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Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

AT ihe last meeting of the town
commissioners the subject Of electric
lsnt anu sewerage was discussed and
having 0een instructed nearly mani.
mously by the taxpayers at the recent
eIectIon they appointed committees IN
investigate the different svstems "a
each. The committee on electric Iiob,
Is composed as follows: James n Poh
Ios1p' y Oh chairman William FAIRIES. o.
-. ID gosneli, w. Nj. Lewis and John H
nonecker. Sewerage committee. w
2. EarieS, Samuel Taylor and John Fl
HoaeckeT, 'O"" ~ :
The last month of summer has or
rived, aud vacation days are oomino ~
an end. On the whole IL has not
oeen an unpleasant summer Tn
neat has not been of long dnrotion
and the cool days have been verr a..
Joyable. The beginning of sohoof Iii
~ ve nere Oy the first of next month. and
Ipe boys and girls will have to settle
SiS no~e 70 their lessons, whether thew
IKE lt or not, for the old folks know
Wnat they themselves missed bv the
misplaced kindness of oyer.indnI0ent
parents or from lack Ofschool faaiIities
The Philadelphia and SMYRNA Trans.
portauon Company, have nearly com.
pleted their phosphate works. NearIv
twenty men are fastening the strpc.
s;.,t sute - rs nnai completion. The mas
snvS Eve n,n,c.nInery ", Is being put 10 place.
WIN ali ~ modern convenienoes the |
saIsIs M ann Loiier are being settled on
.olu ,.a concrete the different depart
.ao1' aot,'s alS assuming proper shape, the |
y '''ois aro nelng covered and tarred and 4
n 2 sRort period the motive mower
W. ses ~ motion that commendabe
.nsei ~ ~ prise, foF town of this size it
.~S .ue ~ psarance qf large structure
'uu -, s ~ q iopKer-on itconyegs 2 business
=, SnIi ana progress. Secretary
A. Jardlne, by his untirine efforts
Z uSsSlotsng an Industrial spark
snlon ... sn1tiu oe cherished by every
me which will help the material in
crest Of our town.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

THE overlooking of peach cars by
shipping agents (so bitterly complained
OF two years ago by the growers) has
begun again this year, and the railroad
authorities have determined to put "A
stop to it. The company find they sus-
tanned a loss in '91 of considerably over
$4,000 by shippers thus crowding
several hundred thousands of pounds
INTO cars more than the manifests
called for. They have adopted the
rule now of delivering to the consignee
only the number of baskets manifested.
selling the remainder on their own ac-
count. They have also sent an exper-
fenced man on the Delaware Division
and its branches to instruct the agents.
and the cars of all suspected parties
are weighed to see that they are not
overloaded. At Laurel, Bridgeville.
Milford and other places where ship
ping has commenced actively many
cars were found overloaded. and the
shippers are terribly put out al finding
thelr game frustrated right in the be.
ginning. 1t has been going on for
number of years, but the railroad au-
thorltles did not fully "catch on" uu-
til the growers kicked so two years ago.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

IHE street sprinklers and pave
washes are kept busy these days.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

The Smyrna correspondent OF the
ECery EUeniag has the following Ia the
Saturday issue:
The marriage Of William 2. MeKown
o. Smyrna, and Mrs. William Turner
nee Miss Bradway of near smvrne
which took PLACE during last Christ,
mas at Camden, N. j., has suddenlv
developed into woeful result Abost
gye years ago William Turner and
Miss BradwaY were married, and IN
about ! months hs suddenly left for
khiladelphia, ruraor having it That he
mad taken unto himself another bride n
that city. He however, returned here
this week and claimed his wife. deelar.
lug be would make trouble II she ala
not retarn 70 him. II is asserted thai
MRS. Turner sometime since secured q
divorce from her FIRST husband. She
has retained counsel, and Yesterday |
morning she took her departure from
f4r. Yekown's residence on Mt. Ver-
non stree Smyrna, and returned to
me home Of Der parents. Il is under
stood that Mr. McKoWn advised this
change until satisfactory ad justInent
y the affair Is made.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09
Smyrna and Vicinity.

The streets are being carried through
their annual clearing. -"
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09
&C 6 Head of MULES, ~
-NA--s-'~' HORSES, zzkzI.
Telephone Poles and Wire. from Office to
Middletown.

TERMS.-All sums Of so or los. ca.1 .
over That amount a credit of so davs win
De given. by purchaser giving bankabIc
note with intnrc.t aLLnI ~
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

Charles F. Harper son of George w.
harper ESQ, Of Still Pond, has accep.
TED position with the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association Of New York.
lie enteps the legal department.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09
JOHN H. HOFFECKER, Receiver.

