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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
ELECTION IN HALIFAX.
IL Proves 1t ELF to be the Banner County
of the State

WELDON. N. c., Nov. 12-Special.-
quietly except at two precincts, where
the Republicans and Third party men
combined attempted to cause trouble
This was soon suppressed by the Demo-
Gratis. who were cool but determined TO
protect their rights at all hazards. Hall
fax Is the banner county in the State
With a registered vote Of more than q
thousand negroes il gave larger Demo-
cratic majOriticS than any other county
In the State. The official Democratic ma
Jorities are as follows: Cleveland. l. 703.
Carr, for Governor, 2204; MacRae. for
supreme court justice, l,S05; ShufOrd for
superior court justice, 1896; amendment
10 the Constitution, l422 Day for the
Senate, Lac; hitchin and Taylor for the
House Of Representatives, l,7SO; county
ticket. l.643. Cheatham's majority I'm the
county was reduced TO 7O3, about 50 per
cent of what il was two years ago
Weaver received 45l votes; Exum, 593, and
Thorne, $50. These last three were Third
party candidates. At this precinct neither
Weaver nor EXum received single vote
and the Third party candidates for the
Legislature and the county offices re-
ceiyed three votes each. This remarkable
result is chiefly due to the able MANAGE
the county Democratic executive COM
mittee. and no other man or men could
have accomplished it. other lesser
causes were the fear Of the Force bill.
the exposure OF the working OF Gideon's
Band and the fact that the Republicans
in the county rebuked what they termed
a sell out on the part of their leaders in
indorsing the Third party ticket. Many
negroes openly voted the Democratic
ticket. and many of those who had in
tended to support the Third party re-
manned at home on election day.
Woodward CDem) is thought to be
elected to Congress from this district,
but II may require the official vote 10
determine. He carried every county in
the district except Edgecomhe, Halifax
and Warren. In Edgecombe the face of
the returns show a majority for Chea-
than OF about 1900. but IL is claimed
that the vote should be thrown out for
Irregularities. If this be not done Wood |
ards election Is claimed by less than 50. |
The canvassing board has judicial powers /
which the State courts cannot so behind, |
and the board is composed OF Demo- |
Gratis.
senator Ransom has entirely recovered |
from the severe attack of NEURALGIA of |
the heart, from which he suffered con-
sideraoiy during the last days OF the
campaign. He is still at home.
Tnc wilson Shortcut has been regl-
lariy orened for passenger traffic 10 the
South this winter by the completion OF
the road 70 Florence. S. c. The distance
pei "een Eastern cities and Charleston,
savannah and points in Florida has thus
pssh reduced sixty-five miles. THIS. to-
ss.nss with an increased rate OF speed
esIeeu upon Tor the service. will cause
- lna'sIiai reduction In time between the
"oRtn ana South. srrsnsements hsvs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
THE RECENT ELECTION
One OF the Quietest and Most Orderly Ever
Held in Wyihev'le

WYTHEVlLLE. VA, Nov 1L.-Special.-
The recent election was one Of the quiet
est and most orderly ever held in Wythe-
Vile for long time. There was not even
a drunken fight on the streets. The DEM
ocratic victory has caused much quiet re-
joicing, but there has been no demOnstra
ton.
The Wytheville brass band was invited
10 assist in the big demonstration TO be
given in PULASKI City tonight, but could
not go.
Negotiations are pending between the
land companies which own Jackson Park
Hotel and parties from Washington,
by which the hotel will be decided 10 the
parties on condition OF their completing.
furnished and running the hotel by
next June. Between $4,000 and S2O0 900 have
been already expended on the hotel. and 1t
is beautifully situated on wide grounds in
the midst Of Jackson Park.
The first rain Of any consequence for
weeks has fallen in the last few days. and
the ground is now thoroughly soaked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
FIVE YEARS ACO.

