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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22
.fxn xvERy FRIDAY, At 1AsrrH
nreo,s COUNTY. INDIANA. ~
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. lis coUslEH BunDiss o.
w,.r SsxrH STRrrr.
r.rrs 81 ADVERTISING.

o,are. 1Olines orless. lweek 81 GO
La7 t.s'seonenfi i'm sertion, 75 cts
r,,~er advertisements at the same
fraction over even square or
.onnted as = square These
|'.-, terms or transient advertise
reasonable deduction will he
.se ~ regular advertisers.
yo,i.es 81 appointment Of admins
s.,aiegaln notices 0 like character
y be paid in advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22
II. IL. SLATER.
Real Estate Az Mt,
IRELAND, IND.

special bargains ~ ofer. He has large
II N. M ft-ra ~ town property inrirdinx fsrm- "a
s-..r, a. ~ SO acres both improved trf IN
-.s. -.nf u prir.s ranging frnm ti' IN ~ ps'
". .'rs.s ~l An Plks. Davls.s aud Dubois counties
~ * Ia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22

STATE OF INDIANA. DUBoIs COUNTY. So
/. Join Grameiepscher, Auditor, ia
aud for esid county, do hereby certify
thst the foregoing is . full and correct
iist OF lands and ioss returned Delinquent
for the non pay ment Of tsxes due there
m. from sh~ owners thereof. for the yeaI
1880. and former yesrs, together viii
The taxes Of the current year. 1891, IN
Guiding penalty snd interest and charged
due thereon, - spPesrs on record 10 nv
Office
IN testimony whereof, ] have hereuntc
set m, hand snd official ses
{Ls at ) .sprr. This lst day Of jan
nary. 1892.
JoHS GhAMELs .AcHER.
Auditor Dubois Co.. Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22

Fisher jos n. b" $3.50. 81 -wre. sec 10
t2. 5. 23 lUO acre. vel 35; taxes due
es cents.
Pickhardt Eliz
no 3-7l. ~ - ne sec - a. rs % acres
VI ~ nv. "A are. ~
vi 300; taxes due 3 IS.
ynnen Simon. no 3s72 p, pt 4 ~.
sec "a y. s. 2 scres; val 10; taxes
due 81 csnts
FERDISASD TOWNSHIP. NO IL.
Hoppenjsns & wilmss. no 4l33. ps =
nv. sc 2e s3'4 75-l00 acre; val 3235 ;
tsxes du. 80 Ol
Hopps.j..s \ q. no %ls6 pt = NJ.
sec % s3'4 rs 100 acre; val ssU; TAX
- due II Al
Ruhksmp E'izs. mo x6s2 se sdd. Fer
iip.nd. In'- "A Is 80 81; vel ITO; tax
- due AZ ~
wiAlmss John. no 1903 R.ck add.
ferdinand. lots = snd g.; vsl 225; tsxes
du. l6 %
Gs.dner los ant DEM. M 49$O Buch-
sr,'- add. jasper, pt lot 8; val 60; tsxes
DUE I'll
Houhsus Bsrhsrs. no 1852. J.sper. y
~ loi 81; v<i 200: taxes stu- 5 81.
McCri.Ius Do,css. no 5O75. McCriIlus'
q sdd. Jasper. lot "a; vel 20; taxes due
43
NcCriIlus N X. no 5076 McCrilius' ~
add. Jasper, lot. 10 and ~; vi l40; tax
e due 462
HUSTISGBURG-
jackson Maria. 40 554s. BIsmksr's
add. Hunting burg. isas 81 snd S.; val
COS; taxes due il17-
BiRDsEYE.
Abel Ashbell w. no 5967 Borden's
adj. Birdseye, lot "a; val 100; taxrs
DUE 4 81.
Bundy John T. M 599l. Birdsese. pt
lots 13 and Ia vi 96O; tsx-s due 81 SO
Brown Jennie + no 1896. Birds-ye.
loss 30 and 81; val 100; taxes due 1 Is
Bn.ds & koerner
no 60O3 ~ VI nv. sec 25. 3. TO-
100 -cres.
:. p, ne ne, sec 26 2r3. 8 scres
Insnsn's add, B'rdseye. pt iot IS
val 2CO: taxes due 2s 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22
TOWNSHIP. 20. 10