S~The Sheriff Of New Castle Copr+,
will sell the Real Estate Of said ComDsn,:9 s,',9
on the premises the same day, at 1890 a. n
augg1w
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

The Camden Camp closed this morn
ing. The attendance from here was
meagre in comparison with former
years. The camp partakes of the ma
ture of a fine social picnic on relig
ious basis, consisting largely of good
preaching. While the society could
not be better, there is an absence of
that religious fire that burned with
ardent zeal 80 years ago. The preach
ing Sunday was by Rev. w. C. Buoy.
of Philadelphia; W. f. Avery, of Eas.
ton, and M. Penfeld Fixes, of Dover
Revs. Martindale and Murray preached
yesterday.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

OUR town is being constantly visited
oy ladies and gentleman who were
formerly residents here, who revisit its
shady and quiet avenues for pleasur.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

tracted. aio oon
JOHN P. COLLINS planted his last
crop OF corn for table use on Fridav
the 4tn, inst, square in the garden
he also planted crop of peas.
CYCLE riding is becoming quite gen.
eral IN this community and there are
some OF the finest wheels in town of
any other town in the State.
OUK town is being constantly visited
oy ladies' and gentleman who were
formerly residents here. who revisit ire
shady and quiet avenues for nleasmr.
able rest. P'"'u''
LADIES needing special advice will
flnd DR.. Ella F. Swinney ready to Give
needed professional attention from 1biS
date until Aug. 2lst, at her brothers of.
ice, Smyrna, Del.
The hot weather has cut sbort tho
laekberry crop, few of them be;nO
found in the market and the few hrinGs
ing big prices. Huckleberries are aIso
scarce, and nearly gone. "''o
IHE best working pantaloops vou
ever saw, made strong. wsrron.oJ
never to rip, SIC, $1.OO, Si25 a GUe
line of better goods for business anS
dress. Don't fail to see them heeore
you buy, at Edw. G. Walls.
The satisfactory feeling which comes
from paying debts the instant tbev are
que is far above the pleasure one has
10 having In his possession goods which
belongs to somebody else. This ia a
go. % you
HARRY CRossLEY, eOlored, about IL
years OF age. was found in the act of
stealing the contents of the money
urawer !, In Il. K. BGhmIer 81 Bros
bakery and confectionery store. He
succeeded 10 making his escape. leav.
ing his hat, which his mother after.
wards claimed and made good the
amount stolen,
AT The last meeting of the town
commissioners the subject Of eIectrio
lgnt and sewerage was discussed and
laVlns 3een instructed nearly upani.
IIousiy Dy the taxpayers at the recent !
'IectIon they appointed committees IN
Investigate the different systems of
'ach' The committee on electric ligbt I
composed as follows: James c. Rob. {
a6taaa
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

All brands of Listers Fertiliz-
ers S can be obtained at the ware
house of "''i g
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

Mrs. Mary J. Jones, wife Of William
Jones, well known farmer residing il
Cecil county, died suddenly on Sunda,
evening, July Both, of paralysis IN the
Goth year Of her age. Mrs. Jones wa,
a daughter of The late Tilghmau Fox
! wei OF Smyrna. She leaves six ell
| dren.
No Fish for oil Factorics.-Tbe pro.
prietors Of the fish oil factories on the
Delaware and Chesapeake Bavs are
! complaining Of the small numberof G-h
being caught. At Crisfcld the fac
tories are turning out but 80 barrels Of
OIL day. The factories in makiup tho
OIL have SO far used over 7,OOO.O 600 fish
Edjsc Pork for MuLrt.-The present
nigh price Of pork will suggest to the
farmers that it viii pay better TO con
vert corn INTO hogs than TO run the
iiSN oi Keeping it ia hope Of securing q
better price. Since the hog has ac-
CURED some standing in Europe. Lc
mas become OF more Importance "A, a
selling animal.
A trucker, Of near Elkton. in -ueal.
ing OF the extent of the drouubt -t..lo.
the condition Of the tomatoes is evc..d.
lhgIy pad. On Monday morning from
over 900 hills he picked but n ba.,.a,
ana three quarters while at the ..n.
9'aSoH i"sJ year from 600 hills ta
s"tHefed iofiy-Gvo baskets. The grui.
Is decayin& on the vines.
Ine continued drought in Ilsr.rl j.
piayine hovoe among the crops, e-ne.
,I;aa T,a,'y y: tomatoes, potatoes aid corn.
me di-Irict in and around Forest IIIi
Is the great potato centre OF .lr ronnrr
@"" Us many as 10000 bushels I,y.
2een zee. .'i 4p.I in ID #iaele season from
&c Iore.t Hia Station by oaa 6eara' |
Inc. dheIe VIII be great difference lni- !
= year. e., a7 tna crop is almost am utt'r |
i"iIuie. a3e 30. even oue th..I gf
crop is expected in ONE lgr,,.-,.-
me LHf vines are all dyia-, a-.ug literally |
cooked by tha sum-. Many O.. m. H.,
ners viii. Jose hca:.'y.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

