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Evening journal., 1892-10-05
FALL OVERCOATS.

The leading necessity of the season, for gentleman
mindful of his health, comfort and appearance is Fall
Overcoat Have you one? If not let call your aten
ton to immense stockthe largest and finest asSort-
ment of light and medumweight Overcoats ever shown
in Wilmington. We showing all the latest and most
correct styles of cut patterns and materials No other
firm in the city will sell you the sterling qualities for
the same low prices give We will sell you a hand
stylish Overcoat every shape and fashion, for $40
and $I2 For SIS you can securea superb garment e.
to custom work in all coors shades and fabric1sock
$IS to $25we offer you the very best mas to price
that can be prdouced-materals rrcduaity, from the
ship unexceed by the tonies taanufacturers of the
they would charge you. I6t6ng mart. Much of it be-
claims II you wsqt ing mapSa~ map"S 49, specially for
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
no confer Win the AntIshpp

NEW YORK, Oct 5-The executive COM
mittee of the County Democracy has ap-
pointed a committee of one from each as
sembly district ss.sfef with the anti
snapper organization in reference TO the
placing of a third ticket in the field.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
Thc Cause OF Dann's Death.

BUFFALO, Oct. 5.-The autopsy on the
body of Damn did not determine the ques
ton whether nc committed suicide or not
His brain, lungs liver and kidneys were
all diseased. DIR. Hewitt thinks the stat,
Of coma which led TO the theory of suicide
was really caused by kidney disease.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
w,,pe ntcyearh for cIcveIand.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5-Hon. Wayne Nc
Veagh, who was attorney general in presi-
dent Garfleld's cabinet, has announced in a
letter that he will vote for Cleveland and
Stevenson.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
A sIxtocn-Ycar-Oid crime.

DETROIT, Oct 5-Whlter j. Arnold. a
salesman Of this civ 3 under arrest for n
forgery alleged TN ale been committed in
Canada sixteen/a V ago. The complain
ant says he hei was seen Arnold since the
day of the cr' ear, ntil yesterday.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
M itl.ton slent rhnro.

WEST Chr a. Pa, Oct 5.--The historic
mansion ON the Brandwine, where Wash
ington and Lafayette slept during the
revolution, was destroyed by fire.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
Dravor miller Founa Dea,,

OMAHA, Oct Sc =. Miller, mayor nf
South Omaha, was found lying in the
weeds on the river bottom with bullet
hole in his head
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
M nldn,t a. On.

DETROIT, Oct. 5.--Iron Hall Somerbywas
in Detroit yesterday and promised news
paper men he would explode bombshell
at IL O'clock AT 10 o'cloce he skipped the
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
Two PassenEers ISiIled.

CINCINNATI, Oct 5-A street car wa.
struck by train at the Brighton crossing
killing two passengers.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
chnlern Ahktf1-

LONDON. Oct. 5.-To e ramburg steam
ship Grebe has beer talFied at Gr,,vesend.
There are several tep5f Aslatic cholera
aboard. 2ndlt
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
pnrclI fnr Conrress.

tfl,ilrni, ~. -, OCt, D. n RANK M. TurUK
collector of the port of Bridgeton under
President Cleveland, received the Demo
cratic nomination for congress in this dir
trict
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
A nInrdcrons NInnlnc nt Lnrrc.

providence, Oct. 5.-Charles H. Wheel
er, who murdered his wife in Norwich on
Saturday last, is running mad through
southern Rhode Island. The people are all
terrified, as Wheeler is a Narragansett In
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
rnsed nn Lnlre Nemtnn.

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 5.-The Democratic
state convention nominated for chief jus
tice Judge William Newton. Judge New
ton is also the candidate Of the Peoples
party.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
Thc pnnhle scnll Rnce.

TonoNro, Oct 5-The double scull race
between Hanlon and O'Connor and Gau-
daur and Hosmer win be rowod at Orillia.
Ont, on Oct. p.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
Shot his Wife -Four Times.