] contracted CATARRH
from \ severe cold and
tried many remed es
without success. until |
consulted DR.. Coates. /
h a d MT brest h e d
through my nose for a
long time, as II was
clogged mp with knobs
and scabs. the mucus
falling in my hroat kept
Inc hawking and spit
ting my throatgo dry
! caught cold ea iilr and :
had offensive discharge
rom nostrils. was
troubled with headache
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

and neuralgia and lad bu2ZIng in nv ears.
smell imp Ired. sleep blo'itn by dreams. ard
felt tired I'm morning. suffered with sour ON
ach my ewes became weak, had pains IN
chest. was very weak and nervous. and |
believe would have died If had not con-
suited DR.. Coates lie has worked wonder
ful change in my condition NY health is now
excellent my symptoms have gone, breathe
freely, sleep well. and eat heartily
MADGE BRASHEAR
26OO street. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

- ~ - ~ ~ 1-'~-~~~@~NO~-~~~~~-~0~
VIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY COURT
as1H DAY OF OCTOBER. 1892. - 49, L.
A II G,;ocn -, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
IN CHANCrRY.

Inc ouject OF this suit - to recover of the
Corporauon OF Foreign Bondh0lders dana yes
dor oreach OF contract made with him for
services rendered In respect to the settlent Mt
OF ths Virginia debt as sot forth i'm tho hill il,
sld cause. amounting TO the sum OF NJ Iep an
twenty thousand dollar, and 10 attach The
IoIoWlns, all estate which the defendant the
corporation OF Foreign Bondhoders las in
ahV ana All bonds heretofore issued by the
otate Qf virginia and in all coupons for this
PAYMENT OF interest on the same whether at
sroh 60 20 or severed from SAID bonds which
under me control of the Planters National
bank OF Richmond AMI Mann S. Ouarles
ssent OF SAID bank. and Mann s Quarles in
any other right. or of either of them and anv
ana NJ! liens, legal or equitable. to the benefit
or winch the corporation OF Foreign Pond.
holders is entitled in. or IN respect Of tbe
bonus ana coupons aforesaid and ell rights
OF interest 81 pecunlary nature which can
be protected, enforced or proceedsd si.i mn
IN courts OF law or equity. which the said The
CORPORATION OF Foreign ROndholders nav
nave IN or IN respect TO said bonds aud con
Ppns ana al such estate, liens and rights or
interest OF pecuniary nature. which can be
pro'octeu; enforced or proceeded against in
courts OF law or equity. which the CORPORATION
,i,laS 1i ,l nondholders may have or be en-
utleu 10 III any new bond or bonds and con
poDs tnat may be issued by tho State OF Vir-
GINA In substitution or exchange for or in
pay phasn hS OF ssld bonds and coupons now in
the nands OF or under the control al the nar
TIES Aforesaid or either of them and ali other
estate. liens, rights or interest helonginp 70
me said The Corporation of Foreign Bond.
holders held by or under the control Of the
said The Planters National Bank of RicLS
nond and Mann S. Quaries, as agent of ssid
bank or In any other capacity
AND afidavit having been made and filed
1 In ,rhreuerck Z, Olcott. Charles d. DickeY
gr. William ! &. Bull Hugh r. Garden Uenrv
budge and John Gill. commonly known as the
Committee and the Corporafion
81 Foreign Bondholders are non. residents of
fbor 49,
within fifteen days after the due pnhIicat;op
Of this order aud do what is necessary TO pro-
tect their Interests in this suit ~ '''
A copy-Teste:
CHARLES W. GODDIN.
prou Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

DIR. L. PEARCE COATES.
:. OFFICES; 70' east Franklin street Richmond.
$3.50 7, VI. Sundays. stoI2M ~
SPECIAL TlES-CATARRH, Ear. Noss.
Throat and Chest. '0'
Consultation a. Office or by mail free Medi.
cines furnished. II YOU live at A disranca
send for symptom blank. Charges within the
reach Of all oci;-,v ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

CLOTHING. &C
s~J~Oc< -~.o-~.~-~~-~~~~~~
FRIDAY. Novxsfprs II, 1892.
HELLO, CENTRAL!
HELLO!
CONNECT ME WITH ACLOTHING BUYER.

