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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

:, Henrleita, Tex, Dec. l.-Henrietta lodge.
No. ~. Knights 81 Pythiqs. on last Monday
night elected the following ofacers for the
Sg..,ng year IL. A. Alh. NJ " n. NJ
hlls, z. c.; l.. ]. Barber, V. O.; j. ~,
Esll r. L. W pantln Il 90 u - {
q. r. Hull, ~ OF nj m II Derner n Of
T.; A. j. Cbaretfe, fenrelenfafiyc, trnici
smith, trustee,
A number Of Uenrtetta,s ,.,,,,,. -c,tto,po,
met Tuesday nirht AMI otreni-ad - dat,c'
Ing club for the comins season -
j. w. Rankin voe siacf,I iJ,atr,,,.n ,,,a
q. W. Flaniran serr,,tarv and tra,a,,r,'r
The following cnmnrlse i,o rbortrr mon.
hershlp; j. ". Rankin. q. w. Flanirap.
W n. King w n SNib,th n - hi, $500
j. A. KILLER, A, ID Rnfier ID n ntct,nnn
S0lon Martin, T. H. Hrpwer " II Ur,se
J !; Hirher i " tt,rrt,r n,,d - ,ti'N,,',,,,
johnson.
me initial hop viii ha given under the
auspices 2f the club on Friday evening, De-
cemper \. Dances will be given semi.
monthly during the season
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

j.. Darby, the English champion Jump.
err Is out with a sweeping challenge TO
make match against any man NJ the
world Ct standing jumps. backward or
forward. with or without weights for
any sum UP 10 $1,000 q side.
The English papers speak Of an
American gentleman telinT ord Rose
berry 10 write his own cheek for HE
crack. 2-year.old laidaA. by uamptnn
illuminate, which offer was refuscd The
style of this ofcr makes Il look AK IL
AIR. W. IL. Forbes Of Boston was tho
would'hc purchaser.
fresidont Charlcs l.. Burlcttn OF the
l.eegne OF American Mh0rlman states
ihat ne VIII not rcmNin nj the head Of
me league attrr the annual meeting in
February The candidates for the presi-
dents position are George A. pcrkins
Of Natsachnesctia aud g, b. Lusoomb
Of New York,
I'd Corrlgnn gives Il out that no owns
the grand stand and other improvements
az The ROXY, Ind, rncc track. and that
hc can dismanilo the grounds whenever
he choosw. lie says there will DO no
racing at Roby this winter and that this
viii probably ho tho hist week Of racing
al Hawthorne.
During the performance Of "f'he Man
From Boston" by tho John L., Sullivan
company At Racine, Wis, Wednesday
evening local pugilist jumped TO his
feet In the gallery and challenged Sullll
van 10 u hattie, The eS-champion paid
no attention 10 him aud The wuuld.he
hrhier was forclbly elected from tic
house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Calls for Monday in the county court;
312o, W. u. North vs. Tex. & rac.
32iO. NORTH Side 81, ny Go. VS.. O., O.
s. 3. u. ny Go.
1906. q, q. 4 i y ny Go. Vs. IT. w.
a N. o. ny Co. IT AL
1880. unrxcrlled Fire Works 90. W.
A. j. Anderson.
1895. Evansville CO-opcrntlye Furniture
Go. ". Fort Worth lnstaliment Go.
Of nl
4o7s. J. 81 Tewmcy W. George wal
1891. Iiulchlson Pierce & Co. Va. John
~. Montgomery II nl
WyliQ w. Perkins.
5OiT A. seisal Chs Fixture co. Va. u.
j.. Chase
b0si. Terry King Va. Moore 4 McDDI.
I0sl, y. n Belden w. ~ q. Taylor.
5l53. ltell n liDnads w. Pendory Bros.
5lId. 4 Il. Pagr ". lDp q. Ryan.
blGg. 70. r. Bergln w. Jnp @. Ryan.
52Gl l.aunr q Brookmnn ". A. q.
Reilly
44i9. scI,iy e Fort Worth Va. q, 9. &
l4l1. ciiIg X For Worth Va. 81, X &
400. A. j. Anderson lfor nae Merchant.
National banjo w. A. Baor.
52Ol. j a. Lee ". w l.. Fuller.
52O2. j. A. Lee vs. Downo & Rhodes
(gnrDiahpel
520S. Motiord. collins Commerce co. W..
w y. fanis fgn4nisheel.
DID. a. @. Rely ", ). n Richardson
b224 Atwood Manufacturing Go. vs..
Don Campbell.
SIG. Ino -. Ayres ". Geo. W. Finger
u al
BIOS. ,rcaaa hpsor Remedy Co. ". Q. 10.
GfahnU II ~.
500 State National bank w. MONTAGUE
Coal Mining Go. Il al.
53Ol. II. NJ. furmnn Va. A. G Rinfle-
man OF NJ.
53ls. q. Won cariowitz Vs. A. Hariwig.
5Bfi. Auheuser-iBusch Brewing Associa-
zion ~ James Ryan.
JQls. 4 a Gnefn, Jr.. ". W u. Ford.
53Gs T. A. Rogers & Son ". q. q.
kcrinkiud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