DETROIT, Oct. 5.-Charles Beverly, os
Dundee, is in Jail at Monroe He fired four
shots into his wife's body She refused to
live with him. She is dying
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
A prominent nTnson Dead.

DENVER, Oct 5.-Dr. H. c. Gray, past
grand commander Of the Masonic encamp-
ment of the Knights Templars ut Canon
City, was found dead in his bed Of apo
plcNy
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
a sncIelr Lcnhnr rlnnh.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct g. 80 Mrs. G.. NJ.
Brooks a society leader, was fined twenty
five dollars for having had her horses tail
dockpd
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
Confidence Men Ilreall JaiI.

WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 5-Eleven conf
dence men escaped from the new city Jail
by saving or several steel bars
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
Tno - Id ihe AIN.

Boston, Oct 5.-Captain Morrison. OF
vanderbilts yacht Alva, is held to blame
for the loss Of the vessel and his license has
been suspended for six months.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
An Insane Murderer.

CONCORD, n. H., Oct 5.--Wiggin, the
Meredith wife murderer has been COM
mitted to the state asylum for the insane
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
TWO Japancso Olrl studonts.

DETROIT, Oct. 5.-The opening day ofthe
University OF Michigan shows 1900 stu
dents enrolled incmding two Japanese girls.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
The Plague Increasing in Pesth.

vienna, Oct. 5.-The number Of fresh
cases OF cholera in Pesth has been thirty.
four, the number of deaths eighteen
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
Venezuela at Pence.

WASHINGTON, Oct. admiral Walker
cables the navy department from Venezuela
that all is quiet in that country at present.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05

Onaccount Of the destruction oy fire of the
steamer christina the sunday trips TO
Lincoln Park viii be discontinued.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05

Harry +. Thomas s co.
Repair watches and jewelry. SO Market st
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
Democrats 70 Indorse Andrews.

70
NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-The indications are
Tint there will only be one candidate for
the CHEF judge Of the court Of appeals and
Evening journal., 1892-10-05
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Temperance Worker-"And what caused
your downfall, my good manf' Horrible
EXamlle-"it was this stage realism, mum.
was acting the drunkard in a temperance
play, and the manager insisted on my using
real whiskey, mum.'-Puck.
"TIHsD ALL THE TrnE''-Hood's sarsapn-
rilla possesses just those elements 10 strength
which you so earnestly crave, il viii build
you up, give you an appetite, strengthen your
stomach and nerves Try H.
uood Pills invigorate the liver.
Miss Flypp-"I don't believe that matches
are madeh heaven.n bunker -"Why don't
your Miss flypp-"Because the Bible says
riuge here."-Judgc.
lie Doctor, every time raise hand I'm
completely knocked our with pain" Doctor
Then you had better play some other game
Judge.
I have been great sufferer from dry ca
i,arrh for many years. ana tried many reme-
dies, nut none did me SO much benefit MS Ely's
/ (r1au Balm. IL completely cured me. NJ.
.. LAZY, ~ woodward aNenue, Boston High
| lands, Mass.
After using tly's Cream Balm two months
was surprised 10 find that the right no-tril,
which was clos for over twenty years was
open und free rs the other, and can use il now
as 1 Ould not do for many wears. 1 feel very
thankful II. h.. Crossengham, 2i5 Eight
eehth street, Brooklyn.
McCrackle Father Time ought 10 be q
great conNcrsat atonalist." McCurkle-"WhyF
McCrAckle e." Because time ia money and
money ualks.N-household Monthly.
w. C. ID. r. Il.
Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
Skdled workinen. No. 9il Market street.
Dorl-"What quantity OF rice you threw
after the bridc," CLARA shell need IL DE.
fore lie gets his salary raised. New York
p Weekly
Evening journal., 1892-10-05

UHIS ELEGANT SUIT of three pieces beadstead bu-
and washstand for $4,000 Bureau has a 24x3o
French plate mirror and the suit throughout constructed
in the best possible The $4,000 suit advertised
last week is still the If wanting Chamber Fur
niturc YOU should see the assortment now.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05

