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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-05-26
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

2. Tho unucs o. parties voted Tor, whoth
er 90 representatives, or obaperonos, aud tho
numbor OF votes cast for them must bd
written on the envelope or wrapper
B Write all tho names and residences on
the uppormuat coupon iuc0sed mud alao
write all tho nnmOs and number % tho
yotfs inu.naod on the envelope or wrapper.
4, a lotter must accompany nll votes
whether for young ladics or chaperona
and huch lctior must Hlvetho natner and
residence Of candidates voted Tor and tho
aumbgr u voios cast
D Tho votes 10 any cnynlopn must all ba
Tor the same parties the votes VIII DO
thrown out II linked, - /, q. ono vote for
ono candidate, dvo v0tns for mother oandle
date and 40 Oh 10 tho sAmo envelope,
O. Only ono vote for nny ono candidate
can DO voted on one coupon.
Z, No vote win bo recorded whero tho
rulns arc not observed, but such vote will
DO hold subject 10 tho order % tho voter
onsrityE-W rito the namos and number
Of votes on Tho envelope or Wrapper, aud
write the nainpa and residence both on tho
uppormost coupon, and on tho leticr 10 DO
printed, and send votes for representatives
and chapcrons In separate inoiosuros.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

a ralr aud Ample Notlosio Az voter. In
Tho CoW~at

a Fair aud Ample NOTICE 10 Az Waters In
thh Contrast
Tho ruls established no ry slnpl,
Nd ell cit mi tIfy ar niAd o TIE
y otvc lon and Aaiihfi @ ~ ,pnt stunts
a. val hs for the on oni lntc - TnE GA.
lEfr'h contest adlio.
The necessity Tor those lies m ugf be 40.
"a rnt ioau who coz idir u graAt AID
81 wing umi Of Q nd intaa Rii he al.
most unlimited nuintrr Of CONSULTATION
votes hocgnse seven are voted 10.
Tnn GAEETrH desires and tho interests NJ
Contestants dimnud that tho record b.
torroHly kept AID promptly announced
ench duy
That ihis may b. coio THH g4zrTrrE
NUT annaunos that a votes viii b. laid
aside subject to wishes OF The voter whore
the rules for voting have not boon Oh
served.
The ruioh ARCS
l. Votes Tor young lady representatives
and those Tor ohaperons must DO sent In
separate envelopes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01
':'0BSERVE THESE RULES!.::.

TEXAS rcprosepteiiyes and chnperonos arc
10 be ca4t upon tho coupon printed In Tnr
gAvVrrp under certain rules which have
been adopted 10 simplify and facilitate tho
keeping Of the record as foll0ws;
Az ballots must pc cast upon mo blanka
which WIZ Do printed ioi tnu convenience
VI 'Vvu's - ,,
llach hallot must alate the residence OF
'"'
No ballot for chapprOnel will DO received
and counted where the couple voted for are
personally unknown to the management OF
1uE GAzEril, uncss satisfactory tostlmo-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01
The Coupons They Come Roll
ing in and Will Soon Decide,
who Shall be the Elected Representatives
of Texas at the Worlds Fair
Dedication?

produced on distinguished people by
Niagara may be Of interest.
Harriet Martineau said. There is
nothlng like patient watching and
waiting in place like this, The gazer
who sits for hours is sure to be re.
warded. It Is surprising what secrets
Of the thunder cavern we're disclosed to
me during days OF still watching, dis
closed by pun Of wind clearing the
spray FOR an instant, or by the llghtost
touch OF sunbeam.
James Fennimore Cooper said: We
felt ourselves attracted by the surpass-
ing loyeliness OF the Niagara The
gulf below was more imposing than we
had expected to see it, but it was
Italian in hue and softness, amid its
wildness and grandeur, Not drop Of
the water that Tell down that preoipice
inspired terror, ioreverything appeared
TO us to be filled with attraction and
love.
No,hari.l uaw,horre satd. r,hr.w
,nyself an tbo narth tee,ing ,hot I ,sa.
,n,,or,h,, 70 iooI, a. tna onsat t,ts
crodraily oo,nato l,roy,
,r,, o,,,r to.iings ,hat Niarao,, IL ,,dooI
th, ,no,.i.,,- -, 49, ,ro,.,a I'M 40, a.
ias. ,.onaanr,i l,,oo,,sa ,i,naana ,1,o,o1,,
-, 1,a o,a,,la,od q, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- .
CAPTAIN Marryat said; III through
these the Deity speaks to man; vet
what can insnire mora awe OF Him.
more reverence and more love, than
the contemplation Of thy falling waters.
greot NIAGARA
e.,-,. A.. &C.,. ..,,,,u. ., ~.
-. H. r.. ~, .,,,.l H. A,,,,.
Wv Nh e,a t,i,,tn Aa,a,a go.
.,t1r,oaa,'an ~, a T,na ,h, Ta1o rosts
an, i,. VI, ,aoa1o,. 49,, ~
S @lsl n,3 4,l',,,,o, a,,a,.,,,.n rail
I ~, ', ,,, H,, st,n r,nro rnarveions
- ll'S 80 ,,s,1' 80. '' ~. ,'a,' oa,ain ,rIth
;,.,asi.,,,,Ie fasoination Mi in fronl
~, ,,,,,.,,,,.,,i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