Arnotf Ssfronia. no 3512, pt - M
sec 27.t2.r5. ? 50-lO acres; ysI 10
taxes due > ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

ls.rs La, Dec. 14.-Mrs.
\ j.isue., d small grocery keeper,
|.l,i u 1880 in money, and
4 nlel at about $4,000 this
!, NJ recognized NJ. f. Dubue,
(, ,aested h. i. Perrilh. a
IN Of Dubup. is also in jail
rs completely. The woman
IN assaulted her In her room
W containing the valuables.
rn's nputation is bad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

EiFALT,, Dec, 10. Especial. =
;arind Stan Roe were arrested
|Nua lest night by Deputy
, Bnls Starr killed Deputy
EKlmaisw days since, and Roe
|lAM he murder of Jack Col
:. iElalhers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

|rapa No., Dec. 1.-THE first
aaaHla Of five matches be-
k.-i.AlllI0tt Of Kansas City,
Harrisburg, Pa,
w lA einpionship OF the
Y SaaMisace at Exposition
ssasno1 Ind was won by
gyAsaF& Fulford So, Ell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
AN 60 TOO FAST.
..,,., 10 team 10 swindlc Paid
~ leaning.

..,,s 10 team 10 swindlc Paid
\ hs l-sarnirn'
y. I7.-.Early in the pres
~, IN rapers, stating that a
'.E u invest $1,000 could cas-
stirred capitalist, liv-
Ia boulevard, read the
..othe number OF the room
,n' n y block, 1921 Quincy
Thew told him they
~, 10 play faro in such a
Shat that he would re-
:, 500 capital to start on.
4. "a brought out and q
'so1od himself behind Mr..
.Sair and told him where to
,soSrs' instruction Mr.. Me-
..-nsnions proposed that they
we,lipgton hotel, where they
.s"y could find a big game.
.s registered at the Yelling
M name OF C, Wheeler,
y. 10 and was assigned TO a
,he afternoon Of Dec. . Mr..
IN his companion visited
roou. A faro layout was
IA the game was begun.
!. rorth sos each. At the
hours Mr.. Mckinley was out
n money he had with him
n again visited the hotel
and Il only took him three
slater Mr.. Mckinley drew
,he bunk with a deter
nwlp back what he had lost.
Stbo Wellington and during
H.,o1n managed to lose all,
H,aa0lostiu three days. Mr.,
'i,on who had been watching
's,hr some days, notified the
iofcers Murname and Grove
ma on the case. They found
r,sisrlous Mr.. Wheeler had
\ I'M. but arrested A. p. Sey-
n Gorge Sutton, who was iden-
M Mckinley as the man who
tha cards. A search OF SUIT
y disclosed the faro layout
n which had been used to
II Mckinley. The deal box
we're both crooked.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

'@lee Machine for only saa.
(, Try One.
M s Won, Tex, Dec. ., 1892.
/ I'M high Arm Sewing
y h s Al You claim for it. IT'S
si.te,y respect. Ny wife IS
lisssa y. Il Is neat and well
.se,ioa, inning, and gives en-
Respsctiully.
~ Il. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Liverpool Enr bee Especial -
Cotton futures closed QUOT, early months
unchanged, later pont on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Rscg.sts and ESports AZ All unitod statpu
Ports.


