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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-06-03
Petition of Contest.

The following is the petition of contest,
slightly abbreviated, with order of the dis
trict Judge attached, in the election case:
To the UouoradAe JrLss IF tic 17M -/"'A-
eiuI Court Aoiaius session in and FIR
tie Parish of L../nrel<e, La.
The petition of Alfred Bonnet. James
Hammer, Alfred IIebcrt, +. c. TRAY and
Henry Church, all of the Parish Of Lafayette
and the town o. Lafayette in said State, with
respect shows that on the first day of May
1909, an election was :,ell in said town for
Mayor and seven council,ncn, as provided by
the charter of said town and amendments
thereto, to serve for term of two years.
And petitioners further show that they to-
p.:h-r with Felix Dcmanade and Frederick
Mouton, as candidates for councilnen and
Julian Alou;on as candidate for Mayor, cons
,i;u,cu ticket ami class of voters, and as
such were voted for at said election; that
they received at said election, from qualified
clecto;; of said town, the following vote
namely.
Julian Mouton for Mayor, 1856 votes.
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CONSTABLE .S-iLE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA--PARISH OF LAFA-
YEI"TE-ND. -
JUSTICES COURT-EIRST WARD.
Joseph ALo,,Suv rs. L',zAnozou an! LhtLaiwr"i
Property.
Bv virtue OF writ of teri faGias issued by Tie
ward of Parish OF Lafayette State Of I-ouiss.':
in the abo-c entitled cause. and to me directed l
have seized, now hold, and will offer for sale. at
public auction. the last and highest bidder. in sat
isfaction front of the Office of the said
Justice O c Peace Scott.
Saturday, June II, 1898,
between legal sale hours, the following described
property to-wit:
One mule. and one col. i:illy).
Ierns-cash.
ID, AHCENEAU\.
Constable Ward.
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CarenSro News.

From Our Regular Correspondent
Now that the proposed road between Ca
rencro and the Teche, is a certainty, the
construction of which will commence with
in the next few days; there is an effort being
made by the progressive people of Ca,encro
and those living between it and Church
Point to have the road continued out to that
village. The extension, if built, would un-
doubtedly run through the very richest, the
most fertile section of the State. Church
Point itself is fully nine miles from the
nearest shipping point, and for this reasou
the farmers in that vicinity have been COM
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of Mr.. and Mrs P. B. Roy, the pas
week.
Superintendent Of Education II. F.. Toll
was visitor to our little inland city Satur-
day.
Mrs. G. w. Scranton and daughter, Ruby,
departed for Houston. Texas, Friday, where
they will remain some time the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson.
With the encouraging prospects of large
crop this year, would not be at all sur
prised if .'wcd,iing bells'' rang loud a, d
clear. by the bye; what about the "orangc
blossoms that old Dame Rumor was pr.
dieting time past? We fear that un-
less some one convinces the old lady that
she was correct, the probabilities are that she
will never hear the chimes of matrimony,
and will s'comc in' too late to taste some
Of that delicious cake. which,
will be nice and tempting.
CHEROKEE.
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And petitioners further represent the follow
ing person; constituted another class of cam
tli.latcs or ticket and were voted for at said
election, to-wit:
William Campbell for mayor and the fol-
lowing seven named persons for councilmen;
l. NJ Satterffeld, a. Caillouet, J. O. Mou-
ton, A. Cayard, A. NJ. Martin, A. Clause,
and VIM. Guchcreau, and that according to
the return made by the commissioners who
held said election they received the follow
ing votes, to wit:
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And petitioners further represent that said
election was held under the charter of said
town and amendment thereto and under the
general laws Of the State applying to cleo
! TONS, that it is specially provided by law
that in all said elections by the people for
Offices under political charters granted by the
General Assembly, the qualifications OF
voters shall be the same as those prescribed
al the time being, by the constitution of the
State for electors of representatives of the
General Assembly.
And petitioners further show that the
returns made by the commissioners of said
election are incorrect, erroneous and illegal
in this, that various persons voted thercat
who were disqualified and incompetent UNI
der the laws applying to said election and
should not have been allowed to vote thcreat;
and that the following named, incompetent
and disqualified persons voted at said
election: CASTOR Landry, f. J. Smith,
Frank Clark, Odressi Hebert, Gabriel Bea-
die, Henry Clark, ]. A. Lebesque, E. J. or
A. ]. Ross, G.. l.. Scherbs, J. Danas or
Danos, and G. w. Thornton, that according
to the list of voters kept and returned by the
commissioners of election said persons voted,
under the following numbers, to-wit: Gas
ton Landry under number 60; F. J. Smith,
1A7; Frank Clark, 100; Ordressi Hcbert,
100; Gabriel Beadle, 1873; Henry Clark, POL;
J. A. Lebesque, z33; f. J. or A. J. Ross,
25e; c. l.. Scherks, 200; J. a.. Danas or
Danos, 261; and c. w. Thornton under
no.
Petitioners represent that the said persons
were disqualified and incompetent to vote
by reason of the fact that at the time Of the
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We send out many copies of this paper to
parties whom we have been unable to see,
but whose names have been furnished to u.s.,
persons who would likely become subscribers,
and shall continue to send them until notified
rot to do so. regarding non-refssal to receive
it as indicating a wish TO be considered SUBJ
scribers. The subscription price is so low
one dollar per year-that We hope every
one will becoaae subscribers, and send us the
amount of subscription.
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The prayer of the above and foregoing
petition being considered, it is hereby Or
elcred that a trial by jury asked for in the
above cn.i,le, and numbered cause by plain
tiifs be granted.
1t is further ordered, that the jury COM
missioners of the parish of Lafayette meet
according to law, and draw a special jury
according to law of fifty voters of said par
ish for the second Monday, the 14th of Au-
gust a. d. 1893, for which a jury may be
drawn to try the case. 1t is impossible to
call a special term prayed, in accordance
with Section I4z5 of the Revised Statues
because said term would conflict and inter-
fere with regular terms of this court already
fixed in the parishes of ST. Mary and Yer
million.
Granted in chambers this 21th day of
May, A. d. 1895.
{Signed) A. c. ALLEN,
Judge 18TH Judicial District Court:
Filed May 2oth A. d. 1887
H. c. WALLIS, by. Dlerk.
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Our railroad agent has in his Office stalk
Of cane cut on Col. e. c. Browns ''Evan-
gellne FARM that measures four feet from
the cut to the tip of the leaf, and has two
we'll formed red joints inches in length.
1t was cut at random from forty acres of the
same sort. TX
Conc to Carencro on .the 3rd and 4th of
June and witness the finest parade ever got
ten up in the parish of Lafayette.
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Orange Blossoms.

