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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-15
Repairing The Gable.

1t has always bean matter OF spec
ulation and wonder to most people as
to how a marine cable once broken in
mid-ocean is ever got together again.
The explanation is this: First, it must
be known that the cable practically
rests everywhere on the bottom of the
sea. or course there are places where
sudden deep places coming between
shallow ones will cause the cable to
make a span as over a ravine or gully.
In other places the ocean is 20 deep
that the cable finds its specific gravity
somewhere in midwater, so to speak.
Ia that case it rests quite as firmly as
if it were on solid ground.
When u break occurs the first step,
of course, is to accurately locate its
position \ conductor, such as ca
ble. offers certain amount OF OBJ
struction or resistance TO the pass.
age OF an electric current. Apparatus
has been devised for the measuring of
this resistance. The unit of resist
ance is called an ohm. The resistance
of an average cable is, roughly speak
ing, three ohms per nautical mile. Re
sistance practically ceases at the
point where the conductors make con
siderable contact with the water.
Therefore, If when measuring to 10
cate a break it be found that the
measuring apparatus indicates a re
sistance of 900 ohms, the position Of
the fault will be known to be 800
miles from shore.
With this information the captain Of
the repairing ship is able to deter
mine by his charts of the course OF
cable, the latitude and longitude OF
the spot where the break occurred,
and can proceed with certainty to ef-
feet the repair. When the approx
mate neighborhood Of the break is
reached a grapnsl is dropped over
board and the vessel steams slowly in
a course at right angles to the run OF
the cable. On the deck Of the ship
there is a machine called q dynOme-
ter, which, as it shame implies, is used
to measure resistance. The rope Sc
curing the grapnsl passes under this.
II the dynomster records a steady in
crease Of strain it indicates that the
grapnel has caught the cable. II, on
the other hand, the resistance varies
from nothing to tons and from tons
to nothing again, it is known that
the grapnel is only engaging rocks or
other projections Of an uneven bot
tom. 1t is frequently necessary TO
drag over such ground several times
before the cable eau be secured.
Having secured one end OF a parted
cable, the vessel moors it TO buoy
and proceeds to search for the other
end. When both ends are brought
together on deck, the electrician
holds communication with the shore
on both sides 10 make sure that there
are no other defective places and that
the cable is perfect in both directions
This having been satisfactorily deter
mined. all there remains is to splice
the ends together and drop the cable
once more back into the sea.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-15
II, /. SNYDER, PUBLISHER.
THE BOSS
CLOTHING MANS
SPRING GREETING
FOR
1 8 9 3

Now, If you wish to look at something
nice, just step into the Boss Clothing Mans
Store and you will see one OF the finest
Spring Displays OF Spring Goods that has
ever been brought to Shepherdstown, Ifyou
wish to see the Latest Novelties and Newest
Ideas Tor the season, come and see us. If you
wish TO see the very best in Standard styles
ana Reliable Make, come and see us. Ifyou
want value for yoar money, purchase your
goods from the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-15

Perhaps it is time that American
bills Of fare were printed in English.
600 exclaimed Mrs. Meadow
at a city hotel. There's a fly in this
soupr'
Mr.. Meadow has been about the
world more than his wife, and has
grown cautious.
Hush, Miranda" he said. don't
speak so loud. No use exposin' our
ignorance. This bill Of fare i. in
French, and mebby we ordered fly
SOUP
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-15
The Cause OF DimpIes.

According TO an old legend the
baby's dimples mark the spots where
angels fingers touched the child In
bearing it from heaven to the earth,
but unromantic doctors have a differ
ent explanation. They say that dim
pies probably result from defective
development Of a muscle. When the
muscle IL called into use the defective
portions fail TO respond, and hollow
Is left into which the flash aud skin Of
the cheek. for example, fall, and thus
the dimple is formed.
Little Dick. Did you have good
time in the countryr
Little Johnny NO; mos died. We
boarded at q farm house.
Wasn't il nicer
Yes, nice 'nough; but on the train
ole lady gave me cent, an when
we got to the farm, found out that
there wasn't a store within twenty
miles"
A Dutchman was whipping his boy
one day. After laying on the rod for
some time he stopped and said:
''Vot you think now, Hansr'
Nothing, father"
"Yes, you do. You t'ink your fad
der is tonkey. Now / lick you for
dat"
He-maliciousIy)-'It is only the
female mosquito that annoys people.
She (musingly)-'I notice that you
take a great delight in mashing
them"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-15