Galveston, Tex, Dsc. io.-(spocial)-
Stocks this day. ....n........... L0aLsi9
Stocl.s this day last yoar,....... l,2ll,4Od
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

|iIrp o.1esn Tx, Sept u isga
Your pr MUM GA
Machine received yester-
hg it WIS a iive-year
sn,l'.se are highly pleased
y vi 'atanee OF he machine,
lr- yon leter as to its true
.. a. STANDiFER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 10. Wool Re-
ccipts iOO0 pounds; shipments, COCO
pounds, market unchanged IN price.
Very little movement expected until after
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

= Has No Superior.
'saALl., TEX. May 20, 1892.
Z Fort Worth. Tex.
llEsi received tho sowi
,ordered for me and tes.
H., running, little moi
n 49,, q a1d neat style and fnis
N srior, I have seen ma
|agss lnee, but there Is Nc
n Y, haye than this. l say
4 y, Seaty dollars by order
Respectfully
.. N. HuFFN
D. Any SEQ achin-
,s,.o,nfu, Tx, Sept, %, iso2
n ,sl 70 say In behalf OF THE
3, -enine, that | have had
"a ~. use for the past eighteen
I'M. uering that time it has
.us,V =, work, and proven itself
"a sVO machine. Wishing
an 1ucess' as you can safely
" Very respectfully,
M. FARRELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

New York. Dec 10 -fSpecgal. l--5pot
cotton closed steady at 80 decline
ordinary. ..............,,-.'...--s
lioo1 ordinary .........,..-..-.-'
Low mlddilng...'''.'''..''''''''9
Niddling .........-f- ''''''''.''' "a
God miudlng. ..----...s.s ss---+s1
idlhnF ir.........,.--..''''-'W q
sales, So balos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

ST, Louis, No. ucc. l0--C Cotton, firm,
mlddlinr, . -. sales, 500 bales; no.
rcIpis 14QO bales, shipments 300 bales
stock, %, 100 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
me e1frrE MACHINE.


IN Every Particular.
NVlLLE, August %, 1892.
,,ssipuhlishine Co.
ny sewing machine, and
iVl that We are more than
y | find it in good order,
y TO be q first-class ma
"s'y Particular. Ny wife
9a that she don't think
soolt the delay; she is too
~ With 1t, and would NOT
sN any $50 machine. We
HE and great success
Ne Democrats and thre
ne Democrat publishing
a. ~ sort Worth, Texas. May
ever spread and carry the
~ That noble machine TO o
'r -e homes. You may put
w v IN your paper if you like.
4, ~ S. j. JOHNSON.
aunt county, Texas,
Ia Claimed for 1t.
y, met : Tx, May %, 1892.
4 4 rceipt Of THE GAZETTE sew
nad lind it TO be all you
N We are delighted with th
'ue work II does. Thin
! y lor such q machine AM.
wv Wv or $50 machine.
'sufs with thanks for it.
7. j. MORRISON,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
COTTON MARKETS.


Ilverpooi. Disc a. (Spscial Spot cot
TON closed steady at Saturdays quota
,f,,a. dafunnd fnlr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Chicago. ili.f Ice. lts-lltilf-itt'
cclpts, 1900 shipments. 1000 market
hrmer on best grades: Christmas steers,
590uG.25; feeders, 3.50m3.15i Texas or
rangers no sales; COWS, 2lur3tD.
Hnei- Receipts, 1000; shipments, 5000;
market iAfinc. lower; mixed and pack
era 3.J00tB.4j; prime heavy and hutch.
ers weight. G.5Ud0GO. prime light, G.0Jf
O.7O. assorted light, G00dJ50.
Sheep Receipts, 5000, shipments, 1000
market stronger ewes, Y. 400 20 mixed
46ii5O; prime western, o,6oNHj.SO; lambs
5.21at6,4O,
Chicago. H.. Dee. 10. Wheat today
dropped q, bat recovered tho loss and
left OF nj the same price ~ Saturday
Corn and oats each u tribe lower, corn
on 1-lc. oats about Lice
Provisions efTauc. but closed la
lbc lower except lard, which is lie
TO iOc higher
The feeling 10 wheat was little I'm.
settled, tllf market oreucd weak and
lower. declined. recovered then ruled
steady and tho closing was about the
same ~ Saturday.
Corn-Was controlled largely BY The
course Of wheat and trade was light
Fluctuations were limited to Hs11-2
Oats SEEMED featuraless
Lard and ribs began with q rise Of 10
par cent This started scnm and a
iiifle furry carried prices ~ Boo mud ipc
from lowest prices During the latter
nnn of the session the feeling wna not
No strong and prices settled back and the
market closed rather quiet
Leading futures closed.
WHEAT Dee, 90 %; jan 20 81
Corn Dec. 81 i.2Gii rs; Jan. ~
IL Mar. az 5-SdfB "a.
Oafs-Dec.. 30; ian. 30 -. May,
Mess PORCELAIN sib.s2 II; May SIG
Iafd-Jan. SOLO. May. 5000
shon ribs-Jan. ssh i-2' May So
AZ -
10. : s9riag wheat, 90 5-saG9 3-fs
no. 3 red, ~ 5.s
80. . corn, ~ -
~. . oats. HDNaO "a.
Mess fsift Si4.13NlfsT IL
Lard. SOLO.
Short ribs $500
Dry eaifed sh1ridrrE fThT ~.
Shari sifar sijs4. $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-29
PERSONAL.

