WHAT MR FATHEREE THINKS
orre pondeut a copy in the official one iron in tbe tire Who so busy as and August 30 Tbe weather during the pas1
world So egraphy was an for the
ages uf tbe long1 as you are operator Fate Tar March61890
ietie rhich says the provisional irov pinched lu poverty so long as you are Christ And yet who a millionth part as Western Union on the completion of tho week in tbe wheat and corn region of the Gaictte Fort Worth Tex
onuuent shnll remain holy Tho busiest the best The HighArm Sioger sewing machine I bonghtof yon is as good as any K0 Machine I would
only in power until men men
the gauntlet between landlord first line between Louisville and central valleys and Northwest has been
running
til not tako twice what it cost and ri k geltin another as good of any other kind It does as good
iitupo Is restored nud then the All the converted In
legis and taxgatherer so long ns you Uud it persons Scripture New Orleans Meautime he generally favorable and the condition work as any of the highpriced machines Yoa can recommend L Yoa can uao my nime if you
oc assembly existing before Meueu hurd work to educate your children were busy at the time of their being con- was reading law aud obtained of all has been Improved Tbe wish Truly yours F M and E J Fathbbsh
< lez s death shall be convoked for verted Matthew attending to his crops
nn ex custom WHAT MR MARTIN THINKS
who will
there are people say Poor
of wheat was Interrupted in
harvesting
fa < nl session for the election tom house duties
the
uary of a Prodigal Son feeding FoaxWoBTnTEX
man I am sorry for blm he ought to April 11830
and North Dakota rain
i rtideut ing swine Minnesota by Fort Worth Gazette
by the people which will be Lydia selling purple Simon
uoue immediately succeed poor man Peter hauling in the net from the Tli6 corn crop has generally improved We received your Premium sewing machine several days ago havo tried it and like it splen
But after awhile the tldo turns in your sea although the weather was too cool for didly would not be without it for twice the cost Respectfully J D and O C Maetix
IIKWHITIONIST Saul his Damascus
horse toward
RKNEHAI KILLED spurring
fnvor That was a profitable investment growth Iowa reports WHAT MR H1BBETS THINKS
rapid corn
mm XlnxicoAug 29 A dispatch cus going down on bis law business
made You bought at just the WASHBCBK AKM9TOKO
COCHTT
you JUEO 21 1830
and as improving ana
potatoes
fr
< ru > t Jose De Guatemala Busy busy Daniel with all the affairs
says every right time Fortune becomes good To the Democrat Publiihinir Company
ti iig was prepared this morning to enp of state weighing down upon his soul better crops than was expected Gemts The HighArm Singer sewing machine which I bought from you sometime since was
nre the revolutionist General Martin humored and smiles upon you Now ypti and yet three times a day a month ago but two or three received all riyht My wife or soras of my daughters have been using it almost daily since who
ia rundn board are being In some department success- weeks of favorable weather will be are well pleased with it and say it Is quite equal to all The Gazette claims for it Yours truly
on a passing ful your succets chills some one Those worshiping the god of heaven the J H HlBBBTS
Vmertcau steamer The port captain necessary to place corn crop out WHAT MR GEOGHEGAN THINKS
liiiinleil the men who used to sympathize with you Again I learn from this subject that of danger From Kansas eastward to Farwell Park Dallaji Coovtt
steamer and demanded Tkx May 81330
surrcuderof Uarruuda from stand along the street and tbey scowl at a man may take religion into his politics Ohio and Kentucky the corn crop is much To the Editor of the Fort Worth Gaiette
1 Copt you from under the rim of their hats Daniel bad all tbe affairs of state on improved Missouri reports prospects of Deae Sib I have this day received from the June Manufacturing Company Belvidera Hi
s who
answered that be would de the Prize sewing machine and must say that it as handsome aa it is useful
You have more money or more influence hand a article Thanking
Christian He could
yet a not
and in
Iver him up nud Invited them to ac au average crop Kentucky corn yoK lor your attention to this matter I am dear sir your respectfutly Biczabo Gbooheoax
than tbey have and you ought to be have kept bis elevated position unless he and tobacco were greatly improved with
compaoy him to llnrruudas cabin MRS SULLIVAN
As WHAT
THINKS
scowled at from under tbe rim of their had been