McCracklc -"Fathcr Time ought 10 be a
great conycrsat ationalist." McCurkle-"Whyfn
McDrackle Because time is money and
money ialks Household Monthly.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05

Dora -"What a quantity OF rice you threw
after the bridc," Clara-"-he'll need it be-
fore he gets his salary raised. Kew York
Weekly
Evening journal., 1892-10-05

Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
skilled wurkinen. No. 0l Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05

Miss Flypp-"I don't believe that matches
are made Heaven Hunker-"WhY don {
youin Miss Elypp-"Because the Bible says
there Is neither marrying nor giving In mar
riuge there judge.
Evening journal., 1892-10-05

lie Doctor. every time ! raise hand I'm
completely knocked Out with pain" Doctor
Then ) ou had better play some other game
-Judge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
PHRENOLOGY,


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ulSnSe Wnich "ssoinpieu ~ aiVi''N VIII
luz ml,l 'vSt uisiI' W MHlv AIM ~ XXI,
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ivy voe'iiiou III ul ll tyl'no
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innaonn,jsr, no,. bis scjarcn tbc Inds.
ln I,1i.Is nur is seiv,iuo sdo ,
I'll. '''J I,,, n", V n,nr
thInI Rere',niu 70 nuIllai ''n,uru , Il,
plllinu. Al ~ w w, "t ,,stin
q a., suielS,uG Jspt W. is Ian
VA are uine9t anI suuo'"l,S "a WI1ndsn,.
guaRo enu uuilsoIS l"', t,t ''v I'll,
ilns nm" ~ M st ", m'i ~, ~
ny, ,lSl uuNo uce.i apis =" e'u.5fi H. ami
i ne 1ia nI.t s ,pa ill., !, I'm,
CROWNED ~ WIN praet'Va, ,oiuy w. ~
nun! anu l's own prV ''nes III
iiorta, Nlu ,u XXI. ,e h. 10 ava,
ipotu'o l's' "'h ~ VOC ~ ''N,,,.,s and
nIgS, gsgp .,1, n,s ao a." IiiVsira,Iona
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
PERSONAL.

Dr. c. NJ. Parker, OF Sunset, Texas,
is at the Pickwick.
DR.. L. A. johnson, OF Dallas, is n
guest at the Pickwick.
Chas. f., Swinlt, a commercial tray
eler, is at the Mansion hotel.
W. X. Logan, of Decatur, was In the
city last night on his way 10 Galveston.
Capt. S. b. Burnett, accompanied by
Mrs. Burnett, is down from tho 6OBB
anch.
Hon. James S. Woods, Of Kaufman,
was in attendance upon the court OF APP
peals yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Phelan return
ed last night from their trip East, and
are at Ye Arlington Iun.
Hon. lee Riddle, OF Granbury, and
Lee NJ, Strand, OF Kaufman, were In
the city yesterday on legal business.
A. w. Gathin. a prosperous cattle
feeder OF Weatherford, was mixing
with his Fort Worth friends yesterday,
T. c. Andrews departed yesterday
for his gold mine near Colorado Springs
Col. He will return about Sunday.
Mr.. II. II. Rhoads of Alvord, Tex,
came TO the city yesterday and register.
ed for course at Walden's Texas
Business college.
w. NJ. Feagle, of the Decatur Demo-
crat, called ON The Gazette last night,
and enjoyed look at The Gazette s
typesetting machines.
Merick Davis, big cattle man, Of
Seymour, and president OF the first
national bank OF that thriving city,
left for home yesterday after u several
days stay in the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
a WILD CAT GOES TO SCHOOL