Nolap WIN vote FOR both young ladies
and chanerones must wriio separate notaa
announcing such votes and lucloso voiea
Tor Texas representatives aud for chapcr-
ones Ia separate envelopes
Write on the envelope tho names Of each
oanliqMe voted for and state tho num1or
TO ballot viii he reoelved or counted
aiter October !, next, as tho polls win close
heptemlet 10 IN order 10 give tho auccosa
tho trip.
Az ballots aud communications rotating
70 ~ GA4ET1E's Chiuaeo excursion must
DO addressed 10 the
uAsHrrE'A ExPonrioN DErAnfNnSr,
Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is TAKEN il Is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn eilec,ually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ae-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the mos,
healthy Al a agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand viii pro
cure ii promptly for any one who
wishes to try Il. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP co.
SAs FRANCISCO. OAt.
LOUISVILLE, Sk GER f0Rk. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

widdersr a, explained 70 him after You
can't mako noihin Oh ant Pliuey, she's hld
ios o. hon for one Of u0r aige, hDracc's
nonssuia has put lfooilapness 10 mi sun
lo'a he'd and hos gon0 u nite mc0tln, he'il be
tyin 70 wal& homo with sun GOODIES u
Imagination aomc u thess Mites iiorsee
wants the room 10 his self aud ant pilnfy.
70 10 asl me u had any ritou W do. told
him no, no sed be wool gifa me q bundle Of
cowpons u wantel 10 rite. and needn't mem
ton hia nalm lie giv mo tilousan ADD /
vote en- al al ones Tor MIR. and Mrs More.
h0ug 10 enaperQu NJ Columbus Exposition
Of the world. ! am ahons 20 get plenty of
cespohs while no zee stsys tho he sez hos
goln hume avery 1af, as long as ant piiney
Philindy stays horace viii siey and thlnk
ide b safs ~ sAyin ylcy yersy.A
LxcL1 BIZ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

ruROKS ~ IIbNbNh = 49, ~
Minnie Barus, Alvarado, recorded
r,sbould have been 1884.
d, Wheatley, Amarillo, recorded
n;o should have been llsO.
Maud Tlsdale, Plainview, recorded
n should have been 81.
M name OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
u,rshous. Fort Worth, should have
,sosared at the head Of the chaperon
N as leaders for the day in Tuesdays
,..ue. they having more votes yester-
Ia, than any other Fort Worth candi-
I dsies for chaperons.
On Augt,-r q Miss Kate Bass Of Ter
N received 1000 votes from Weather
|mi which were not credited TO her
,soant in the totals OF Sunday. The
/ mO votes have now been credited to
" and have been added to her total Of
as morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

FoRT WORM TEX, Aug. 81.
Please find enclosed II votes each for
Misses Maude Evans and Daisy Clark, both
of Fort Worth, Tex.
Why Is u that Fort Worth takes no more
interest in voting for Miss Evansi She is a
good Christian girl nnd V entitled TO the os-
teen and help Of our citizens. Her grand
pa Constant DodsOn, came here when II
was afrontier fort used his means aud en-.
orgles TO make Fort Worth the county seat
and TO upbuild the county. For PROOF no.
fer you to Col J. =. Smith, Joe Terrell and
all tho Old pioneer citizens Of this city. Her
father died when she was q little child.
Come and help her; she deserves IL. Miss
Daisy is o sweet, pretty girl, worthy Of the
votes OF all. Respectfully,
Ms $. A. pRATuER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