They accorlngly secured rope with
which g bind him. They then proceeded
10 TO him 10 a stake. ia doing 40 the
rope WIS passed bcwecn his limbs and
drawn tightly acrass the abdomen. Brown
was then suddenly awakened. aud In at
enpung 10 rise severely injured himself.
\ physician WAS called, but Brown grew
woise and died ia great agony last
Inc men who Inflicted thcsn injuries
nave nave psgn IN The habit Of making Brown
wy hc.im q many rough jokes, u Is
elid. Although he often Protested they
only laughed ~ him. Hc leaves family
OF iltte children IN destitute circum-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
BIG DAY FOR WACO,
All tho Railroads Have Given Rates
Cheaper Than the Cheapest.

Waco. Tex. Dec. 2.-OD next Tuos-
day, the 9th instant. Waco will have
grand gala day. In which the trade, In
dnstrial, military and educational depart
ments, the uprivalcd Gre department and
the hot wells will unite 10 "a drm0nstra-
ton Intended TO make the occasion worth
intending and to demonstrate the solid
character Of the city. is superlatiyc nd
vnntg,s, It's CONTINUED advancement,
and 10 allow the people generally an
opportunity to visit the city on econonh-
cal terms and 30 make personal in
vestigatlon Of the claim that the water Of
the hot wells will heal. The street
pageant will extend over mile "a
length. and Will present all the features
Of Waco. The blending Of watrr, cleo
tricity and fire win afford spectacular
exhibition never before seen, All things
will contribute TO make the 9Th the grcnt-
est day IN the history Of Waco. The
railway companies with Characteristic
and becoming liberaliy have given
specially reduced natea from OIL points
on basis OF Sl.00 from Dallas and the
same from Fort Worth The city of
Waco on this day intends 20 put on ~
best attire. and invites it, sister cities
and Texas generally 10 assemble here.
enjoy the sights. make test II the hot
water. and all who come viii become
witnesses Of the high civilization 0f Waco
and the truth Of tho representation CON
corning the hot wells and the aupcrb In
situations for enabling the public 10 gain
the advantage they afford for relief Of all
meuis and restoration 10 the blessing Of
health and happiness The doors Of Waco
viii be open on the 9th. Do not knock.
but enter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
cDNERAL SPORTING NOTES.