DR.. l. c. Mccoy leaves to-day on the
canon ball train Tor Chicago, where he
has been called on professional bust
ness.
Mrs D. 7. Bomar, and little son WI
lie, arc visiting in Gainesville this
week,
d. T. Bomar left for Kansas City yos-
terday on professional business.
j. i. Hancock, Jr., Of Morgau's Mill,
Erath county, one OF the sturdy clti-
ems of Texas, paid the Gazette a
pleasant visit yesterday. lo reports
his scotlOn prosperous and spys since
cotton has advanced 1t has been rap
idly marketed,
Alvin Henderson, formerly of Fort
Worth, but now OF st. Louis, has TO-
turned to the city, aud resumed his CON
nection with the Equitable Life Assur-
ance society, ofwhich A. A. Greon, Jr.,
Is manager
d. G. Woaiborby, Of st. Louis, who
was IN tho city yesterday. ON business,
lett by the canon ball for his home, TO-
day.
Sam McCord OF tho Nave.NIcCord
mercantile company OF st, Joseph, Mo.
inc largest Wholesale grocery house
west OF Chicago, Is In the city looking
up the condition Of trade and also look,
ing alter some large cattle interests
s. $. Boyle of st. Joseph, Mo-, a
member OF the army OF commercial
tourists that trayol ont Of that city, is
in town en- route to California.
Charles Coppinger, tho popular
Sourry county cattleman, came back 10
headquarters in this city yesterday.
Ben Tabor Of Dallas was a visitor in
Fort Worth yesterday.
Miss Emma oiIutt, charming Young
iady Of Georgetown, KY. who has FOR
some time been visiting Mrs. j. NJ.
Adams, will lcayo for home ia day or
two.
g, ). Alexander, leading druggist
OF Weatherlord, was in the city yestor.
day replenishing his stock.
Mr.. Parker, representing DR.. T. p.
Howell, Of Davis, /, r., was In the city
yesterday, making extensive purchases,
OF holiday goods.
z. Weleh, OF the firm of Gowen 4
Weich, seymour, was in Fort Worth
yesterday ON business.
II. 5, Farmer, OF the II. w Williams
drug company, spent Sunday in Deea-
tar.
Mrs. g. Emroy returned yesterday
rom Slaude, Tex, whero she has been
enjoying apleasant visit with relatives.
u. l.. Fsnlk, cotton merchant Of
Aivord, is IN the city.
Mr.. r. XenwiulSce, Of Atlanta, Ca,
10 at the Mansion.
Miss Mary Deits, Of Dallas, is visiting
nrs David d. Taylor this week on
S,a y olive, . prominent lumber
dealer Of Waco, Is at the Mansion.
H. W. Kindcll, Of Woatheriord, d
ostS olue,al and a inspected merchant
| Z. w Barkest, Of Palestine, G we'll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-29
A GAME OF CRAPS
Comes Very Near Ending in Murder at Deni.
Somebody Fi1ht-Badly Stabbed.
Other Denison Matters.