FoRr WoRru Tx, AUG, 81, 1872.
Pleas place the enclosed siXty-hvo (6Sl
votes TO the credit of MIR and Mrs. Il, II.
Carter Of this city | wish Tommie would
vote for them We was all very sad when
his cote KerilumiNed his self. For now We
have to clcane of the back yard ourself
and he was so good to cate all tho tin cans
ard things up He chewed up Tommle's
pants ONE day when thoy was hung on the
line to dry and Tom had TO stay In bed til
we could mako him some more, and he wos
10, he wanted 10 rub his head against you
sorter loving like but he was always 10
forsible for me, but we musent think of
these things now they are buried In the
pasL CALAMITY HowLER (lSuee pantsl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

. CONTEST NOTES.
The offer of the piano is TO the young
+ .ay receiving the highest number Of
vsss whether she lives in or outside
4 lFmt Worth.
4 TaE GAzETTE's excursionists TO the
1sisatlon and to Niagara Falls will
an two bad ges-one the Texas badge
ieu up on the suggestion OF Mr..
sin Howard and the other THE GA
HRrTE's badge-designed exclusively
the winners young ladies' and
lsprons) in the contest. There will
!. only fifteen of TIE GAzETTE's
slges, ten for the young ladies', four
the chaprons and one for Mrs.
Walton, THE GA2ETrE's own conduct
iol the party
send 2-cent stamp to Geo. II.
snlels, general passenger agent Of the
,i,E York Central and Hudson River
4ialTad, New York and receive an illus
aifd pamphlet disclosing the beau
q Of that great natural wonder
Bora Falls.
To- GAZETTE is compelled to "close
splls' daily att p. IN. The time
seary to record the ballots and
ala up the record for publication in
ext mornings paper demands this.
4 Al orders from agents as well as
en other parties for coupon papers
r.t be accompanied by the cash.
= Cash with the orders is tho 'only-.ule,
d agents must collect in advance for
lh papers and send the money with
orders.
Myoters and their friends can keep
check on the record as published
PLY. This is why THE GAZETTE re-
aiFes a note or letter to be sent with
votes; these letters are printed and
iaildates can "check up" THE GA
IIEs published record. or course
biographical errors may occur in the
nber Of votes reported in the pub
-, = 49, 81 wv. .nyse nr9 prouip..S
~ The GAZETTE requests all candi-
re and all their supporters to keep
'He pu''isiieu re'oiu'
I'M GAZETTE would not shut OIL the
aallest yotcr, but the interest OF those
loare in the contest themselves de-
'aAds prompt and correct daily re-
T'oi the record. II requires as much
sncal labor to record one vote for sew
candidates as for one thousand, and
g work Of ecording the vote in time
make up the record for publication
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

sazRsAg, TEX. Aug 2sth, 1884
Enclosed please find hfty for credit Of the
following young ladies Minnie Cyrus,
Fort Worth; Katie bass, Terrell; Ethel
DeL0ach, Texarkanai Moilie Chimney, Long
view; Molile Cage. Stephen vile; Minnie
Patton. Mlneolai iiosalie folding. AlYa-
rai1.
What's the matter with this tckoti
They arc al beautiful, accomplished and
reducd Young ladies'. Yours Truly,
HucK FINN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

CRY, Aug so
Here ! am 10 give % votes Tor the polite
aud gunuemanly conductor, ME- Hauuey
and his wife, as ohaperops 10 the ladies
Mi Hanney has a cool and knows Just how
10 act In any accident or emergency He
and Mrs. II are the right onas TO keep the
ladies cheerful and happy Young ladies
rally and vote for Mr.. and Mrs Hannoy.
am sorry could not send votes sooner
MAsCorrE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

HGLlsBoNOi Aug. OF.
Seven votes enclosed for Misses Una
II,-v of sulphur Springs, Tex. and for
Miss Maude Evans OF Fort Worth, Tex,
and call to everyone TO come help us elect
them.
c me, boys, rally ruuni the standard
o ihose two pretty ntile Texas girlst
We need you man 10 anu guard
While the voting Is in whiri
Briue your coupons by tue thousands
Bring them straight alOngi
Queens let us crown Them
OF an this mighty thrunB,
More anon, HENRY MEAhEs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

WmTEsnOROl IEX,i Avg 81 Io1A
Editor Gazette,
We appreciate very much tho votes we
have received in TuE GAzETTG contest and
will say 10 oar friends that sickness IN our
family prevents us from taking any inter
est In the contest, aud We wish our names
withdrawn We sond by this mail 2l3 cou-
pons to Mrs Emma Humphreys We
wish her TO vote them Tor Misses Sadie
langley and Maud Bartlett In com bination
with any Young ladies that she thinks prop.
or. Respectfully,
MIR, and Mis- w. ID. Widen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01
tie Binyon