=, non. ., NJ. Russum and wife and
Si slr. ana Mrs. R. G. stewart, started
from Denton Wednesday for Chicago.
,s WneTe they will spend several weeks at
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

LADIES ID 5ii needing special advice will
ma Dr' Ella +: Swinney ready to give
needed professional attention from This
date until Aug. 2lst, at her brothers Of r.
fee, Smyrna, Del. oi'
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

The Erery EUening published Satur.
day list of the pensioners of Della.
ware-270O. We had intended to pub.
llSh those OF this county, but pressure
OF work IN our advertising and job de
Partment prevented getting them in
this issue. The list is a revelation.
Some OF the stOutest and apparently
most healthy men in the county thus
appear as wards of the nation, drawing
from its treasury.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

d dark cloud rolled down on US Sun.
day afternoon near 8 o'clock indicat.
ing as 1t came up good rain. bnt
there was only a moderate gust of
wind greatly cooling the air. but barely
enough rain fall to lay the dust 4
good growing shower fell all the wau
from Townsend to Chester. In PHI.
aIeIpnia' which the gust struck at / 25
O'CLOCK there was little rain but a Sc.
we're oiow, accompanied in some sases
oy nan. Many houses were unroofed
ana trees blown down. The Falls Of
Schuylkill bridge was comDIetelv
wrecked. More than a dozen boais
were capsIzed in the Delaware. and
two persons drowned.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

Inc grlst mills throughout Kent arc
99auly IN need Of water owing 10 The
drought. Several days last week not n
hlil IN Kent county was running.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

The hot weather has cut short the
olaek berry crop, few of them beinS
found in the market and the few brinGe9
ing big prices. Huckleberries are aIso
scarce, and nearly gone. - "''O
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

The shipment of peaches over the
Delaware Division on Monday num-
6ered l55 ears, II of these being from
Laurel: They were consigned as fol-
lows: Baltimore, l. Boston, 10; Jersey
City, 50; New England points. 18;
Newark, 3; Philadelphia, SO; Whining
ton, 2; Chester, TO- The cars vester.
day numbered III.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

Observation-Disclosures persons who
are looking up the subject of univer-
sal expositiOns are reminded that the
first worlds fair" was Eve.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

BY the published list of pensioners a
ray OF light is thrown on the capitaliza-
ton of the prospective electrical rail-
way.
The tug Reynolds" and barge
Saunterer" arrived yesterday to take
their part in the daily line of the Trans.
portatiOn Company.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

The best working pantaloons Won
ever saw, made strong, warranted
never to rip, SIC, $1OO, SIPS A fine
line of better goods for bnsineas anS
dress. Don't fail to see them before
you buy, at Edw. G. Walls.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

Thieves entered the store of Messiol,
u Co., at Millington, on "Wednesday
night by breaking open the rear a.
with "a bar Of iron, and secured a lot of
wstehes' lewelry, etc. A. reward Of SOS
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

PERSONS riding in the cars YESTERDAY =
between Smyrna and Dover could but
notice the vigorous trees of red and
yellow fruit, just ready for picking.
that weighted the branches in grace
tnl curves, in the orchard of 5. G.
Wilds, near Brenford. 1t was a beau
tiful picture.
Smyrna times., 1893-08-09

j.. w. DENNEY brought home With
MN from Chicago lithOgraph of the
Delaware building, which he has
framed and placed in the window of
Dunn's drug store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15