Denison, Tex, Nov. 2S.--(SpecialO-.
Yesterday evening at 0'30 o'clock crap
game was in progress in little shanty
near the Monarch saloon, on Austin
avenue, near Chestnut street, when n
quarrel arose between two of the pnrtici-
pants, Walter Stockbridge and Ell John
son, both cOlored. The later accused tie
former of cheating. Stockbridge pulled
IRON his pocket pistol and chased John
son from the room. -Four shots were fired
az Johnson, who was but short distance
away. One of the shots took effect. Ono
OF the bullets passed through his coat
collar. johnson grha ebdpttsiehol nlzzb =,
collar johnson grabbed the pistol and
was IN the act of firing the remaining bnl-
let at Stockdigc when officers Ed .inmes
lnd Hackney appeared on the sreno nj
hcer James in separating the men. rot
ms right hand between the thumb AMI
nrst niger badly lncerated by the trigger
" tue pistol The case was called In The
Hughes court, where charge of oSsn,,it
with intent to kill was preferred ogninst
SuWhondge, johnson was fined Si1 10
ior disturbing the peace in the div court
place tomorrow. f''"o'' 'AAe
saturday night about 1.3O n'cloo,,
I9hh D. Roach and another mnn hnti,
iNuoters on the new switch wards ,ycrn
On lnelr way home. when, near Jonas
stont ih'oie row arose. In an in
stran Wy utner man, n comparative
aunhEer 10 hoach, took from his nocI,nt
knife. and slnshed Roach in tbe p0 Snv,.
n5S1Neh tInes and once on each sbo,,ijs,.
w assallnnt then escaped and hos 80
sue ueen seen. Roach was orrn,,,ll ~ H..
0 III, Skeen for fighting INF ,b, 80 ~
va noe DC tired until to-morrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MANSION.

MANSION.
H. Van wlnklc, Atlanta, Ca; NJ. Levy
St Louis, Mo; w. j. Heller Waco; Mrs. a.
Y Green, Colorado Springs. s. ID. Moore
Emigration agent NJ. 4. l,y. j. l., Pcnry,
TnsGoso; Loo Kinney, w h. Saunders, St
and wife, Comunche. JH Mnwurd, Lou.
ts1ille; O. n, Toumhe, Tcxlne; r. l.. Jones'
New York; II. w Davis WcathcrfOrd; g,
Fort I.'o MSboH S 4 ID t cSnnSf j ESw
81, Dawn Tex. Miss Elnn lowell, Dawn,
Tex; II, r. WORKMAN. Texas; j, $. Bosom,
CrcesOn, J. r. Cain, Clarendon; sam Cut
MaAnhochlc; ID, j. Elliomun, Dcntoui
Thomaa s. Price, st, Louis; WIN Woodland
W GI'lS'S Su, MSS p Emma Wilng.Sn reTas
riettai j. a. jones. Jackshuro; o. l.. Gre
CORY New York w, u, Taylor, Thomas D.
Spnrer, Iackshoroi H. II. Chandler and wife
lNundnle; james Nance. Dallas; J. n. Kah.
leE Sherman n. j. AIcCarty, Eastland /;
William u. raryln, suawn; A. W, Crock.
ett Granbury; James Jones' san Antonio;
Kansas CITY, Mo; II, II. Estes, St Louis
9, y, Trent Clarendon; W, Il. Thomeon
Wichita Falls; j. p, Franklin, sodalla, Mo, ;
Chicago; II. n. Smith, 'reNas; Miss Mona
Norris, Arson; ]. l. McWortcr. Baird; j.
W, auiehiron, pecatur; J. w Darlington
olive, Waco John j. Smyth, ltaskn; r.
~, White and friend, Texas; NJ. n. relnplr,
Temple; Gcorp Z. Cleveland. Coleman
w, II, Hlelincll New York; H. ~ Kindcl
MeaiheriQrdi p ). Switsvr, Weatherforl;
Y, Nj, Files, Hill county, Tex, W. L. 10,
Terry. Texas; l.. NJ huntington, Indian
Territory; q. W nurkitt. Palestine; H. v
limlock, Dallas; Mrs, N. Adams, Collin
New otlSahsi W. n. * RAY y,0 Ss Louis s. 00l'a'
PlCKwICK.
y. Humphrey, Clehurne; $. NJ Ford. ST.
JNspuN, Mo- a.. w. Atillqr. WiunnII a., +.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-29
FORT WORTH, TEX.