Dsiiy Leftsr ffsa fafRhtorr
HAZE cousrr, PunoAronT srHIsos, Tax.
Editor Gazette
You never seed the beet IN all your born
dAze. While ant riiney Phpindy Is maxim
sOpe. horace be aeems " b. making love.
he Won't lett Ter tote a bucket Of water 70
put on the ash hopper, aud he wants 10 help
Stir the sopo - keep Il from blien over /
kind o hinted Tx tothor uiio that ole bach
eiers and old mndes orient 10 marry, horace
wanted 70 20 why Mot o. ! seet no was
BEGUN 30 well acquainted with their avn
way they rather preferred Il Ike; of eenrs
I bad no refreAe9 70 unsious. a. BE- va 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

"'hst Thought Of the Great Won.
der OF the world.

ih"nght OF the Great Won
der OF the world.
" Eip provided by THE GAZETTE
n Asara Falls for Texas young ladies
y perons will be one Of rare en-
.ss Every American who can do
n, liia visit this greatest OF zaown
KS TO view which thousands
~. annually from distant lands,
. ing half around the world to see
/ \, .as citizens of the United States
/ - '.ess any day. Every American
,aoaid it before visiting any
- y ana and no traveller from an
M IN sslniry should leave America
~ wonder Of nature has been
~. llA store Of personal expert
'@sihing Of the impressions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

ALyARADo, Aug. 80.
Again present The seven ladies' Of my
choice with Is votes each. They arc
Resale Goiding. Mollie Balm, Fannie Cnap-
pcll Alvarado;. Lula itivest Fort Morthi
Raxie Henderson, Paris; Susie Hgman,
Stephenvine; May Barrett DenisOn.
Only q fBw votes but they will CONT regu.
larry from one who signs. J.JuNPur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

Fonr WORM, Aug. 81, is92
please find enclosed u votes for Mr.. and
Mrs. Mobley, / wish l could send lO.OOl
Their father and NIUE were Ole ltisn9a.
Judge Reagan well remem1e's WuSt N.Y., ,lle
nl,yed Hog and CLARK shines TO perfection
and now nv father, c. Dodsou, stood ~
Eim Judge Reagan; for his sake hop;
MI ma Mrs. Mobley will win. Come ~
good Texans and help send them On WIS
Worlds pleasure trip, for those who st2oa
as pillars 70 the trembling Lone star Nheh
She needed their strength, shoull " -, ~
y,,,,, hsre5 nv those who are reapirg 0eue-
MS Never forset Mis-. NJ, NJ Evans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

TsnEELL, Aug. 30, 1902
Please cast the following l0l coupons for
deserving young ladies Of the Lone Star
state. VIZ. Theo Barnwcll, Gilmer; Mollio
CLANCY. Longview Minnie Cox. Ierrelli
Laura Fender Fort WORTH Matte Binyon
and Josie Vashaik, Fort Worth. "C.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

TWWT " VHIHI 1NV8' - F--T-T7
Enclosed please find "a votes for I he fol-
lowing Young ladies' Misses Blanche
Cowan, oil Handley, Lutte Baker, Of Fort
Worth, and Mollie Cage, Of Stophenvile
The trio are beautiful Young ladies and re.
fleet credit on the Lone star state. Their
little friend. FRAsuE kEpoRr.
P.S. You win hear from me again.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

TEREELL, AUG 20 ls92
Enclosed please hna 100 votes for ne
Eastern star rirl Miss Lula Aionitord, and
IL ANY OF the friends Of this estimate YOUNG
LADY AK Of me. What wilt thol ny ~. on.
swer Is, "Let this BE- done Tor me '-Fo'7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

Paris, TEA, Aug. ~ le'S'
sen5 hereNiih II votes for the young
ladies IA ne dedication, and II the RAILROAD
men and stockmer will stick 70 their elu.
didates. We viii send them 20 represent
Texas. aud could not DO better than eles1
me following. for which ny votes are cav.
Misses Roxie Mcpherson, farisi l-apta
FENDER, Laura Hubbard, Minnie cstI is
Fort Worth; Fannie ChgyPsA, hiEA' 49, ~
~ THDs. @. NASH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

EdltOr bhAeLtc
Please cas-. the enclosed 500 votes for the
following younk ladies aud ohapernns;
Misses Harrison, Groenulle; Young OF
Marshall Chiffon OF Abilene, Campbell Of
Weatherf0rd, Cowan Of Handley, HItchl-
son OF Queen City, Miss White Of Austin
and Mr. and Mrs. Todd as chaperons
PINE TREE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