We have got something very important to
tell you. Sure. It's about Clothing.
OF II would not be 30 interesting. Well.
let's be brief. as some one else wants to hear
this little tale. We heard last week that
Wholesale manufacturer had moro Clothes
than money, so he wired us If we could
handle a large consignment of fine Suits
and Overcoats. They are here. Come and
do your picking. There are rare times when
such offers await you. We have assorted
them in three different lots:
No. 1-Men's Suits and Oyercoats worth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13

M -,
COZ BROAD sT.
nj M and upwards buys
Sl.@ L.. Ladies' s.. D,.ss.. But ,s,
V ton Boots in over 100
styles. Quality and
price 60 hand in
hand.
M nm s1.25, $3.50 buy
MI I'LL the Greatest Wear
" j ing School Shoes In
this country.
$780, :: :: = e: .: !: !: e {: :;
y
Gents Calf Shoes in
in the city.
MDH0 $500, $500 and
M iii 5000 will buy the
~' Cork Sole Heavy
Walking Shoes for
gentlem e n - a n d |
they do wear.
$3.50 : =: e: ::. (: ::' : e.: G:
v ~oO in colors: Black,
gray, tan, blue, pink,
green, white, yellow,
red, lavender, &C.,
&c.
1898 : : 8: e: ::: :: 9. :: :.: e: ::
~"'O~ quisite shades in
Satin Strap Slippers.
Colors: Blue, pink,
red, white, green,
lavender and yellow.
and :; ;;... : !: '::' , ; :: ::::
Misses and Chllds'
Shoes that you cannot
find at our store.
]. MAY e. SON, |
GOT BROAD SIT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
Il D. Galeon''~'.......................P ls
against


The CORPORATION Of Foreign Bondholders md
freGerlck /. Olcott, Charles -. Dlckey, Jr.
William l.; Bull. Hugh h. Garden. Henry
Budge and John Gill, commonly known as
ire bondholders COMMITTEES. all OF whom
are non-residents OF this State. and the
Mann =. Guarles. as agent of said hank. and
III MS individual capacity and q other such
persons or corporations a. your orator NAV
hereafter find who are, indebted to. or may
nAso any estate OF SAID torporation of T. or
elgn Bondholders in their hands or md
tnelr cOntrOl. ... -. u afandsnts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30
CLARK AT BRONNW0OD.
He SAYS HE WOULD LIKE TO
HAVE EVERY MAPS VOTE,
And That v No Is on a Democratic Platform
Hoap is Not IN Forty Niles OF tho
Democratic Camp.

BRowNwooD, TEX, Sept 2p.-lSpo-
cial, Judge Clark spoke This morning
at the fair grounds 20 seNoral thousand
enthusiastic persons. lie took up the
two Houston platforms and discussed
them fully. He spoke atlongth on tho
commission. allen land lay, the state
hanlIa nd income tax panks In the
nogg platform
10 SAYS that II Hogg is IN Demo
cratic platform he is not, ald n he IL on
a Democratic platform that Hogg Is
not in forty miles Of the
Democratic cump; that the Democrats
have boen trying 10 convert the Roe
publlclns for tho last thirty years, and
that he has ut last succeeded in ono
grand swoop. He said TINT he would
like to have Republicans, Third party.
ties, Japs, Cinnamon, MeXieana, no.
groes, and he might oven take a Hpgg
mans vote.
Mai. Gorce speaks at tho cOurthouao
tonight IN behalf OF Clark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30
WANTS BIG DAMAGES.
Fifteen seamen Charge That ThoY wef'
Made 10 Fight Against Their viii and
sue the Steamship Company

NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept - Eft
teen Of tho CROW and enc passenger 4
the steamship SpigEau filed a suit iof
100000 damages In the Federal oonf
against the owners Of tho steamer Spl4
zati
Tho Splzzati was engaged by thh
Honduras government some months
ago during the revolution, aud VIZ
turned Into an armed cruiser. She
rendered some valuable service. nsd N
fact succeeded Ia putting nu cud % the
troubles She shipped tbs crew 10 this
city and also took over passenger
The crew avor that they wore shippca
a. commercial saamcn for tho round trip
only. Arriving IN Honduras the Grew
soon discovered that the Spizkau waf o
man-of-war. They we're served with
arms, and though they expostulatod
they had TO carry aud ultimately usl
them. The CROW declares that iha cap
tain and officers f0rcnd them 70 igbt
against thor viii. II n claimed that
tho owners Of The boat can bc prose
cuted under the neutrality law, piracy
law and under the shipping oct.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

DECATUR Tex, Sept, 20.-Ispecial, /
On the eth inst. the officials OF the
Fort Worth and Denver City railway
made the following changes Ia freight
rates from Decatur:
Former rates TO Rhome, Alv0rd and
Sunset First class, ~ conts; second
Glass, o. cents; third class. 20 cents;
fourth class, - cents. Present rates
on first, second and third class freight,
10 cents; fourth class 10 cents.
Former rates 10 Bowie First class,
80 cents; second class, % cents; third
class, n cents, and fourth class, %
cents. Present rates on first, second
and third class, Is cents fourth class,
70 cents.
From Fort Worth Former rates.
first class, 30 cents: second class, %
cents; third class, p cents; fourth class,
70 cents. Present rate, all CLASSES, %
cents In less than carload lots.
Grain rates aud all other special
commodities stand as promu gated by
the railway commission locally On this
line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

The KATY has iss,,,,d circular nt-
thorizing ire following specini round
trio rates Account oi tho events naned.
-ric,,.. 1890.
~
TOT lny peinecintc r'liiy S ,,. parpe,
wy " p.iies. heke, i"gon. a, waco .i,a
points north may sen runnn tap hNses
y U,.tas Tor evening trains q sep'eln-
1er ~ ana morning trains OF Veioner 4
lnll'aa0o Vetooer :, at one ana u'iid
iaTs'
f0r me Mlncols iair' ucket aEenls
Garland 70 SreeuNu'e aud HtfgqVule 70
Aipt nolh lheinsaFg' may snu fvueH
,rip ucSets 70 Mineola 0elognF 70 .
lneiiNsiye, limited To octgper v ~ ono
ana third iaiN
tgr the baptlst general convention
OF leNas, az belton, you may eoll rv'ln9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

DEN1soN, TEX, sept, 29,-lspocial.l
Passenger conductors Cal Chambers
and j. W. Smith OF the Choctaw and
Denison, Missouri, KANSAS and Tex
as, are 10 enjoy a vacation shortly, and
will take IN the 81 Louis exposition
Rich Loving, who holds a position at
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas freight
office, Is laying OIL on account OF illness.
Conductor Jefferson shelton bus re-
turned from o visit TO his old home iE
Missouri
Attorneys Foster and wilkinson
We're both attending court Ia sherman
to-day In the interest OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas.
j. NJ Jones, one Of the most popular
conductors on the Katy system, has
been changed from the l.ehiRh run 10
the Choctaw division.
r.. NJ. Deeson, a railway contractor
Of San Antonio, 10 IN the city.
Col. S. q. Eddy, late superintendent
Of the Choctaw Coal railway has re-
turned 10 the city after an absence Of
several months.
Ever since the retirement OF Walter
A. Grahum from the passenger depart
ment of'the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railway; much speculation has been In
dulged 10 az 10 who would be selected
10 preside over this branch Of the SER
vice. When The general oiiices were
removed from Sedalia 10 Parsona and
the company went out OF The hands u
receivers, the department was divided
into three parts, one going 70 ST. Louis,
one 10 Denison and the main oiiico and
Tickets were retained ~ Parsoua. Mr..
r. b. Parker was made assistant gem
eral passenger and ticket agent in
charge OF the adyanca department, bot
no general passenger ana ticket agent
wal then seiected. II Is now officially
announced that Mr.. A. Faulkner, well
known in Denison, has been appointed
general passenger and Ticket agent Of
The entire Missouri, R5ans,- aud Texas
system with headquarters Of 81. Louis
q. y. Rector will be general ticket
agent fbr Kansas ARD Indian Territory
Headquarters at Parsons, and Il. L.
Hughes general passenger aud ticket
agent Tor Texas, headquarters OF Den
nison. The nav changes viii 70 into
eject October
j. H. I0masney, travelling claim
arent for the Missouri, Kansas aud
Texas Jeff this morning FOR Henrietta
Several long freight trains 81 mes-
ehhndise arrived from tho north this
morning.
Every box car available 10 being
nathend up by the Missouri. Knnsas
and Taras railway 70 be utilized 10
handling ihe cotton crop. This con-
uatv expects 10 handle more cotton this
SEASON than ever bci0re.
The Order Of hallway shopnen q
This city art naliug extensive pre-
parations 70 eigu grsud ball and sup
~ OF a. eafly date. This viii b
fii,lr Initial ballnnd no pains viii BY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