A young girl, at an examination in
grammar the other day. when asked
WHY the noun "bachelor'' was singu-
lar, blushingly answered
Because it is very singular they
don't get married"
She went up head.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-15
Boss Clothing Man :!

You VIII there find suits to be as perfect in
Ill and finish as any merchant tailor can
make. l have quite number OF styles in
Mems ami Youths Suitings. Among them
you will find Fancy and Plain Cheviots, Cas-
simereS and Worsteds. Blue Black and Plain
Checks, Plaids, Stripes and Fancy Weaves.
The quality OF this line is far in advance of
any we have ever seen offered at the price
In fact, the incest and largest assortment Of
Mems, Youths, Boys and Cnildrens
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-15
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE

Opsa' Sept 9th. ls98 Climate nd surroundings eI-
ss2HonAl Handsome buildings. being remodeleu'
.al'olgLy renovated, repAlnted inside anu oltsue,
s.lfei1rnish-d With new pianos, carpets, &C steam
s'a' gas Hsht bath rooms every floor. Now LApora
- thoroughly equipped 81 experienced teaehers.
tl't1osd Courses IN English Lltn German. trench.
se special advantages in Music and Art. lll board
20 p-put from u States Terms moderate t0T Jata-
G.et ~ tins celebrated old Virginia School address
WV. N.ROBERTSON, Pres, Staunton,f va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-15

Peaches are down." remarked one
woman to another on the street yes
terday. Yes" said the other; Il
must put some up"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-09-15
Grocery Department

is well stocked with fresh and season
able goods, including everything nee
esSary for baking cake.
Country produce will be taken in
exchange for goods.
NJ. B. BAKER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

progressive enchro party. During the
cvcuiar refreshments were served and
ihosc prcscut passed several happy hnurs
mtilng for the handsrine prizes, The hrsf
lady's prize was a silver hat pin aud WAS
woa by Maud Richardson. The tirss
gentemin's prize wns silver scarf hotd-
cr, and was won by Dick Van Zaudt.
Miss Tnoucs was awarded the lady's
hoQhy aud was presented with paper
knife. Mr.. Athur Crilndoll succeeded in
capturing the gentlman's BOBBY prize, and
was presented with u pail. of curling
ISminson, Leon Harold, Carrie Martin,
Alberta Martin, Lillian Mimms, 1rma
tosiick, Katie Vaughn, Annabel Cooper.
ulnra Nhi,la, Eta Woods, Anna Hog
seu, Miss Simpson, Anna Tidball. Mary
iini,lejohn, Maggie ldttlcjohn, May nilly,
Millle Lgckett, Laura H. Smith, and
Miss l.ebe,te OF Galveston. Messrs.
Harold, Hunter Schober, Robinson, lor-
dan, PSrtwoOd, Simpson. Blakeny, Trip
lett, II, Luckett, Collett A. Iuckett.
hruke EnFlish, Maddox, Ellis, irion
Martin, littleiohn, Naylor, Read, Moore,
Thompson aud Morris
Miss L.. Hamman OF Easuand Is visit.
ing. friends 10 this city.
Mrs. l.. Rceyee OF Dallas IS visiting
Mt; and MIS-, Pollard Of this city,
Mr. and Mrs. j W. Collin left yes
terrday for Chicago aud the Worlds fair.
ME Mhl T. Combs and wife have re-
'ufr,leu from a bridal tour TO Chicago.
M .t Anes DAVIS OF New Orleans Is
'isS'Vas trlaiNe- ~ this city.
L. ,arh anu VIE have returned from
MI MN, 'is ,,i,s !" ITS -as.etn lilies.
Mr. II NJ l VIVA ivsE ahu her SISTER,
from chicosa Kim, u W nvl, sesye,1 NM
to the Worlds fair Miss Imiia saws il
Is neither the seventh unr ciyhth vendor
but II is the first wonder Of The world,
Mr.. and Mrs. Georse Elllson pnid Gal.
weston a. short visit last week,
MIS- \. u. Whitla has removed to her
residence ON Third street.
Mrs. Eita Hodges, Miss Nellie Cobb
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
FORT WORrH'S SOCIAL WORLD,