Editor Gazette
pietse placs tho enclosed q coupons 70 the
toitovlne pretty and bright young ladies'.
Afisses Theo BarnWeil, Ciimer. Willie
Roesrs NJ Vernon, Emma Diehl Manchea-
lar Nils, Manic Chadwick Dallas, IDA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

GRrENtu1E, Aug 90
=, Enclosed ind IS ballots FOR Mr. and Mrs,
Robert. Morehous hope they viii ret
nfst prize aud ch9poron the young ladies
10 the Worlds TAR
Mus. S, SuE MoKrLvr,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

FoEr WoETn TnA., Aug u, fega
Since sent nv lhgt supply Of coupons
SEQ my friends alc 10 tho lead snd thor Al
thorc 70 eiey. Come on with your yosef
Please crodit Mr. and haS, " Il. ZIai4r3
with The enclosed 81 votes. ne arc no&
making for the home plate.
ACoLonHD MAJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

.oor The Eastern star pieaso inciede
u ssis Gene welier, Kate cooper, i1dua
!, l.in. Neiue Estes, Minnie Williamson and
hattie Noble on the 10 coupons.
A. v. rRiESD,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

NTNNNsTNTI TN. NWE. %
Please vote : coupons for Miss Mollio
CLANCY and Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham Of
Longview, They are my favorltas aud /
hope they will oe elected. JAcK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

MtNnRAL wallis Tx, Aug. al. 1894
Credit the enclosed 81 conpslt 70 Ml5am
Minnie Cyrus. Fort Worth. sad Hai8
Cooper, Gsasbury, tHo psctik. neslaafloa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

wheatiey Amarillo, EloIse Porter Bremoud,
Violet Foster, Houston.
Know only two Of the above young ladies'
Thoo and Willie. Thov arc both pretty
and sweet, and take II for granted that
tho balance arc aud shall repeat soon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01
Think Frlsnds WIN Come with 1000
strong.

EAsTLANp, TEX, Aug. 30 1899.
think will have 10 go IN partners with
"Friendn | think he aud VIII send Mr..
and Mrs w. Q. Connelle TO Mr. aud Mrs.
Columbus Exposition for they think great
deal OF Aunt Politics So here goes 100
votes for Eastland's most charming couple.
think 'kriendn will come again with
1000 strong, he's little. but ioud,
FABT QUEEN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

"ItAnroAd Empioyss. sick to Your can
didatesl"
Pans, Aug 2 n iSa2
enclose you herewith 4 votes for Mr.,
and Mrs. W. n Hanney OF Fort Worth as
ehaperous IL the Worlds fair dedicnii9n.
Railroad employees stick 10 your randi-
Gates ana let's scud Mr.. and Mrs. Hunnoy
with the girls 10 G .rescnt Texas as no one
Is more competent to escort thom than they,
Tnos q, NAsn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

p. s.--Ioe has nst got home IN hi eios-.
Is curious what fsals boys VIII be.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01
all UNDER THE GAZETTE,S oHARGE

In addition The outside
Worth GAZETTE will also put charge Of the Texas
M II Walton editor of IME 5AzEIrE. Ladies Demrtment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

SAM, Marshall. Aug. 30 votes
nifty coupons for Misses Fannie q, Nc
Gown, Annie Young Of Marshall Ethel De-
Loauh Mary l.. Martin, Lutte Baker les
50 johnson aud Lizzie Garrett
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

| Friend. Clobnrno, Aug 80, votes thir-
| lonm nnmnnna Tor MIC Em.-n .lnhnann
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-01

A FrlOnd, Holland, Aug so, votos fve
coupons for Misses Torrance Golding and
Chappell; also thirty for Me-, aud Mrs Hay
dan
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-08-06
NJ hero J.?

1t seems that one H. |. Hartman, Of
this place, was given charge Saturday
night of a colored boy named Dorsey,
and while contemplating the size of
his responsibility the darkey slipped
away and flew down an alley. Then
several pistol shots rang out on the
cold, clammy midnight air. The
darkev tricked himself into the belief
thar he had been badly woundedin the
coat tail, and Hartman, who reports
having fired in the air, was up next
day surveying the brick walls # the
lofty JOURNAL office to see where the
bullets went through. But if he aim
ed at the big building he missed it; if
at space. the bullets must have lodged
in the coat-tail All this, too, after a
training school for amateur marksmen
had been in session here for u week.
Where now is Col. Philip Williams
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