sack. One Of the other members then
proceeded with another sack TO help him
self To about one dozen cans OF Caliior-
nia peaches. about twelve boxes of pot
ted ham. three small boxes OF crnck-
ers four pounds OF tobacco. qunntv
OF green APPLIES and whatever else they
seemed to want They then took gold
watch from Mr.. Hightower Que OF III
gang then went In front aud the other
two made those present follow them
out Of the house and 10 where the horses
were hitched They then mounted, one
at n time, while the others Kept their
guns drawn Next, they mndc their vic
Tins march toward the house; they then
node aNav The time consumed W the
work was only q few minutes There
was not shot fired during the whole
affair. Officers were notified at once.
hut the night bong very dirk, with a
SLIGHT driyzle OF rain. pursuit was iinins'
s!Alr until this morning. Sheriff Dyer
and posse are now in pursuit. At y
O'Clock p, m, no news had hccn received
from the officers The rohhnrs gni about
5000 In cash. rold watch worth $50
two pairs ~ blanhcis. three duck over
coats and tho things before mentioned.
Ono Of tho gang had n rcd HANDKERCHIEF
tied over his face. The other three HAD
40 mask of any kind They were I'M
known to all who saw them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15
THEY ARE PEACHES. /"
Two Oklahoma Judges Who Grind
Ont Justice us Quick MS
Lightning.

Special to the Gazette.
Guthrie, o. r., Nov. 1f-Iudgc Frank
Dale, the new Democratic appointee for
district judge in this district, is proving
himself TO be- a hustler In the three
months lie has been IN office he has
pushed more business through the court
than was transacted ia the whole year
previous. Before he Is on the bench n
year tie great overloaded docket will be
cleared. Attorneys. jurors and witnesses
are compelled to toe the mark and court
~ run full day every day. Last Friday
afternoon an old case which had been
dilly-dallying along for several years was
taken up aud the judge announced that
court would not adjourn until the case
was finished and he kept his word. run
ming the session until balf past four in
the morning. Last night another session
was held until midnight.
Judge Scott has also taken hold In as
vigorous manner at Oklahoma City.
He has just discharged Eve of the grand
jurors with o public reprimand for talk
ing with certain court hungcrs-on about
tho cases that were likely TO come he
fore them and ordered the arrest Of all
parties who have tHlkcd with or attempt
cd TO talk with the aurora,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15
"NAYl NAYI PAULINE"
This VIII Not BE the Last Conven'
tlou of the knights of Labor.

BY Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 14'-Pnor 70
The opening Of the general assembly OF
the Knights Of labor at Industrial bail
,bis morning Mr.. Puwderly took occasion
10 enphatically deny the story That ms
yvonid he the last convention Of the order
and that there was scheme 20 disrupt;
.srhe story is absolutely talse, SAID
Mr. Powderiy. "Ihcre viii certainty be
n motion 10 adjourn without q Jay Tor
\ future meeting. but not with view 70
,be disruption Of the order
other orders Of the notable AfneuGau
Tederatjnn Of Labor, which meets DO
cen,ber 20. will take similar action "
will then confer with the leaders OF
these other orders that agree upon q
common day and place Of messing or
III these orders each order will have in
Gvidnal meetings and retain te author
Nv bnf Inc meeting at common date
~ me DELEGATES Of these various orders
,vilI rub against each other and learning
tbnt their aims and ends are similar,
tbs result wiz be unanimous action ~
many things where they now disagree.
rook in Morehous & McBridos win
5aw and SEQ Of you don't wnHt one
JniI,r's worth These goods offered Al
I'M price for this week only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.