a thorough politician and yet of better than
sistuut chief of police Cai prospeot crop wua ex CmiitcoTHE Tax
Cupt Aug 22 1SW
dTon und liata You catch a word or two as jou all tbe trusts of the officials and all the expected Editor Gazette
three oflicers went with
tho passed by them Stuck up says danger of disgrace did not make him In the West Gulf states the weather I received your HighArm sewinc machine all O K have tried It thoroughly and will say
captain and there Maj Forlello one Got It dishonestly says nn yield one lota of his hightoned religious has been favorable for frankly that I am well pleased with it I have used several different machines but think it the best
generally cotton
translated to Uarruuda that I recommend it to Respectfully
the captain Will burst can safely anyone Mas C J 8DixrvAt
hail decided otber soon soys a third principle He stood before that age he Tbe crop is opening well in Arkansas and
to deliver him
Har
rumlu answered up Every stone in your new house Is laid on stands before all ages a specimen of a picking has progressed rapidly in Texas WHAT MR MANGUM THINKS
by Hre
opening from n tber hearts Your horses boots went Christian politician Some P ° ECnI U T Ao91890
caused
to tbe
forufour Colts revolver on the port damage was cotton Publisher Gazette Fort Worth Tex
captain und his party These answered over their nerves So there havo been in our day und in crop in Mississippi Louisiana and Your HighArm sewing machin e is a splendid one I have sold many kinds of tewing machines
the ire and Barrunda fell riddled with EVERY ITEM OF YOUR SUCCESS the days of our fathers men as emiuent Tennessee by recent heavy rain and in- and I find noce better than your HighArm I can cheerfully recommend it to anyone in netd of a
bullets Tbe has been to them an item of dlscomUture iu the service of God as they have been jury from the boll worm is reported machine Yours truly B Y M anodm P M
body taken to tho
was port WHAT MR WOOTEN
cupiura and despair Just as soon ns in any respect eminent iu the service of the state Such from portious of Mississippi and Louisiana THINKS
ofUce
spect you rise above your fellows if you was Benjamin P Butler license to practice before be wns elsbteen La Lcz N M Aug 13 ISM
attorneygen All
ana crops were reported improved Gazette In answer to yours concerning the sewing machine we are well pleased with it and
ritAlKlIS FIKES are more virtuous if you are more wise eral of New York In the time ot your years old To support himself while from Alabama eastward to North Caro- It gives satisfaction and rum v ry light we think It ia at good as warranted to bj and would say
if you are more tullueutial you cast a fathers Such was John MoLean of waltlnp for clients be taught school a few lina and South Carolina and cotton It Has given satisfaction in every respect we feel under obligations to The Gazette Yours truly
shadow on the prospect of others Tbe Ohio Such was George Brlggs of months and then became editor of tbe picking is progressing rapidly WHAT MR MARABLE THINKS B P Wootes
road to bouor und success Is within reach Massachusetts Such was Theodore Yazoo Democrat at Yazoo City Atfss
Pilot Point
Hundrrd 0r lhnu an of Acres AlO tb of the enemys guns Jealousy says Frellnghuysen of New Jersey Men in 1857 and ot the States Rights Democrat Tht original Webster Unabridged Dictionary To tho Democrat Publishing Company Fort Worth Tex t Tex Aug 101830
Mttld lt ourl Hlver Devastated Stay down or Ill knock you down faithful to the state at the same time crat at Helena Ark in 1839 in I860 Gents The HighArm Singer sewing machine we bought of yon last May Is Jnit staply splen
Minneapolis I do not like you said the snowtlake faithful to God he entered upon the practice of hit profession ary and the Weekly Gazette for one year did wedont wrnt any better one and will say ttfs tar superior to what wa expected to get and
Minn Aug 30 A can honestly say it is worth > gTeat deal mora money than you ask for them and we also think
Dickinson N to the snowbird Why dont you like It is absurd to expect that men who fession at Canton Miss In March 18G1 only 400 Dictionary shipped prepaid with proper care will last more than five years as you claim Yours respectfully
D special Says Wide me said the snowbird Oh said have been immersed Sn polltical wicked- be was mustered into tbe Confederate o express office nearest the subscriber M M and C Marabuu