A large number of friends attended the
synagogue and filed the building to over
flowing last Sunday evening, to witness the
marriage ceremony uniting for life Mr..
Dave Massiker, prominent merchant of
o ange, Texas, and Miss Hannah Levy, the
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Levy. Rabbi Schribcr, of Alexandria, Of
fciated.
The bride was dressed in a lovely cos
time of white crystal and cord silk trimmed
in real lace trimmings and lilies of the val
ley.
Miss Lena Levy, the maid of honor, wore
handsome dress, train, of pink ben
gaIine trimmed in lace and ribbons.
The bridesmaids were Miss Rose Bendel
in tanned silk and lace; Miss Cora Loeb,
in d. fable crepon, ostrich tips and ribbons,
and Miss Susie Wolff, in bengaine nile green
lace and ribbons. The bride, maid of hon
or, and bridesmaids presented a magnificent
coup d'oeil in the march at the reception in
Falk's hall.
The pre- parations for this felicitous even
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Sheriff'S Sale,
STATE OF LOUfSIANA-pAR1SH OF Lac,
YElrE.

.SIe1oorI Bros s. Co. Is. p. f.. Coas'iIoH.
BY virtue writs of seizure and sale is
sued fro,n the Honorable Judge OF the 18TH
Judicial District Court. and for said Parish State of
louisiana, in the above entitled and numbered
and directed l have seized and will
offer for SALE public aution. to the last highest
bidder, n residence of defendant, herein mem
toned parish Of Lafayette. State OF Louisiana,
Saturday, July Sth. 1898
between the legal sale hours the following described
property. to-wit:
Fifteen acres of land in Lafayette parish being
bounded north by Dieter Couviiion south by public
road, by Jean (;uiiGc,u. and west by Ealery
Cuiltcau, together with all the buildings and I'M
provencnts thereon also. steam cotton and
grisr mill Also
plantation situated in said parish and state con.
tanning arpents. less. and boE nded
follows the north by DR.. Ero,issarG south by
Clcophas Dugas by II. l.. Toll. .. II. BrcatI:
IN Aru,ln.. l.. Gubca,l. and the by Dor
Vile Broussr together with ali tho buildings and
impro> thereon situated.
Also 4 stock of goods and merchandise. books, etc
Terms cash.
ISAAC A. EROUSSARD.
Sheriff. Lafayette Parish.
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Sheriff'S Sale.
STATE OF LcUiSIANA-pARISH OF LAF!
EETTE.