W, A.,;n,t,n Inn last "Wednesday
ntsit Wa ti,c scene of The moI Oar.
n,sta s',a.Iai event ~ Tho season. Ihr
nrlos,on H',s a debnt party 10 Miss
yfa,.,' ,,,.,i,..s NJ XII XII Ntrs Join
"a iInarn nf ihis elty Invitations TO I'M
airair Iad heen ,ssi,rd snme lime before
Nv. i 49," s'I I'M tbe fortunate ono,
,,,ro t,n,,,tient a. attend d. aifair tLat
I'LL ,,r, ,,,,,,i, nIeasnre Iyhe
r,.s,,ir', va ana 81 Those uieasnnt onsa
NV g. 40, n,,,,s,,ol ~ tiIs senson
NJ The vear' and was Mother TOO warm
nnr 100 cool 10 interfere IN the least
VIII as ti,j. ll,.,',i,,, ,,l,d ,e,., si,,,,
aia,,nIad
"p ,,,i ',., ,,,yi. ,o,o,ler With NO
,4' a,,tso,r, o,,ini,,s cnsiuncs WON,
many hennsohe e,ehink U9stulu ~ Mo W.,
ig,nt Nv 'H ,','d nnatia ~ tba seesn,
ptiiihht anu hp'ierao' " ny XII
NJ. p ,iaa, T., reesi,iHo ~ ,,,osts and
,o'a il"'os ia5ias IA HI honors iy
tpe W. 9pu ,.ds ,saa1,.f, 81, wa thaf ,ysii
. PIes's VIZ siata. W.
bgeanle le oeeasio,i, Nt,.. p,,.....
Tho german was led ny Alss Hllhry
aud Mr.. w. y. Hayes. THOSE present
were; Misses Lola liearn, Dora RAIN"
~, Irma Fosdiek, Mabel TomlnaoD,
Leon itarr9id, lAllan i,ss' Sa.ne Mnr-
tin, Olive Burlington, Ethel watkins,
Kate Vaughn, Annabel Cooper. Annie
Ouirg, ItOsa Maddox. Clara Whiila,
MINNIE Nash, Maggie Wilson. Eta
Mood, Anna Tidball. Mary Littlejohn,
Willie l.nckeit. May Lucy. Laura r.
Smith, May Phillips Of Nashville and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
Jolly Nellie McHenry and Lewis
Morrison viii Hold Forth,
Richards and Pringie's MinstreIs
with Billy Kcrsands VIII Wind Up
the Weeks Attractions--stage Chat
ter From All the Theatrical Cen
tiers.

-, rv.,,...,,,- ,t,a,, ,ba cr.,ics clos,l
i's' inprSuN n's"' w ',t, O.
the dramatic week NJ SreehWal' s. H'N
performances were given during the week
porlo,, pros ,tnstrels iva. Monte
60 ~ ,.cro,,as" nne
Carlo three' ana the orep'es "ne'
and all played TO satisfactory houses
Three plays are billed for he coming
,,,,I.. Min, Nt,IIor,v in "a Nirht nj
"o'N, N''.' -
the Circus Two performances h'u.'uee
and night, Tuesday. Lewis Morrison,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