NIorello is expected 70 make M ueDn
nert saturday In the Santa Anita handl'
esH Tor s.ycar-olds, one mile aud a guar
Marcus Daily was in New York re-
csatiy. consulting with Matt Byrnes ..,l 9s
10 the advisahiAp 81 feeinb
Of horses in England.
Al Providence. Il, L., Monday night
Dirt ofBrieu. the New England welter
weight champion. Knocked out JACK Aln'
gee in FIVE rounds.
,Iy,a Plim,per.Dixon fighting talk has
e,sIiv reached ibe stage Of Fifmmer
altering "a, fight Dixon at bariain weight
AZ the rinrside.
slg,e Philadelphia Press thinks nat
Viii succeed Harry Wright as manager
of lie Philadelphia team.
Perry, o, r., Is gest,tisag. : n lii ca,,sS
advertising out q p,o lol ,gls,ic slui,.
Il + aid. IS wiling 10 hang up purse
Of $50 900 Tor he battle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
SIAIE SOCIETY NEWS,


peSatur, Tex. Dec. 1.--nr. aud Mrs. \.
y, Melonad leave for Denison Monday,
4, Mr and Mrs. Gent Illlard left for Howie
s,,,,.week' where they Will reside In the
Nall. MIS- Minnie TlEhman gave a small dianer
n several OF the society people went m to
We're Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ras Smiley Nr NM
Ms Press Terrell Miss Minnie rllrhrnan.
Mss us Lee lioulver, Mr.. Eugene bullock,
i Mr. 4. Try Lillard, MIR. Gates and Nj. l.
The Young Mems Matrimonial club gave
a nanquet at the Burks house this wccl.
which was grand success.
sa az Lasea OF Bowie was the guest Of Ras
Col. Peter Smith OF Fort Worth was IN
the city this week. vas 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

A look into the workings OF tho clubs OF
tins Ntir rHyrHs i'1Nlrs indeed "hHnHs
in tue personnel Of the different orgunlza-
Experience In club government takes ita
place In the march Of progress, and stuty
or pleasure as the ease may bc, becomes
80 admirably systemntlZCd that many
shoulders az the wheel move It with d
inodicum Of ef'urt 20 the Individual, Woman
kind Is not used 20 ol1lcr her doinlH IN logl-
cal sequence, and perhaps for this very rca-
son II the moro rigid IN club observanccs'
The Literary Tea has enlarged ils member
nlti,i 10 tvDnty-ugr ant shtt season meets
twice a month only. A fiction writer OF
the life being given, as well as a selection
from the works Of the nuthOr, which the
hostess OF the day t5hOoses aud reads 10
sion az Mrs. PARROTS on wednesday last,
aud tlle next reunion at the home or the
president, Mrs. Raunsnyall, Will be de-
voted to Nathaniel Hawthorne ApTopos.
differs 80 widely as his "Scarlet Letter.
Ms morality Is as much called into question
today as at the time Of its publication.
The Shakespeare club. after life OF use
fitness ms taken It's plnca among the by
cones, where It is compinioned In an odd
association, by that child OF fun aud friyoi-
OF this latter ia laid directly az the door or
our Recently welded fair and those rumored
futures " who 20 double" themselves,
have dismembcred the clup.
yagl steadily on the same lncs, with nm
unfaillng enthusiasm. To keep abreast IN
some sort with the movements IN this great
and llttle-world OF ours--fhls ~ their OBJ
jeci.
The Cooks (tnat w0rshlpfu company by
no means bend their thought wholly 10
things culinary. Their lahors contribute 4
tempting array OF Refreshments FOR cach
meeting, hut the afternoon hours they
spend together will 1hia winter be occupied
IN n game OF whist. The membership OF
Eixteen provides four tables.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
And the Animals Can Be
Raised as 0heaply