IETTE.
american National Bank rs. u. z. Con-
siN0u.-No. 5S79.
.N1>tiuc= s. Nt'ss rs. Z: E. Couz'iAou.-
Nc. .2S5z.
l. S. Nest s. Co. as. =. z. Co"11iHou.-
Ne. .7S25.
.Sfs1u0yE Bros. s. TO. rs. p. e. Coua'iIlon.
Isy virtue fscias ami O: seizure ane
sale. issued from the Honorable Judge of tie r7th
JuciaI DStr'. Court in and for said Parish. State
of Louisiana, in the above titled and number ed
causes, ant, n directed. have. ICED and will
offer for sale. public auction. the last and
highest bidder. :c residence of herein
cd. in the parish OF Lafayette State OF Lou
iSlna.
Saturday, July Stl,, 1898,
between the legal sale hours. the following described
property. to-~i,:
A lot of Dry Goods. Groceries Hardware. etc. etc
IcTm,-CaSE.
ISAAC a. BROCSSAI<D.
Sheriff. Lafayette Parish.
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COnStable'S Sale
Public Sale

]. the undersigned Sheriff of the Parish of 1.afa-
ycttc State of Louisiana. will offer tor sale. 10 the
las: and highest bidder. in front of the Court House
in the town of Lafayette, parish and state aforesaid
Saturday, June ~, 1898,
between the icG: sale hours. the following, described
property found the person of Willie Taylor
victed the State pcntcary from this parish. said
property is believed o have been stolen, and has
been in my Possession year said property
Consisting of
One Ladies' Wal,ham size gold watch two dia-
moud> in case. No. zG.is6
2. One open face American fill case. IS size watch.
No. sso,SIo.
}. One gold ring four pearls garnet.
4. One Ladies i'm. gold watch No. 1870.
S. One brass chain and copper cent pieces.
6. Seven plated buttons
One
Owner have by proving property anu
paying ISAAC a. BRoUSShED.
Inf Parish
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

THE HOLSTERS WANT THE BEST
"The people Of this vicinity Insist on
having Chumboraiu's Cough Rcmcdy.
aud DO not want any other says John
Y. Bishop of Portland Mills, Iud. That
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
Fl. WORTH BREWERY.
A Concern That Has Had a
Phenomenal Growth.
FULLY 1852, 900 is INVESTED
And The Business Of The Company Requires
Eighty Distributing Points and tho
Employment, Of One Hundred
and Thirty Hen.
FULLY 1852 900 is INVESTED

One OF the largest industries Of Fort
Worth " the brewery OF the Texas Brow
ing company
The mammoth buildings Of this concern
cover space 30 by 300 feet. cXclu.
sive Of the Nnblosi Il employees Va aver
age force OF 1870 incn without tnklng into
consideration 0uy contract labor, aud
has a capacity OF 10000 barrels OF beer
annually.
The buildings were erected sept D,
1890 aud the first beer was marketed
May 10, 1881 The company then Lad
a capital at SiIO.O1O which VIA increasd
Nov 3, 1891 ~ 100000 A rcp0t pub
lshed M the article on manufactures
was furnished The Gazette from FOR
mer statement aud gives the capitnl incpr-
regtly az SlJO,OOD
The comnlny las SOl2OOO invested Ia
buildings and machinery and keeps ma
average Of $4,000 cnah on hand with
which 20 conduct its bugirees.
lhcir principal market rs Ga Trxna,
and the growth of their trnde can be
realized when IL D. STATED thni eight
distributing points wore suiicicni the hfat
year, while the srcOnd year required
f0rty-dx and the pfaut year eighty
james J. Cannon b the president, /nnr
Cetti yicepresident and secretary nud
j. y. Mccarthy treasurer the names
Of these uien being sufficient guarantee
10 he pOple Of Texas Of The continued
prosperity and growth Of this inlpor-
tAnt concern.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