known railroad builder and prominent
member of the State Firemen's associa-
ton, is at the Mansion.
j. X. Rosson, livestock agent Of the
Frisco, came in from trip last night
He snys the Frisco Is right In the push,
having had 600 cars of cattle out OF
Texas last week.
ii. G, Kralsc, assistant general freight
agent Of the Missouri Pacific and Iron
Mountain lines, at ST. Louis, cano in
last night.
Homer Eads, commercial agent Of
the Iron Mountain, at San Antonio, is
In the city.
C. p, Pagan, known to all the boys and
many Of the girls as Barney" travel
tnc passenger agent of the Texas and
Pacific, came In last night. He is
looking for the man who said he had
joined colored church to geta delega-
tion for IL convention in the East last
summer.
II. NJ. FicSinger, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Memphis route. and
one OF the most genial fellows who evor
swung tack hammer is in the city.
Il. Utter, of Grapevine, came in this
evening and bought his stock of holiday
goods.
j. T. Murphy, Of tho firm of j, T.
Murphy & Son. of Murphy, Tex, was
in the city buying an opening stock Of
drugs.
j. NJ. White, "the original Joe,
representing the Fort Worth Drug
company, came in this evening from
an extended trip over the Cotton Belt,
and reports business good,
|. Goldberg, Of Now York, one OF the
directors Of the Martin.Brown company,
is in this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-29
EXPLAINING DELAY.

Construction Foreman Williams, Of the
North Side street railway company. is
not pleased that he has been compelled
TO Keep the block on Main, from Third
20 Second streets, opal no long \ city
winter pipe burst, aud hc could MT get
the water cut of for thrc or four days,
by which time the ground under The
track was 80 soft he bad 10 wait until 1t
dried out before he could ro-hhllast and
surface up the track after nligning II,
The ballast was thrown In yesterday
aud he expects to have all the worl. done
and the street grade restored over the
track by this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-29
WHAT OF THE CREMATORY?

Last week there was full-flcdged
rreniatory project on foot, not an expert
mcnt, but a project for tho erection Of q
practical crenatory, such as Is In actual
operation nj San Antonio aud elsewhere
In Texas, elfectually destroying the re-
fuse and offal gathered by the city scny-
engers, and In the Gully way thoroughly
efficient, when the question Of the effect
on the public health IN regarded.
This project had proceeded so far that
a meeting Of tie board Of health was
called to consider the question Of the ere
mntory. aud as Alderman White inter
ested himself largely In this matter, il
may be that he or chairmoh oil the health
committee Tillcr will have some report TO
make on this subject to tho council this
evening,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-29
THE ClTYS RECORD.
The North Texas Medical AS
ISOLATION.
THE BETHEL MISSION WORK.
NonrH rExAs MrnIcos.