There IA now no need Tor any lcNNn
10 70 beyond the borders Of the state TO
,,,+ :, ,,,,,nl,,.,1 i,,r.,
- " "','-',,' ,....,. 20 t,,,,.
Not Vh'y ll"S, nut horSo' u'',''''' ~ ''l's
experience In Kentucky, California AMI
INC East nssert that tho same class vi
t,,,so., ..,,. a., ,.,ts,t ,r u,,,,s as in tbp
WI W. i"'' 80
ec2tiunh mentioned, and uoy cIalm ilNt
horses can develop earlier in this climate,
ami ilie ,4,gt of rnislug is said 10 be
-. -. 49,. ...'...1.'... 49,,
'oMer n'ie 'l'u "u' "'iOr' '''
To Colonel Henry hhall OK hNll'e'
owner of tho famous liomo Alto farm,
,,,,,.. "a, ,...ti, l., ,,t,,,, f,, thn rpn,tfa
,i'"'' s'' NJ, 49,. t',,.,,,..i,
tloh vi lVANH hlN n'ieVN'7h'
Colonel Exull WAS In The city yesterday
afternoon to attend the sale uf Kentucky
,.oits .,,l 1,r,,b ,u.r,.s aud he .uokp
80 IL. a,,,,t.' ~.
WIZ P'Iuuu'pi i, , w. ,,t,6 iil r,r,,
porter auout liN eugy'en WIZ tl' ri Z"
my me lryllslnH uuaG'N ~, '''', w. Az,
,oilH, Mul4l Ire laiAclS g"NhiN NM w
puANIH ltYlu wa ~ lot' w ~. 49, t.'' -,
lie sald thhl ie lrst neEln p p'ff,N ~, on
s''nul NIa'lv lnt,N s'p'a nh" Va, S,,'',,
anu iit ng s'ylt ~, VIZ t' nj, ,i
Iur lno i'"I lV"r W .''ttII,N i,rt MIX.
y WIN ~ pg5.'' II, No., f.,r rf,Gi
class rottinE HORSES n .t.iit, lot p'Du,i
~ as 60 compete WIN California nnd
hchiuchN ptttNieIe' MS eAl''1lnvi's ny
proven n9llhls'luIS any ne ~ ~, NV, ~.
ne salu tnAi Horst pr9i'4lIs v9Iui p' w
nnee,halW II vhSasvH ~ 'Vb'l''' ~ ", u. ~
business 20 DC cphHue'cl "h puo'l'AS
methods, e,.,... -, .......,....,,,..
ftrlne5s' ier lne,ailc', oeulu voilll1,,De ,
w 3reedihs tu'r pcN innt'9 " E,v pyn,
nrN t'3lllohs W ne ivulN, WIN Wy
my pIouu'o mou, 90 sr,,, s,,'''.iu, e
Wv teuullu iio'i' w "
stili2h NuIlu pc t,'nu Iii Ei''9 Nu ,9
, ,.ain ~ i' .i'l o,i,nsI. y, tbnt uttbtr ~
~ a,uV =, '' ii,,' i,-,.ii,,,' s's. 49,, y,
| low Years, y lnn ntecIng hae heoh 10
ueopA anu lAsn'oi'llly -,'',n ''in ~
| perIltntni n,.l5 " t,,t .Nlto WI" H'NV
"e,l eiganlisnDi i"' ~ 100, ,...,.,..
III I'm g o wv ca Xxx xxx o W.
hr,J barscs iasi vear NM sanc rn,i,i
| vr"i hUrn'7 lg7' 49, "v .tl'l' 'uul3
pc ugho ln m ,llis Aeg,io,,, n' u,.llilli "lg
wv ulll'. ,At, l ,it'.,ugu' ul
| SouItei me popplc k!e.t W. .nc h1ulo un'
ui,lue1 ht,enll"h tlut uN ,Npui 10 wy
! 9,hNt puslnpHa' 1T Wouiu WY w. ,llNhu
| l'Ah7 - hp'po county p"' N''' 'n' N'''V
| business
Mt EXall u very proud OF mo dQings
Of ,Ieyas horses IN ile pas' ana Is very
| cntluhuNtic 10 ms Vows OF lne future.
hlectrto, tho premier stallion Of MI
| ENalFs farm. was pufch9'el from
Leland stanford Lalo nllo ny me
| Allen farm OF Boston, Mnsai where
| Mr.. EXall got him Ito IN Q
| beautiful bay, with BLACK points, 10
| IL hands high He " only tive yonra
| old, but the showing innde by MS fet,
| especially az tho Dallas fair. was simply
| wonderful. Nine ont q twelve cots ROT
by him on the l.omo Alto farm this Hga.
eon could show 400 gait, while tho 1--WE
| oldest could speed at 3.2O or better 10 q
| wagon. They were all Of good size aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