enreud und destructive prairie Ores rav- the stiowfluke you are going up and I ness for thirty or forty years shall come army as a private and served through WHAT MR KRAUSE THINKSPoet
aged hundreds of thousand of acres am coining down Young merchants to reformation aud our hope Is In tbe tbe whole struggle in the army of Ten- FOB MARRIED FOLKS Poet Wobts Aug 71S30
nlotig the Little Missouri river two or young lawyers young doctors young young men who are coming un that they nessee being lieutenantoolonol at the Nocosa Tex April IS IS33 Fort Worth Gazette
Deab Sib Tour High Arm Singer sewing machine arrived in good condition It is to all
three To the Gtiette equal
duys ngn about iifty miles from the ineihantcs artists farmers have renewal of Just after the
young young patnotlo principle and Christian peace war its claims It does a good work runs easy and worth twice the money Respectfully
nialii line of tho Northern 1acino road mers at certain times there were those principle side by glde when tbey come to be was elected and reelected dis rlct at- Dear Sms Received the Encyclopedia A EeacsbT
The great range of tbe H T cattle company to sympathize with yon but now that tbe ballotbox and cast their Drst vote torney In 1876 be was appointed cir- all right The book Is all that is claimed WHAT MR MCMILLAN THINKS
pany wus swept clear Th Ure was putout you ure becoming master of your partic- nnd that they swear alleglanoe to the cuit judge was reappointed in 1882 and for it I only wish that I bad have got Bowie Tex Auz 81890
out by means of horses which were ular occupation or profession how is it government of heaven as well as to the resigned to engage lu tbe practice of bis one ten years ago when I was first mar- The Fort Worth Gazette Fort Worth Tex
killed for the purpose using them as now young lawyers young doctors government of the United States We profession and has been so engaged ever ried I would recommend them to any Gblsts Mv wife after having tried your High Arm sewingznachlne thoroughly says that it gives
drags to extluguish the tiumes The youug artists voung farmers how Is It would have Buuker Hill mean lets to them since young couple tbey are brimful ot good entire satisfaction and is well worth the price we paid for It Yours very respectfully X P UcUruAX
norses were split up the baok and the now The greatest crime that you can than Calvary and Lexington mean less advice and instruction Please nooopt WHAT DR RILEY THINKS
earcaeses dragged over tbe country by commit is the crime of success to them than Bethlehem A Cook Book Free my thanks Tours F B Stump Moustaxh Spbixcs Tzx Aur 91SS0
jong ropes Twelve hundred head of Again My subject Impresses me with But because there are bad men around To every subscriber of tbe Weekly G a Editors Weekly Gazette Fort Worth Tex
uorses were stampeded to the four the value of decision of character In any tbe ballotbox is no reason why Christian in GscrrLEiin It affords me great pleasure to statu that the improved High Arm Singer Sewing
wiuds zette who sends us SI25 cash we wil WANTED FEMALE AGENTS machine I purchased of you some month since gives entire satisfaction I would bava written
department Daniel knew that if ho tian men should retreat from tbe arena end tbe Weekly Gazette one year and soouer but desired to test it thoroughly before doing so It Is everything in tbe world yon claim
The continued bis adherence to the religion The last time you ought to give up your tbe Household Cook Hook 315 pages Wanted Ladles to canvass in their for It and equal in every reipect to the same machine sold ia Gainesville tor S5 and til It appears
original Webstar Unabridged Diction of the Lord he would be burled to the child or forsake your child is when It is strange to ma that peopla will continue to purchase those highpriced machines these hard tinea
bound in cloth In ordering paper own towns and counties Nice employ- when such an excellent one can be bought of you for JJ3 Yoa are at liberty to publish thia in
Zi only t W00 iAc VeeklJ Gazette for one year lions but havlrig set bis compass well surrounded by a company ot Chootaws please mention this offer Send Si25 ment Liberal commissions Recom- dorsement of mine If you desire Yours truly Jobs C Rilst M D
io Dictionary shipped prepaid he sailed right on and the last time tp surrender tbe ballot and address The Gazette mendation required Address M L
express office ntarat the subscriber For thu lack of that element of decis Vox la when it is surrounded by impurity
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