Nellie Meflenry packed the Grand opera
house IN New Orleans last Sunday night
The temporary loss OF trunk compelled
sadie conaclly. w9o. plays he lflsh womaa
Of the ianliress Of the ihcatcr IN Altoona,
recently, IN order 10 look the part.
Fanny Davenport has decided not 10
play any mntinccs th- season. She Will
next Suudy, where rchcarsals take place
preparatory TO the opening OF her sea-
son on The 3Oih instant
o SaTg lsS, "htfigr dRS Gollr ,, has about
TO be the comire intctlon,
Lottlc Collins mas new dance this sca-
sou called "a Naughty substitute" Ia Il
she VIII astnnlsh lcr audiences by wearing
three stunning toilets.
A Chicago paper VI las Sunday says; 10.
night MI Denmnn Thompson Will bid
goodbye 10 the stage and 10 the role OF
Joshua whitcomb IA The Old Homestead. ="
lie has played the part 1854 times. His en-.
gngement AZ McNlckcr's has been highly
Profitable, aud VIII prove d iltilns ending
Tor long nnl worthy stage career. Hero
uiicr Nj, Thompson WILL preside over u
ttuoK farm.
Nine Herman. wife OF Professor Herr.
man the magician, has been learning -
lnuleayies, Of The scrpentiuc dance IRON
Aline. hlol7e Kruger
Miss Emma Juch Is In Enrope, where sno
Will remain throughout tnv ensding sea-
ton,
BESIDES Miss Hail aud Richard Golden,
the Pauline Hail Opera company VIII in-
clUde Catoliue Hamilton. An y MheolAn
Nnd Tom Ricketts, When It produces no
Honey McCuliand q iwste nov
opera
Mrs John Drew Ia "Tlho Hiya,s" has
made big bit u San Francisco. business
Is very big.
Tom Gould, the notorious New York dive.
Keeper. IL going TO become au actor. un'
doubiedly IKE Airs. James Bfown Potter,
be- Intends to reform The stage.
Iolc Fuller Is surrounded by 100 yards
Of silk IN her scrpcntiDc dance
or the 100 companies touring the ing
lish provinces onethird OF them prescott
melu-drann
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08


AS to the play itself. II gave the par.
tirinan,s annie opportinitles 10 Display
their talcats. They were oil splendid,
N.iiio AIrIInnrv az vsril az the eutir.
company. for nh are artists In their re-
spcctiyo lines. II was not the usual com.
binution Of one star and the balance
/ stirks Nellie McIIcnry was Of course
nnr AZ no shining lights. and her inter.
probation of Inc dual role rs Mile. Elrc-
tra lie nnern of the aroma. MS well ns
Milo Fiinn he Ounker.iike eoyerncss,
4 was exceHcnt No wonder her pupils ex-
| claimed; %, how / love my teacherv
| The German version OF After the Ball.
/ Introduced by her In the first act. was
.nisDdiJiy rendered. her RECOMMENDATION OF
! the German bclng perfect. The singing
. .tro1icoV |" so"r and dnst took like wild,
! Gre Mr. Mil Wpst as Archibald Bangor
and Mr.. Harry Booker az Nicholas
| Frisl,e Qfrisky, the masher) were very
! s,a1J TNbev were ably assisted by Mr.
n praJhnrv Nyho. as Slguor Bonalza,
I - -. -. ~ ti, I,nperlnl cirrus ('I'In
! ittir Co.. toinn+r,I ,,gns an attraction
20 hs,lS ~ ,n9ie trlo md ouipfGt
~ na .,,',nnar",ra hoielN not prayed to
i,a cnite a drn,ylns, cnrd. for there seemed
/ pe Iulte ~" ~, .ee,'.at,.d rsrails
70 ~ Nv Wv, " .f. i, no lsat nrf show.
,., ~, H. Jrovstny teni III Tho Great Impe-
w Wy ~, a"5 ~ nnryifihernhlin. wns
RAJ vlT Tus I'M ,,.,.,..,i,,,, ~ ,yeH ny VERY
bolh useh'y, 's 'ii,.st snecjaity intro.
reiuls'e; hs ~, nelvitt. Incidental
dnc.d ny US sN.yra iss'rres un1iintci
10 ne seeonu av 4, ,he fnIi scnse
praise. Both are artists III WI WI ni, ie ~
OF tue Wol"i pnS
Other as eofhu,is'' n,,.,io, .be sho,v
10 use a POPULAR eNple XXI No. Ii,.
WAS Immense anu aes,r We, ~. ,bs,t,.r.
erai patronage on INC pal' ~ ana
loving public. was ,in, rall;nl.
ing and exceedingly anu%hg PaIo1s ~
office life. life at Temperance n is NV IVY
last but not least. on eHyIs ~ -.
company gave matinee uls altsltool'
and will close their HaiFes.on rnk5s'
rnent with the performance tonight
,u-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
YOUR LAST CHANCE no SEE THE
WORLD'S FAIR-rHE COTTON
BlliT ROUpE.