nAr,esin's" brhday eelehrlilon, % ne
i,r,i.,s,,ilssiein.r waes was ntiing 4ginfnent
=, ~ eaas,r TIE goddess. ofefloWlnE
Win eoodness a. she has been va IN, ene s.ei
~ If,- ~ gsu AID work On the long
i,,s,,,,,,.,5,niat.si nsT huildinr vii begin "
80, lnes.ttnr of fbr holue bfiusa 70
.,-.i- Nafd ~ fhe iadies Interested ~ ne
t-stit,,fioo. Doniis. inaie and iellif' Bill
i,srs, All 9teisisn ia'ies u.s. .Nri, 10y =.
that cfy-fn fart every hnn"l Nv ss,1,.
is,T ~ 100 Wlll y on sale. There va %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

This weeks prominence IN theatrical
way brought a Proportlonate appreciation
from the Gnrland's audiences, one OF the
Ne Tohn ~ Connor's thenfer party OF
"wednesday evening ne the patti Rosa per-
far1uqnce Miss Lal0rrans with Mr.. Wat
sor ,iiss Lakeland with Mr Armstrong,
Siiss McGregor with Air. Frank touuor,
ST. ~ ZaaeHr Win NtIfqv ME- foriirnn
MN AR. Albert Wolfe. were the fuesia.
At The close q the play. beaded by their
gon,or's home on North Tiffh street. where
M anDeigng midnight innche0n awhitef
them most welcome finale 10 . notably
~ ,iil'tn-.iie evening Mrs. Connpr'H FIRST APP
5!rs,ic. In IN, role OF 'chatalaine" WIS rs
tnitcbtfil 10 her friends. M II was owl
,ieniiv a happiness 60 herself
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Tho now suite Nlcd wprn as follows. an
Of thon being for debt or debt aud foro.
clonrc,
In the Seventeenth dlArict-E. u.
Powell w. H. NJ Douglass ct al, debt
and foreclosure, Land Mortgage Bank Of
Tcxna w. Robert McCWt, debt aud
foreclosure
IN tho Furty-cirhth disirlct-Tobo
Johnson vs., W. q, Young ct al, debt;
Norwegian Flow company W.. W. A.
Huffman Implement company. debit, 10.
j. Onisbeo W. Wallace Hendricks ct al,
debit and foreclosure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Charlie Edwards aud Harry Williams
were tried for y0gmncy aud acquitted,
j, NJ lNtlr was acquitted OF charge
Of selling beer without q LICENSE.
Dolly Love. Madame Porter and Lis.
cite Duynll pleaded guilty TO yagrpncy
t0-Nit, common prostitution, aud were
huol 50 Va two cnHs each
Leo Taylor pleaded guilty 10 ragraucy
md was fined 50
Jim FltYhugh pleaded guilty 10 carry.
ing a pistol and il nnc OF SO wns 40.
scssod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

H. A. Hodges ct al. 10 ~ y. l.. Tins
30 - Acrs H. u Wadlcll and 1 20
acres w. 6. prlco survey. S0I221.
Bessie H.. CUTLERY TO llin NJ Terrell.
ono-thlrd interest in lot o. block o. Al.
ford Nonl addition
George Y. Fielding 10 Thomas w
Manchester, Tot o, block 10. Brooklyn
Heights, 800.
South Fort Worth land company 10
John Wren, lot ., block 8, Lawn Terrace,
500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
SI.SI!llA|||I'!III 4 \,
BEST MADE.
CASH Or ON EASY PAYMENTS