bridgeport, Conn, Dec la wildcat
pursued BY dog jumped through an
omen window u tho Alder Ridge
school house, IN the town Of
Hamburg, few days ago, just as
school Visitor Hayden Gray had fin
ished the examination Of class.
The sight Of the animal put TIM
scholars IL flight, and several we're ln-
iured in their haste 20 get out Of the
way Of the yarmint.
The cat attacked the school visitor,
who Is an aged man. BE attempted 70
defend himself with n stool, but would
have boon badly used up had not tho
schoolma'ain. Miss Alice Griswold, Q
nluckv young woman, come to ms AID.
She belabored the ugly feline with q
nol,or until Il skunk intoa corner where
she Killed It,
The dog which had caused all the
trouble was found under bench after
Inc excitement was over. The cat was
he largest seen In the adjoining
,nountains IN years. ltmade terrible
f0bt nearly tore Miss Griswold's dress
N ana scratched both the tencher and
visitor icarfully
Mis- Griswold has boon voted the
nluekiest sehoolma'am In tho Nutmeg
state. school did not resume until next
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

Austin Tex, Dec. 7.-lSpcclal. r.
,l,ba eelrt o. civil appeals Of iho Third
district to-day affirmed the following
80. n. ri. swAnk vs.. San Antonio
snd Aransae Paas railway company.
srn,, Karnes: william 4. Robertson ".
rs s C.oat,,s a al. from NclpnnaH'
Ceiesston. Harrisburg and san Antonio
r"jiwav company and Southern faeiilt
esii,vsv eoniiany VI a. r. Balkum
ron f,erar. Martin White ". Harriet
HALEY Al al. from lAmpaaas. Reversed
ard rsnanded: Alamo Mills company
IS. Hercules Irouworks, from Bexag,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
aouLD's WILL.
The Bulk Of His Properly Left In Trust for lhe
Children Of His Children.

New York. Dec 7.--Jny Oould's VIII, after
making specific requests 10 mrnherS OF hli
family, Including houses. picinrcH, fnfnitur,
and sums ranging 10 s2o,uOO, with life an
nuties OF S25.OoO creates u trust fund OF
slO0,OO1 for his grandson and nameanhe
jay Gould. son of George Could 10 Gcorg,
gcorge j. GOnld. Edwin Gould, Howard
Could and Helen NJ. Gould arc EXECUTOR
and trustees. Al the rest Of the estate IL
devised and bequcnthod 20 the executor
and trustees IN trust, the same to be a.
yided into SIX equal parts md Invested foi
each Of the children. George j.. Edwin
Howard Frank j.. Helen NJ. mud Anna
md the trustees will have the power Il
disp0sc of same by the VIII IN favor OF the
issue, In case Of death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

Flora, was equal TO the emergency
and charmlngly entertained her guests.
The Peter Smith Hose company will
give lis fourth annual ball on December
y, at the hall, corner Houston and
Fourteenth streets
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton opened the reading room yester-
day, though all the rooms are not yet
prepared for use.
About o'clock last evening a man
driving carelcssly, collided with the
phaeton of Mrs. G. II. Day, wife Of
Alderman Day, on Main, near Third
street, and then drove rapidly away,
without stopping to learn what damage
was done. Fortunately some gentle-
man was near enough TO catch her
horse before she was harmed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
sAN ANTOINE CROOKS.

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. Especial.
-Burglaries and street robberic8 have
been Of nightly occurrence for two
weeks. a gang Of crooks is evidently
working the city. Among the latest
victims are Charles KOrthman, a stock.
man Of Mason county, who was assault
ed near the international and Great
Northern depot slast night, and then
robbed Of sl2j. Mrs. NJ. X Duiiy's
boarding house was robbed OF ESQ and
jewelry, and other small robberies
were numerous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
COURT MATTERS.

civil COURT OF APPEALS.