On account Of Chicago day at the
Worlds fair, the Cotton Belt viii sell
tickets to Chicago and return al the
rate Of 5000 and 70 y; Louis and re-
aid Oct. o and Z; good 10 return until
OCT 90 No one can well afford to miss
the Inst opportunity OF seeing the fair,
and all expecting 10 go should take al,
vantage OF the extremely low rates we
now offer. For further Information,
cnll on or apply TO o. A. CAltNINE,
CITY Passenger and Ticket Agent, 4O1
s. q. WARNER, General Passenger
Agent, Tyler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08


crslss MsrS ws ME- qul ,a one IN spoTins
sporting week. The main topic IN sport.
the Corepett- Mitchell fight, apd the opin-
Several sporting events are in store
fof next week. These are lights aud will
iHEe place before the Dallas Athletic
club.
the shoots of the Dallas Gun club, which
ttakcs place during the Dallas fair, Oct.
10, 10, and II.
Following Is the program;
ptusr nav
90
$500.
trance $3.50.
Fourth eyent-1en blue rocks. en-
trance, $500.
Fifth evcnt--Twenty blue rocks, en-
trance, $3.50.
Sixth event-lrcn blue rocks, entrance.
NSO.
Scrcnth lcyent-frwonty blue rocks,
en,lgTance, $500,
$500.
entrance 500
aEcnNn nav
oo'n DAi
First cyent-'Icn blue rocks, entrance,
S'W.
trance, - 90 wy ~" V'"V 'o'~s' en-
| mimi ayent 1e,r,.o,, Mn, -,
trance, SSb0. '''" ''uu '0'A'' GU
Fonrtb eyent-T,yentv nina roc,,s an.
trance, 300 "'"' ''uV 'OsS'' 'n'
Fifth evont--Ten blue rocks. ontraura
60 ~ - 800 'NN'NTf N"'"'fNs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

Saturday matinee and night Richard
" pringle's with Billy Kersnnds will
be seen AZ Greenwall's opera house. The
Denison Herald snys, Richards q prin.
gle's Georgia MINISTRIES played 90 very
fair house at the Wilkinson opera house
last night In the gallery and balcony
il was standing room only aud had II
been good night the house would have
been packed.
The entertainment was. good one and
the company Is one of tho best ai-color-
vtl minstrcls on the road, The chorus
is excellent aud the quarletc exceptional
~ good. The speciaties were all good.
Gauzc the Black Patti. and Tom Brown
IN his character sketches were pnrtlcu-
larry good. Billy Kersanls with his
mouth is show In himself
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
.'NEw TRAIN SERVICE TO GAL
WESTON, VIA THE NJ. X.
e ~" KAY"

All trains OF the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railway now run through TO Gal.
weston without change Of e. rs, or trans.
fer Treo reclining chair cars, aud Wng.
ner buffet sleeping ours. Leave Fort
Worth, S.15 D. ", and $40 o. NJ. arrly-
ing al Galveston at 1928 o. 10. and
i9;3O a. NJ. Call At city ticket office,
ii5 Houston. corner of Fourth street.
for berths, tickets. and all desired Infor,
". II. WINFIELD. City Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

Miss Florence Roberts. who Is cast for
Marguerite In Faust aud Julie de Morti-
mcr In Riche.leu, and Mir Edward Els.
per Pays the title role In Faust aud De
Alauprat in Rchelleu,
The engagement will undoubtedly prove
successful one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

Following Lewis Morrison. ON Saturday
matinee and night, Richard \ priuglos'
MINISTRIES, with Billy kersands, viii open
humOr here
Richard y Pringlc know well what the
people want when 1t comes 10 minsirplsy,
aud their performances In this city viii
undoubtedly prove successful,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
SOME QUEER PLACES FOR WED.
DINGS.