give mo c0untii eonira. bot ia those
assuming control ~ TO city remain IA
force. Tho council WIN AiN have rous
ird under the general law. but chartcr
OhHiweiiOna viii ho removed.
z. ~ tir fuaFVf, nciinH on q proper
petition, mol " hls own nioti1n, order an
election 90 dNturmine Wllrihnf u board u
trnsicr1 shall hn elected,
q. n 4 u docide1 10 have board Of
irnufeeg, ~ tho niayof order another cleo
ton 10 srlorl such trustees,
q Whnu ilfHo Trustees arc elected, Lot
them qualify ana thfp take chnxge " NE
uaii % those steps sa takcD TO COCA.
~ should COniinno u chcfdae control.
Nhm an a donr, 4 u Htu not ceriain
that the Trustees Gould resist the authority
or fle CinHii ~ cpntifpn in control. Il
believe tho ounid. bnt 4 d. nOi hrliere
ihaf i pouli 10 Wise 90 invite such 90
Issue.
n ihe hiil now pCndiug IN the senate.
f0f thN c0nif0l ~ city achcOis becomes q
Law, n Wiz fDltlo ybar troubles dennhplD
and eefibinT / Hiicefeiy hope that son
will wait few DAYS io aao what becomes
~ n before nreclbintinn upon Jour people
40 ieynr lAHi may move dlanatrHu ~
yop schools. Very Fqspef liplly 80.
State Superintendent pulaic nlAuneiion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

~ iba ordinance should be- repealed.
w9al iiiep would f ~ ,a status 81 y9.gg
control Of ihe coundl hy virtue ~ the law
fDiud IN me neNaeH Statutes ~ 1870 or
TITS have nn apiit. The question then
~ w prs'iloh ~ iLe acf ~ ls58. nnibsr.
ling 40 election ~ determine the inaunef
" cDpiml ayrileg 90 ali elites of ~ those
bat allorid desire 10 10 10 AZ any time Sub.
HpQueIf 40 the passage ~ the nei ~ 4
nald bqfOre 4 niii Inclined 20 believe that
dong NV IN town may assnme control
Tile aeom0 section anys tho mayor uf
.anld aly Or town" shan oraer The eiee.
think We afe not authorized 10 say
"anld iify Ur town MEANS "nuy Ciy ~
town ilaf NAV hffnfbr dfnrn 70 assume
control y aHllifd % ihe mfgiiQu rtlgilns
I iifiul, lH proper Interpretation ~ ~.
phHi 10 i5e Gnpsfien ~ dasui1inF control
Iherp lnay BE- ihoef who would dunk ihat
Gaetl6ne. There arf do0biitsf oihrfp Who
helcYf the fininie RlfHH me mayor ihN
tlfhh ni"N fwiiNch - epen ipir tht Nnrr,
az fruHeat rggprllieia 81 what bns fpfMtfiy
been dolpl ranii9i adopt eliner tlfN
fDn ecu sFo ihQi iAe AN ~ tonintn1 ~
iI'neses eannas ~ sis.dnigt ~ ibt
MarOtruancil I'Aeff u lnli guf fenfini jan
ttef urib0flzef riiy e9gncilg y pFi,cint
1888. erifrai Law n 1853 chapter lO1
pape H. IM mis- law. Nv 10 own TERMS,
NJ iimitoi iu apflltafou " cities ind lOwuF
Incorporated Under esq general lbw hfieN
n oll base ~ lpulhHilou 10 Waco, ] %
moi ffll in,lhinf 60 Fouf ftnriof anliiorl1.
iua such anl9illnfuf ~ ihe c0uitt l1cuiq
conclude tnai Hleh nppyintpfpt eopii
tl,areforc snis.ft fne fslOnioa AZ ihe
bt1f aalflou ~ lhc dli1cH|tlia lnfDiFnf,
Il Nfpfal fli oeliffs rides. ieG1lqlilnfi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
Capacity Attractions
Morris siav Ipfu