NFAMsrNfss Nantd, pieeu In the
- country iur Tho summer 70 sew or do iirhl
housework for boart u y. y, carr 0ArrffH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

This evening W. II. Hurst the
newly appointed commercial agent OF
the Cotton Belt 40 san Antonio, leaves
for his new iold OF labor bis sue
cessor, Mr. Payne, is expected TO arrive
tomorrow.
Mr.. Hurst has we'll earned this pro-
motion, and his thorough knowledge Of
Texas, Texans and Texas trnllc will
euahle him TO give his company valu-
able service In his broader aud more
responsible field Of labor THE GA
2ErrE commeuds him to san Anto-
mans with the ASSURANCE they win lnd
him an able traffic man and an accom-
modating official
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

Parties answering advertisements heiow nuat
address me advertiser and not rHn lArnf1ni
- this paper lAa soothing " DO with DO adysr-
tlHtmant further ihan 70 pfint r.
TITS 0AanrTr n4uaut undertake V forward
tepllef unlras prepaid aud adifeslod envelopes
accompany AdFartiadmnntH
No 'pfrlpnalN notices priuted unless acdomf
panied NJ NE name o. advertiser
Advertisers rhould remember nat leitera a.
fecteu " iultlnif only are not delivered thfuurh
The puHtofnes, II luiualh Are uned they should
tt dfretsd 70 tha care d some pcrfeul NriH Or
puftnnne hoH. Advertisements can be infi ~
our orhes, o. erat through ihn mall 70 TIA "a
rurrM Fort WORM TrE
II AHtusfinr adrsfuastasnla msntion hit
pnpar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
FOR


tl,ssefFl lfaFiiHil ssSr ~ kfadise. 2 ssS{91
~ Hrn inftffsen, 3 tfnfs ltli eash stkaf
Special inohiAif rrfes.l
NORr WORTH nNE wcinSs.-f.adies aud
Nc M Main Sweet Fort Worth Iex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30
SOME MORE CHANGES
Houston and Texas Central or.
ficials Named.
SATYs EXCURSION RATES.
"a Aeeeunl Of Various Texas Evenls- -Hursl
Goes 10 San knlonio -Ralps On
he Denver Denison
Spikes.


Inc following circular gives the oti-
ga "a announeement Of the appointment
OF Nh. Robbins;
HoUsroS, Tx, sept "a, isaa
or N. l. Robbins is hereby appointed
Eeueili passenger and tckot aggnt, ylco
Nit, a. Faulkner, resigned
APPOINTMENT elective October l. iSn2
nANi- RIrlrs, Trade Manager.
Q. L DnlIN0RlN, Receiver
l. has been known IN Fort Worth
ratlrQad circles for several DAYS that
Mn, Robbins had this appointment.
though tho above circular Is the FIRST
Official announcement Of the fact MIR.
Robbins is well qualified IN every way
Tor the position, both by reason OF his
long service with the company and his
thorough knowledge Of the trafflo and
It's needs, He will prove successor
worthy In every way OF his predecessor,
whose pupil he has been.
IN going to the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Mr. Faulkner does not desert
Texas-he only goes 70 broader field
where he can do more for the upbuild-
lug OF the state of which ne has been a
citizen so long, and viii Ia tho future
as IN the past, do ali In his power for
Texas and Texans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