civil COURT OF APPEALS.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Company, VS. h. p Killebrew, from
johnson county. Motion for rehearing
granted and Judgment OF court below
affirmed for personal damages 81 200.
F'rancoz Texas Land Co., VS. Thomas
| Mccormick, motion for rehearing
overruled
The following motions were submitted
Buse vs. Bartlettlet. al. for rehearing
Meade & Bomar VS.. Bartlett ct, al. for
rehearing.
Robertson VS.. Buons, for rehearing.
PaiTroth w. the State, to advance.
Boydson VS., Pepper & Bro, to affirm
on certificate.
Wells Pratt VS.. Thomas Reeves, to
dismiss appeal.
Wells Pratt vs., Darlington, to dis
miss appeal.
Young VS.. Haynes, to affirm on Ger
tifcate. $50
Cogman VS.. Goble to affirm on certifl-
cate. -.
Fort Worth and Denver railway com
pany VS.. Roache, to dismiss appeal.
Evans VS.. Cunningham, advance and
suggestion of delay.
Risinger VS.. Sansing, to afiirm on
certificate.
McGreggor VS.. Tober 90 affirm on
certificate.
Parker VS.. Cook, to affirm on e.
tifcate.
Texas Trunk railway company VS.. j.
| r. johnson, to advance cause.
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Rail
/ way company vs. C. I. Herring, to AZ
firm on certificate. ou
Chicago and Rock Island Railway
company VS.. Silvorstein and Cannon
two cases. to dismiss appeal.
Texas State Fair and Dallas Exposl,
ton VS.. Lyons q Son, to dismiss VIII Oh
error. rr..i.,ti ,.s
Devices & Roth, TO dismiss appeal ana
affirm on certificate. c.u,. a..
John Wynne VS., Fulton Colvllle, 10
Xii motions presented asking leave to
file transcript were granted
SEVENTEENTH DISTRlCr'-K' H.
Beckham- judge.
The suit Of the American Lana ana
Investment company vs. mary Nee' hn
action for trespass 10 Try tll.e, was
only matter before the court yes'siu"S'
1t will be continued to-day
FoRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICTS. T.
Greene, judge
The case of Burford ct al vs. go I'd
wards et al. a partition suit was con
Guided yesterday evening and given 70
the jury. = 1oh,son
Judge.
In the case Of J. G. ScheiienDa ~. Nv w,
the Moss Collar and Bagglng e''i sn Pan5,
n verdict was given IN iaVor 81 1850 nasscd
amt Nos. 9l37 and a Az VII A.
and the case OF J. Q. lhoil''
Startling. heard. -
NJ pnatenr d an unlicensed p pr el.s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
. ON TYPOGRAPHY.

representative audience
" alden business college
1saefal Clark lecture
'aV Whit 1t Is
Bateries,n as the
a lecture really on
VI electricity to the uses
4 s,Ia a definition and des-
uiree forms of electricity,
sly W. and Static. distin-
IA; pih!erent mode of produc-
4 ny III some respects. The
.eoinlilnercial uses was the
N A,ler part of the lecture,
IN historical phase was
~ and Henry being given
f,,gl their genius directed
xxx .as The telegraph to prac-
y M, q no one mind was to
I'M y 'ae Invention, for il was
/. ',aoa Of the telegraph line
Z oAe detail, the reason for
/, ~. ~ Wire made plain. the
,ssr.ao'ements that had come
4 y The cheapening Of the
4 nles by the great, though
,i.5s overy that the entire
slfnSsa s not necessary, the
" "a, to make n perfect cir-
slies. The need for great
\ ..,gl non OF the lines rs n
= v,'.ao'lg ami to insure per-
ny w al plainly set forth.
Z NJ, eaai i IL, the pnrt 1t
li,.i ~ Of the wires for elec-
&, N Of intelligence. The
IT, sat'eries md their care
~ifu section Of The lee
Is batteries and wires
1''fauon Of the lecture
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

Baltimore, Nd, Dec The work
Of locating positions and putting up
new markers on the Antieiam battle
field Is now In progress. General Long
street, commander o. Longstreets corps
ut tho battle Of Antietam, Is expected
soon. He will make survey and locate
the granite markers 70 take tho place
Of the wooden on s. The Federal lines
will be marked with blue and the Con-
federate with gray granite.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