Old plano, and organs taken in exchange,
Organs aud secondhand pianos at bargAina
Planes TO rsnt.
Following Is partial list Of parties using
stioI planes In ,re5asi A Brnpnsr, hrA
s,.. a. h9Pi 1st a u klad w. MI :. T. All
,oa. hIi. Ida Hgnt, q l., Porter, Sanger
bund Society, Mas hsnas Hughes, Rob
trt Edwards, VIM, Colby, j. z. GaAisn, e,
]. LOTHIAN, Houston. Mrs. y, >.
iarimpfe, Jacob nierholssr, Ye Abingdon
lnn, Mrs, Aanie drlniih, I, Bock Coleman
y @, BARRETT hn. LisEic Camp Mrs n
smith jas. Harrison w., J. u, Lonqnottl,
Mrs. KAts Gllthey, Port Worth. y. Il.
lloeslor, J, d. pndEitt, Dallas. Mrs. N. o,
breckenridge, hfa Emma sleinls, Prof,
lharlu. FELTON,, Austin. g, 7, Chatham, II.
Q. Evansville, f. N. wins, Waco. J,
W. BPanEsnbsrrrn, c. L. eteflnu,
nIoyHweod. q. A. Small, Mrs; a.
Ma. II. Chapel. 4, W. Tarnnt, Chappell
HI, Mrs. John YsYlor, Messr HAfflson,
!. +. Jackson, Dr.. Pahl, ii. Harrison, Breu'
ham. II. N. Lupton, r. II. Pointer, J. q,
Rankin, Il. X. noWsde, Dr.. l.. BahAn, J,
q. Rankin, u nouahard Hampstead. DR..
Iell, J. 7. Saunders, Y. Beck. Dr. O. y.
Beaumont Coleman. Mrs, South Hill,
Mary +. I'M, Anderson. J. W. johnson,
John u. Nike, Mr.. fisAntry, MF.
llannaNay, Bryan. J. o. Green, Mrs.
B. 0. baltimore, W. n. DaniAls, Dublin.
Il. o. nounsayalle. John Touhsy, N,
Mays Academy, Marshal. Dir. n
i. Finnsy, Gonzales. j. l.. Measles,
Wichita Tails, Mss Fannie Doaley,
Montgomery. y. W. Fitzpatrick. NJ Pleas.
ant. J. W, H. Dickson, Douglass. II. o.
Head, Turner Wilson, Sherman. v. y,
Gsisoks, College Station. w. n. Settles, W.
D. Morris, J. r MorriA, Jacksonville. Judge
J. ID. Thomas, Oak Gin College 40 pianos)
Oak Clin, Rev. II. o. scuddsj Longyiev.
v. ". Comegys, Gainesville. ]. j. stuhbs,
Workman. Henry ApAcomb, j. Il. N.
Yates, Grapevine. Mrs. WIN. Buster, WeAth.
ford. Dir. b, l.. Peoples NaYasota. w. l..
Williams, Independents. NJ. NJ. hAhAley,
NJ. Vernon. Dr. ]. Jeti PenokAfd, Lag.
Ilt. J. II. Aatin, Mumford. ]. N.
Lewis, lieane, Robt. Wilson, Pilot Point,
Add'lsan College, Thorp springs. Or, p. J.
Bowers, Georgetown. l.. Mason, haven
Oiks. Amelia French, beaumont. CIV. Wal
ker, Brownwood. Dr., J. r. Hunter. Houston.
A. X Clarke, Houston. An ID. SnoSs
Vernon. Mrs. Ella Read, Cofsieana. MA
w. T.. Duran, Cordoans. Guy W. JunkeT.
x. o. bonneville, X. Il. hopado, Desas-
fnant Call and rranttuf al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Young Mems
fi,,isinan Assotsailon kept Thanksgiving
night in gala fashion. ~ the peisolnas .,,
~ M eas1., 70 share IN the jubilee over
~ canrcilod debt on the plano Al inyii-
Ing program. IN which. ne plano playei
~ r,arf hnd heen prepared ana.
ILL., ~. -srderine of the rarlnus nuinperA
~, ,Tenner efireesfive OF The Inspiration
~ iniilee, ruosfs and hosts mingled IN
so,isl Intercourse over abe refreshments
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