pendent scloA district. with exclusive
control N me pnble schools "illln ne
Under ihe MT Or 1915 tho control wis
c1offiHod cXclusifclr ly ihe rpDDdL so
nilpr body WINS authorized w. 0farcife auoh
clnitol THIS resolution, you auy, continues
inc iaw found 90 me Hoyised efoiufes N
1sfA, nrice 1851 ~ He1 continues, ns in.
dependent Hchnpl dielHcia. nll cities nnd
towns that bnd assumed eoHifel ~ their
continued ~ exercise control tln ihn iime
ihe ipfised Niufuirl went iul0 effect aus
inw nifnr gives The epnncl control niA
wekrs - DivFielou for cnuifa ~ q board
nut 81 llle same eesglon ~ ihg lensla.
tnfe NJ whirh ne NsfiHed. hininieA were
qhia law Gee relefal laws. 1870 page
1Ol Ifpyides ilei ang eliy ~ iegu nay ~
como 40 lndeiH1ilnN District q also pro.
yidle fhat tlie iHafor ~ 's1id" ,4ty W
town Hiail upon petition order an election
~ lgiNinlhfi
emnt ~ independent district
? whgler control siieh W yeaied "a o
hnfrd Hl trustees.
Na,f, Waco h'ing already DO Independent
Glsin,f. and ~ law opntaiuing ~ DO
fIsiun Tor fufffnuffluT control WHOM unrO
acfniftd, n eeiEna that n NnulG not he
nni.sfan arffsi May fAe Aie5nd question
81 Hntnilfea Wifhalf the nfsf iu tie case
81 dfy elrrqiy larlnF funtfgl Yciit'l in
flds anesiinn d tlg affirmative nut nt
AUS iSdni olncs 40 The cquulicAiioaH 1fiss
inv from yOHr apenni charter This charter
o1rflnnfa iu fofff' NNil fepfhlfi ~
ililef aNs0Uildr1. rfFui fiyua nod ofiil.
lancft that WAfe ln effect "a that uine
NE chaTtr Nna Yraoif1 lNhN. What Dril.
natres WIRE then iu fucff Wat there ~
fqJlnauco siflnx lhf e0uncu olnirof ~
- nlal ~ long 81 a ffnnllH uuf0pFnipQ,
Il entirely bars ne way " conifM ~
board " uuslee1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
pli@eat that an old eastern city might

pliment that an old eastern city might
be proud o.
The sum of S250OO0 has been expended
IN church improvements beside the reg
ulnr expenses and contributions 10 mis-
sionary enterprises at home and abroad.
The amount OF voluntary offerings for
religious purposes Ia the seven years
would approximate SfOO,WO
More appreci0tiye audiences cannot be
found anywhere than IN Fort Worth,
aud they are as liberal TO calls for be-
nefcence as are 10 bee found whore mon
ey is far more plentiful. An instance Of
their liberality Is recalled At the dedi-
cation OF the FIRST Baptist church. IL
lacked S022O Of being out Of debt Tie
gifts that Sunday amounted TO Nl23J.
This collection IL remarkable in Il western
town. then but thirteen years old
The most active church workers are
the thorough going business and profess
si0nnl men. / have seen congregations
all over the country, and am bold 10 say
that you will fud as handsome, gentcol,
well-conducted congregations In Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
SCHOOL LAWS.
A CONFUSION m REGARD TO
ELECTlNG TRUSTEES
IS What State Superintendent Carlisle Finds
kLelier 10 The CITY Attorney
Of Waco.

Waco. Tex March 90. Special
The following letter has been received
by ~ 81 kiuushlry- city attorney
Ueuafinlflt n kgutaiiOu,
Austin Tex Aaffh ~ 1871
H. II. Einfsbufy Esq. city Attorney pr0
fefn. Maoo. lfz,
boar so kilce you inAu upon 100 an.
swer "a the lnqtirif3 pf4WppAsl % inf ~
fseafi0ns ~ ine aduuiHirailoH ~ ile
Wnro schools J feA 81 mf hniy 30 giFo you
the hfst OpiplOu I rAn Nifni. Npf ~ ~
With great reluitanfe iNn1pr NYpftiH lhe
ID ray thaf fhe aeil hfpnn confuHinu "
fhe laws rsvaruiug ile fiiy friiN0is "a uia
state mshfs if impoaaiile ~ me ~ pVs
nDon ihs guNuons ypl raise vita tHA
c0nHdrufe
/ understand from your lefter that Waco
aas1nhI oafill ~ BET PUBLIC Afiipoit under
NJ atr loa1aN fti6 Was fte pnreiuif
r,qulfad bf fhyt "a. and toe aqoyiion ~
lhe re10lpu1u nlAaa "aA0 ah inae'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
brit Worth Is a Christian
Town and
CITY OF MANY CHURCHES.
Adsoms and Substantial Church Buildings
md Large Congregations and
Literally Of the Various
Memberships.