Saturday party of gentlemen will
arrive here from San Antonio, generally
to look at Fort Worth and its adyan-
lington Heights addition and the i'm
proyements made there By the Cham
berlin Investment company.
In the evening banquet will be served
at He Arlington Inn and covers will be
laid for about fifty guests. The menu
has been prepared after much consul
tation between the hotel chef and n
well known bon-viyant of this city, and
it will be perfect
1t is part of the object Of the visit to
decide upon the e1pediency of putting
up hotel like the Arlington Inn at a
San Antonio suburb, but the visit may
have Il marked influence for good on
some Fort Worth enterprises.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

s;lletin Of the railway mail
eva division, issued yester-
w from the postmaster
an important addition to
y regulations for postal
4. ne elect thatlay-ods are
purpose of rest or study,
q ior compensation attend
.'slde affairs during these
y considered as doing their
service and will be sub
@sraph warns the clerks
ee liable to extra duty
4, slI5,lnas season and directs
:, n themselves in readiness
: , IA may come between
" l@2, aud January 5, 1898.
M essence, not absolutely ne
Oe granted during this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
RAILRoAp IMPROVEMENT

For months past improvements in ihe
track, the service, and the management
generally OF the North Side street rail-
public is reaping the benefits.
The receiver wanted to put new iron
down, but the court refused the applica-
tion and then the track was almost re-
built, new and additional ties, new bal
last and n general Strengthening uD.
making it practically new. This work
Is nearly done now and 1t is well done.
The business ability and energy and
economy of management OF Receiver n.
Harding have made the improvements
possible, aud his administration of the
affairs of the company suce he assumed
his receivership deserve great credit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

w FIX VOID nan, whose en-
; nsiiiast D. outcome of
:ldoa, hnlsss The Gazette
= an % iit IMPORTANT ques-
.isS u paragon of kisses,
q, FIX; Worth. The kiss
Gh at best, shallow,
~ shtft cake, minus the
GIgesiDn girls kiss, in its
iura, Is thin, cool, and
b afistocratic labial con-
y nspcnse and vibration.
Y behind it, no tumult of
aiIllg Of PASSIONS sea. no
ll1 70 misplace a necktie
q 4 mOustaehe.
"a he Fort Worth kissl
nil starts at the ground
lsiit Upward expands like
\ w Worth girls lips. 1t
! and dew. After u kiss
~ as II he had been chns-
ny % a hot day, and yet
sants to run for another
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

N Pasteur is an unlicensed pr pr sl,e
,,a NJ and has to employ one oil tl l,'
TONER an, ~ ner.form the slightest sursi-
III III one oneration needed in his business
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

III IN BUS AM Wills.
esuf3l at the Broadway
n ANA, prof Fryer, presi-
n N sroiial female college,
rIH, VII deliver nm educa-
an "a tat eomprehensive sub
q < ~ GflIr The lecture is
hauNi 3 said to be n very
\ W. hEiCtly competent to
. al uer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

-, mi MILL.
sEED VI. = Memphis,
j M Giles, q .. ,i'' Which
X. be syndieea.ee. a "r ma
4. 4 controls q .,i Mssi the
n seed oil hiiii IL az was
Il "a Feli Worth Iiln;ssi h,s Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-13

mo, Johnnie" said the Sunday
school teacher, "men do not salute each
other by kissing any more as they used
20 in the Bible times. What would You
think II you saw one man come up TO
another I'm the street and fall on his
neck and kiss him?" why" replied
the practical young American. I'D
think he wanted 90 borrow quartoy."
COMMUNICATIVE is that little fell
low, Herschcll, down there on the
planet earth, who seems 20 be drinking
something out OF iong-necked bottle?
Ierschell with a telescope) -That2
Why. that is Fame, and he is ostensibly
blowing the trumpet for you. but, IN
fact, seeking notoriety. Columbus
Well, I'll be blOwed! Hit him with n
meteor. -Fibre and Fabric.