Daily Democrat. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 111, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1881

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... of Commerce ou Railroads. At a meeting ot the chamber of commerce last Thursda.v (i he 7th) the report... railroads are no exception.. We have no objections to all railroads in the United Slates being consolidated... comfortable dwelling and tenant houses on the place. Good water and young orchard. chard. titf Apply... AND CONNKCTIONL, The only Line running through the Central and best portions ol' tiie Stacc of Texas. Passenger... of the Houston & Texas Central Ry. tor Corsicana, Alexia. Bremand, Waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hempstead, Brenham

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... not be as profitably employed in xh< prisons as on faints and railroads, and, as it is declared to be a qnes tion... by the specnl »* t!ng cro wd. He no w cont roIs a uaif dozen railroads, and will probably add a few more

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... stories are merely told to place the narrator in the light of a hero and a brave adventurer before'.his... sterling a horse than killing a man. Not long ago I was at Weather f >i d, in north central Texas... considered rather an ’ , J obscure and insignificant place, it isn’t I son» onc °* Aibia. I >wa. May 26... the place, cor. Main and Weatherford streets. 3 10-lm N,i waste uo loss, always lea y or use a'low tieel.v

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... morning. “Have you got your license?’1 Yes, about $5 00 worth. A big May-day pic-nic, will take place... at Ripon, Cal., stating chat he, Mr. Woody, had lately seen a dis natch from this place that his brother

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