spared to make the occilAion memoir
able one.
J, G, Conway had his right foot seri-
ously mashed at he shop ~ day by the
falling OF a heavy piece ~ iron.
G, b Rurch, bagga gemaster on tho
Unconstitutional out II raNarSana, WAS
IN tho city YESTERDAY, the guest % his
old friend, II. N. Wisdom. Nr. Birch
has been attending court AZ Sherman in
the iutercst Of tho Texas and Pacific
railway
Conductor G. @. Pago win leave Ia q
few days for a visit 60 Kansas City and
the St LouiA exposition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


All rcraous seeking cmpiofwent or desiring
heir n any character Are inyttad 70 use tnis
column tree x charge, such advertisements not
70 exceed thfrc linca
Notices " articles lost and found IN thiH col.
Hefted frec
Il V Nc dsstre Of rHa oAEErru 10 facilitate
thr search of persons im employment and ne
aHtAd - Hae MA coiunu Tor suon pafppAeA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

The following circular regarding the
general agency Of tho Houston and
IeNes Central In Colorado is selt-eX-
planatory;
HorsT0S. Tx, SEPT o. 1872 Mr. W
r Hahn ia hereby appointed general agent
m charge Of the freight and passenger bus
moss Of this companNin Colorado. With Of
I've At No, 1852 Lawrence street, Denver,
Col
Appointment effective Oct ]. 1904
DANIEL RirLEr,
Tramc Manager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

NouN-wANrEp rON a PRIVATE FAN,
" tly, white cooN Good house and wages
" right lcrsau, Can on o. addrusa Dr. w, n.
o. w. nRscA, Texas MA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

NoNrANluN--A lady OF Refinement nnd IN.
y tciiifeuc wants \ situation IS traycllnx
mpAnion A1dgss r., care Gasottc 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

Your choice Of City target rihes that
sold for so bot Slightly damaged now
going ai So, caiipres twenty-five and
thirtg-two, ociagon barrels at Ander-
sons gun house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

yho know not where 10 ind rdlIef
Hoods sarsGparillA pOsso.set just tbosp
elements Of strength which you 10
earnestly crave, Il will build you up,
give YOU an appetite, sircngthen your
stomach and nerves Try H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

HOOPS Pills acts especially upon
tho liver, rousing Il from torpniiy 20
il natural duties, cure constipation
aud assist digestion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30
MONEY TO loan lI N /, s !, I5s

and upwards nn Furniture pianns aud niher
guQN securities without removal, huHlnciS
Auiuily confidential, ANdrcss Lock liox az
city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

John sobleski. king 81 Poland and
one OF too greatest warrior Of tho sey-
enteenth century never slept more than
four hours.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30
HATTrnn
AoENYs wARrEp.

AfAN1EDs-hAlosniAn On sAiary or commits
w sion 70 handle The now patent chemical
iuk eratlng nrnulli the HreatoAt shNling novelty
ever nfndurtdi efaAra ink thoroughly IN two
nreondai ~ abrasion n papnri suu ~ no per
etnt pfonti one agents falrH amounted 70 600
one enefacile general agent f1r each state and
territory tuf terms and particulars addrea1
n a Ia OrUfhn VIA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

Lovors Of good music fine danoinR
aud irsi-class comedy should see Little
Nugget satprday natinpe aiid night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

out u l53 entries Tor the long dis
tanca rida from Vienna 10 Berlin 10
have conlrnlod thei- intention ~ COM
patio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-30

DpNfAullANf rur sale, Win fufnlahod
N rooms ntiarhrd VIII taio part oarh tAl,
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