an AKRON table and a stand Of Tissue paper
novelties those narNels Of beauty which
clever ringers slupc FROM this yielding
lNhfic-'Aulp shades mats and all the or
Numerically useful things we nced IN our
e'elyday living. The weary sheppct may
rest and recruit IN the culinary department
where service viii he efficient and the hu
q nrc diversified enough TO suit on Asles
Here arc q few Of the attractions 70 niaW
Tho tide OF Xmas buying TO the baHaars
headquarters. Mlsiruts old store corner
OF Llghih and Anstln aireets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

The 9Th will be a day 10 be marked with
our whitest stone The trades display "a
the morning will, OF course call out INC
town az large, and. Judging fr,m the care
ful work and unstlntti outlay on tbe
Heats and the vast number OF hrms and
Industries represented, the parade VIII be
worthy all the pride and enthusiasm thNt
Is ours 10 bsstow. And the phtos' chrys-
nnthemum hall, that "a 10 close the Jay
who has not gossiped gnyly over the prena'
rhtlons for the great occgaiunf toll ana
heard tales 81 the fetching frocks 10 make
their debut on Tuesday Mighty lndcm all
who by right OF might, or by thRt hiEher
right OF courtesy have enjoyed the elnhe
hospitality, are. mctnphoricnlly Epeaklng'
srelJng 70 have "a angcr IN ihe pie.' The
ladies are doing an In their power sud
where affairs social are concerned. mat
power scetus rnilt4s, I'M tuesday nlshl.
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
Solid gold rings for 500.
w. w. CIIAABERLIN e. co.
3i3 MHin stree

We have just secured The Huffman
building on Front street for u warehouse
and viii carry a very large stock Of
everything Ia the way Of grain, feed
sinfs aud hay Before barring call aud
get our prices
Telophone 2s1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
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Send for Catalogue, No. 1908 TEXAS Ave,
Houston, Texas.
P. S. PIANOS TUNED.
PRIZE MEDAL, CHICAGO.
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EXHIBIT PIANOS.

TO The Committee Of Judges, Dept l.,
Liberal Arts
report that this exhibit deserves an
awAfd. The tone quality Ia Excellent With
large ronofous volume and good sustaining
power. The scale Is vol balanced. Tho
action Is Pine and we'll regulated. rha
ioueh i firm YET easy and claatic nud haa
Good repeating qualities. In eonslrueilon,
NE Material V Carefully selected. The
Workmanship Is Very Good and the cases
We'll Made. New fcatutesi Tao small Yarll
Piano deserves special mention.
v. Hhyac. judge X. Baens, picsldeEtl
7. II. Gore, secretary board Of judges
Liberal Ans.
Sy'Plsase mention this paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Mrs. Winslowa Soothing Syrup for
children teeihinT sooihes the child. soft
ems he gums niihys pain. cures wind
colo. and Is the best remedy for diar-
rhora. % cents bottle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

SIC Die new nnc Of diamonds w. w.
chataoeriin a 20. lust received Iaices
defy competition.
The latest novelties 10 silver plated
". w. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
313 Maiu street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
NrARRIAan LIoENsEs.

w. @. Prince TO Miss NJ. \, Byns
II. T. Iompa 10 Miss Susie Jones.
q. a. Fowler TO Miss Laura Pickcns,
colnn1d
Dennia lloyd ip Mics Florence Mnbry,
suut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

This Il tho longest tlme required for
The cure Of any type Of Headache BY
that prince Of remedies. PRESrON'S
HEAkE' Guaranteed or no pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

The nnw Brooks ooruet Is now yisi3e
ia tbc morning SKY due east AID about
~ degrees above the horizon ~ b
O'Clock in the constellation Coma Bere.
uices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Sugar corn. 3 cans for - cents
TURNER & DISGEE.