IIhe following article was prepared yes,
Wv afternoon 10y the pastor OF me flfst
tNkt church. Rev. j. Morgan Mells, NJ
A Urgent request OF The GazetteJ
4lhe religious status of Fort Worth
changed very much In the last seven
Ian. In thnt period the sittings IN
snurches have been quadrupled. Inc
~ wooden structures of the conyen-
la style have given place 10 elegant
~ houses Of worship, Of variety or
hiecture that would reflect creult
city boasting a hundred thousand
.pllltion.
use the period Of sefen years because
A1s been that long since first cast
10y IN the Queen City of the rams
ne First Baptist church mouse
NNoO and esated $50 10 Wo.
N we congregation worship IN beau-
stone building with seating capac
4 Of 100.
Y same may be said Of the First
uy teilan church. also of the Gum
4Al presbyterian, aud -. faul
~ church, The First Metlodisl
afucture has been supplAn1eu py
-90eiin brick, Of tasty interior arrhns,-
, Shat VIII seat seven hundred PEG,
4 ne Catholic house Of worship VIII
Nhea ilnishcd. a very elegant stone
,suf,e Of Gothic plan It's seating ca
Il Y y perhaps 1900, whereas It's Tor
0ulaing would scarcely accommodate
Is others north Of the reservation
nv Tue same, whereas, ON the
'N sac are the new Broadway lSnl~
.saung 500. the new Broadway Pres
"An seating 800. the new Mulkey
I'M and the new Christian church
are altogether some twenty-five
!. g..t' 10 The city
+ IN are M lhe neighbOrhOod Of -
1alvh s.ttings today, whereas seven
A sso there wore not more than
n., emu what is a noticeable feature
1 WIS told when ! first eame
me people we're not chuich-g0lng
whereas now. / know them 70
In steat churchgoiug people
ra,,sst churches are wen attended,
\ iota,1 De safe 10 say that from 1000
T attend church every fair Sun-
.Aely y remarkable and Is q com
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

Ihe following article was prepared yes.
IAy afternoon 10y the pastor OF me flrst
ylht church. Rev j. Morgan Mells' NJ
Urgent request OF The Gazettel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
THE NORTH GALyEsroN BRICK
NAM

The KIN Of red pressed brick that waH
OPENED "a few days ago at North iinlgesioa,
Tex revealed "a qualify ~ niaislial which
was pronounced ~ experts asinliy equal
In density durability und color 10 ile bcsf
81 I1us preaed brick The North GHi.
weston HncE company y q pfetiy big con.
general capacity equals eofnc ~ ihe hfst
uinnta iu tile cniufrg. More factories be-.
Iug bullt. "a steady nfrfaet iu Population
10 ~ the preseut record 81 tniG finuy
city, For particulars eau on On a1dfas
Moore a. Jack Hurley building hort
Worth Tex fhe local agent or andfcEa
the North Galveston association, boa bl5,
Minneapolis. Nina.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
WorLh ID b any ~ b the UnI9n-

Worth AZ in any city 10 the Union.
Practical Christianity ~ preached from
t,e pulpIpts every Sunday and practiced
dntinv fke week. There b perfect har-
mony among tho different denominations
rcpresented. each having broad hel9
and attending 20 rs own business nnn
not interfering with that 81 sne NJ, hS one
snother God-speed ia their labors oi
In have compassed 70 your satissiac-
tian lie request made for the above
statements, / feel that ] have gwen lhe
troe religious status of Fort Ncrth'
Your Obedient servant ,,.,.,rs
]. MORGAN WELLS,
Pastor First Baptist Church.
Fort Worth. March 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
SUPERIOR no AID oTHBRs.

Allcock's Porous Plnsiers are the great
external remedy Of tie day Tho quick-
esf, safest. suresf best Not only inn
r.easurablY superior 10 an other piasters,
but also % linlmenfs. oipiIneuts, oils and
similar uuctuous compounds
beware Il Imitation. aud DO not b. de-
eeired By miGrepreWutafion. Ask for
AleBks. and let nD solicitation Or e1plan-
atlon induce you V Accept ; Hiibstiso'as