In nearly every newspaper Of the
present day you read about the freaks
Of some couple seeking notorety by get
ting married In strange places and under
peculiar circumstances. The other day
un eccentric couple startled the manager
OF tie celebrated Ferris wheel by the re-
quest for the use OF one OF It's ears to
get the kuot tied IN. We read about
marriages In balloons. IN boats, on the
Alps, In mines, al dcathbcds, IN jails,
on roofs, by proxy. ~ county fairs, at
elrclises. lhcnters, etc. We have not for
gotten the thrilling wedding on tho Elncl
tower, 1900 feet In the air But what
ever the place, whatever the circum'
atnuccs. lis the proper thing, provided the
groom has welded himself first TO a
pair Of those elegant French calf patent
leather Rockford shoes Of the latest
fashion, 10 be had az the popular Rock.
ford Shoe Store. on the Piclswick hotoi
corner. a hint to the wise Is sufficient,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
i. WINFIELD. City Ticket Agent,

During the football season OF 1929
In Great Britain there were tweBty-six
deaths on the field resulting from foot
ball accidents, thirty-nine broken legs.
twelve broken arms twenty-five broken
collar bones aud seysnty-dye other IN
iurles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
WHAT'S THE USE?

We could fin this paper full Of won.
derful nerve cures and headache cures
made by prcston's Bed-Ahc: but a trial
Is far more convincing No cure--no
nay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
JACK DEMPSEY,
WHO Is looking for a light.

The baseball season is over and Bos-
ton won the penant. There has been
no question Of that clubs supremacy for
several months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

In 1862 books on geomotry and asfrono-
my were destroyed Ia England as SAVIOR
Ing OF magic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

The standlne asny OF Hawaii consists OF
slxiyf0ur npn ihrce Of whom are gene
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
The Past Week Was an I'm
usually Dull One.
NEXT WEEKS EVENTS BOOKED.
Dallas and Cleburne Bicycle Club
Meets This Month.

several Fights toTahc Place at Dali
las Next Month-'rhe standing or
The National League at the End OF
the season-oun Club shoot-other
Sporting Chat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
FISHING TACKLE

Seincs, nets. reels. rods and hooks Of
all kinds at Anderson's gun house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
Problem Settled as Far
as the Plan.
TO DO II SET FORTH.
VS. of Citizens in All Walks of
Life on the Subject.

Re Factories, Build the Aibu-
|aeruue, Settle Up rnrrant County,
|und a Large Hotel, Lay Ont
arks, Increase the Tin-Bueket
sirade, Work Together.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08
SPORTING NOTES.

WM Tackabafy holds all champion
state records except the half nile This
is held BY Tom Parker Of Neco ard
was wcn Ia . rece In thar city ulieh
Tankabery did not enter
1hs I,sasuo et Ameaeaa Whssaasa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

Half a million nyes are daily dependent
up0n The efficiency Of iron and steel wire
rope. - A-i.l-s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

Cats cannot see in the dark, but they
possess remarkable powers q vision in o
dim light
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

ON Oetober O. buy a ticket to the
Wond's fair aud return via the Rock
fslaud route. aud u will cost you about
Si.T5 per day. II you don't purchase
mil the 9Th II costs more, say Sl.9O
ner day. or conrsc, this Il for d short
iimlt-ouly October 15-bnt It gives you
a little better than a week to Walt the
street, aud get information, timetables.
o. 7. BYERs.
General Arcnf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

II. A. Fredncl.. importing tailor. re-
moved y 0ls NaIn street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-08

simple aiet OF brown bread aad fruits
"a said TO be a cure for Obesity.