On the 18th of December the North
Tort worth md Viii be- In session three
days. The programme Is one Of the
most extensive and varied ever prepared,
and the request contributions cover the
widest range Of medical and surgical
subjects.
The local medical association has mp.
pointed as Il committee Of arrangements.
Drs. Thompson, Capps, X. u. West,
Howard and Field
City Judge Blournoy will be invited
10 welcome the visitors on behalf OF the
citizens, and DIR. W. r. Burts on behalf
of the local medical frnternity.
DIR. Il. NJ, Taylor, Of Sherman, is presi-
dent and lsr. o. II. King, Of the same
plnce, b secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-29

Brenham Tex, Noy. % fs,
Sunrray who was shot Saturdo, Mill hi'l-Fd
, 1a,ie hehderson's dive, died io.,isxt near neer
W. eject q the wound and anna, from
that RS6aTT n INQUEST Developed Se fSei
Mere passing by the Hende,sar q, JACKSON
Jeat nred upon them. Burch tbrne Mnen
Ss aosso US pistol and shot SurrSyn seized
dor ' we .S saeir arrest on charge Of mar
rendered '"V9 came In and sur
and S0' mdS S9SRg men are highly resneot.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-29
N. y. PREACHERS ASSIGNED.

At the Northwest Texas conference
Of the ~ T.. church, South, now hold
ing IN Waco. the appointments Of preach.
ors for the ensuing year were mnde and
umong them were these for Fort Worth:
Rev. w. l.. Nelns presiding elder; w.
H. Lloyd. First Methodist; 4. g. Rags
dale, Missouri Avenue; and j. w. Hnmp-
ton Mulkey Memorial.
The next meeting of this conference
In 1892, win be held in this city, and it
il very probable, so large has the con
ference grown, that nj that session
division of the conference will be had.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-29
a WEDDING RECEpTION

On last Sunday evening L. NJ Carson
aud Miss Mary Gardner, colored, were
married at Houston, aud last evening
Pcnce's hall, ON Fast Second aud Elm
streets was filed with the elite Of Fort
Woril's colorcd society, who had been
Invited TO reception rendered the newly
welded nair BY the Odd Fellows, q. H.
Of l.. and $. VI. r. societies, Cnpncious
tables were laden with delicacies and
nftcr the supper n dance was enjoyed
By all who felt 80 inclined. Mr.. aud
Mrs Carson viii reside in Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-29
SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS.
nnnnrilnnni OF clnnnlinn

Ansiln, Tex. Nov. 20, lYD2
County Superintendent Tarrant County,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Dear Sir-You are hereby notified that
special examination Of teacher. Un..,c
held IN each county IN the state on FIJI
day aud Saturday, December 10 md
II, 1902. You are hereby respectfully
requested TO give general notice Of this
examination. 80 that all Interested tcnrll-
ers may know the time for holding said
examination. Most respectfully,
j. NJ. CARLISLE,
State Stunt. Pub. Inst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-29

Judge j. w, Friend. of this city. who
q M active ucmbcr and officer OF H..
", Lee camp Of Confederate veterans.
has received the following cnlrcspon-
deuce from Brigadicr-Geucral Buster. nf
Neaiheliurd, which will be very inter
cstlng news to old Confederate readers
Of Tie 6azetio. There Is no question
that General Busters proposition to
make Hort Worth the brigade heodquar-
ters will meet the enthusiastic approval
ana support Of our people
'Wcntheri0rl, Tex, NOV. II.
Judge ]. w, FIlcud, Fort Worth.
u suppose you are aware thm | have
been appointed brgadietegcncral of the
Third brigade. Northeast di%islon United
Confederate veterans | desire to visit
your city at an early day aud confer
with onr Confederate friends In Your
city with view Of establishing hrnd.
quarters of the brigade at Fort Worth.
aud OF giving some one among the com
rndca There lie first p0slt0u OH nay STAFF.
that Of nd1utunt gcncril
M. W. BUSTER"
Judge lricnda favorable reply 10 tlls
communication brought forth the follow
lug answer;
~, ""Wcathcrforl, Nov. 70.
Jildgc ]. w Friend. Fort Worth,
MY dear sir aud eompdc, Your Kind
favor Of Ind inst, Just TO hand. Yon
ran say 10 the members Of the II, u,
Lee camp that II will give mo great
pleasure TO meet the camp at In. fine
named In your letter, OH Of December.
IN w. BUSTER"