whorenR, u. H. Kennon, by his certain
deed OF trust daird June ., 1880 land fiod
fot record June 10, $500 and duly recorded
Y The records q Tarun county, Tex, IA
conveyed 10 Il. NJ Hamilton the following
described real calnic situated in Tarrant
county, Tor. Described Aa follows, to-wit.
i5s acres o. land out or no jose A. OH
surrey IN 1nfrant county, Tex, beginning
nt q stone o. tho northwest corner Of tho
Hiram Walker survey, thence south GtI1
SURVEY. thcnce west 4pi yaraa to a hfofe
IN the east line Of the gulf Colorado and
north one degree and nfiy. minufoa east
with sHld flgbpof way 1874 - ynraa 90 q
stone ~ tho north line OF said GU survey;
thpnce enat with said Tine ~ ;ls1 ~ varan
survey, "a ali i25i ~ vnrga 90 y stone At
ihe n0rihcasf corner Of said GIN surveys
soniheaS corner of ihe snld f;ili survey
aud 10 north line OF said n. walker SUR
vry, thence west with Haid ilne 100 vnrne 10
the place " heglnnlng; which said convey
ment Of one note for $500 and iye Interest
coupons Tor $40 each, ufaturing Juue z.
1sii June q 1907. June 2. 1893 June z,
isoi June 2 1876, AZ o. which notes and
coup1na arc now held and owned ~ tha
Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Company,
and time Of which coupons are long past
,lue and unpaid fld under Che trust Of
enld mort gage all Of said notes and prlni
Opal debt has been declared due by said
of an u the snme. Aud. whereas, the said
MansarHutoiia Mutual lnsurnuce Company.
under the terms OF aeid mortgage. BY ren.
a0n ~ failure 81 said Hnmiligu 10 act a.
trustee. has appointed me IN writing as
HnDsiiinie trustee. 20 act w that heilalf.
nnd being thcremto requested BY salt
therefore l. S. II. cputry, Tuh1tlfutc truNee
as aforesaid. VIII proceed 10 snll the above
dsecrihed real nstate NJ thr DOR Of the ten,
Worth. Texas. Al public nuetion 20 tho
hl1hfHi Bidder Tor cash in hand on me
df1lni Tuotiny ln noccsuner. isY3 the aauio
bfiua fnp hth dos u 'Decenbor, 1tyH. hr-
tween 4he hours Of 10 a. M. and = y 10. Of
shaf day. 10 satisfy said noter and interest
coupons. together with ne exptnfA1 and
costs OF execufing fhla fttst
s. a.. cAN1'}Yl sabsutute Tfaaiee-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15
WAS SHE MUNDEUEDH
a Girl Disappears From Her Fathers
Home While IL IL Being Robbed
and Has Not Since Been
Heard From.


Special 10 the Gazette,
Denton. Tex. Nov. 1I,-H Krchbs. a
German farmer living about eight miles
north Of here. was robbed Saturday night
just after dark by four masked mon.
Three OF htem went IN tie house while
one kept guard az the door AZ the muz-
gle Of three pistols Mr.. krchbs was made
to give mp his cash. which was about
$50. During the excitement one Of Lis
grown daughters ran out Of the house
and Nt last accounts had not been heard
from. II is feared that she met death at
the hands Of TIE robbers after they left
the house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15
DO, MY HUCkLEBERRY DO. f"


Special TO the Gazette.
Ampahoe. OK. Nov. 14.-About $50
O'clock yesterday evening four unknown
men entered the store Of William hish-
lower Who il engaged IN general mel lii,,
sbnndise A. this place, all armed WIN
Winebester rides, and, ayaNias lh,.s
guns. made all parties present ii't9" ,he
sll1,,,a ~ see that none were armed
As,or Witch one Of the gang .Went our
~ No hanse IA watch while ihc others
~ .,,o5a NJ Hlrhtower unlock and open
his safe one Of them then went through
~. 80 er1utving the couienis into q
aawer gaek. which they had fof me nns,-
aess. They next went 70 in 49, .bs
drawer. emptying iis contents 'A'' ''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15
HreH LYING,


-, keep at it, Is apt to tell upon
IN I VI ,;yer The things to prevent
IA ~ raI,r. Piurcc's Pleasant Pellets.
y w y, M Il these little Pellets for a
-. s,.Iive or gentle lazatiye-three
- cnthartic. They're the small.
H y ..s,est to take, pleasantest and
lH ~ natural in tho way they act.
III r ~ A permanent good. Consti-
Ia a ,sso Indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
IN FL - bilious Headache, and all
| b Arrangements "A Of the liver stomach,
III "A bowels are prevented, relieved,
IN N Tbsy're guaranteed to give salts
avery case, or your money Is
rssnnsd- -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15

~. worst cases of Chronic Ca.
lDs n the Head, yield to DIR.
i s'. Z Catarrh Remedy. So Ger.
VIZ /. 1 that its makers offer $500
uln ! for an incura5le case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15

There's reason for peeyishnoss and i'll
temper where u lady is all ran down IN
body AMI Nerves from uterine w,Hk-
ucsscs, Irregularities and suppression.
Creole Female Tonic, by It's wonderful
lec cures al uterine complaints, such
at least Is the testimony Of all ladies'
who have used II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

nEArI-nUALfNG uAnIls PAtNtEssT,Y
curpd Tor only So, 81 acnt 10 me- viii
cause You 10 rrcolvo hv return matt un
absolutely harmless, painless, vegetable
cure fur the morphine or whisky hdhiL
Full nurticulngs testimonials anil proof
free for postal, No mmhng Address a.
WILTON, COmanehc, Tex, II always cures
Tor 80,
! pESiRn no FtNp FOR ONE OF our
lllgh school yonng lahlua q hnuc IA re-.
iuri for light homework morning aud
evening references given aud required
Mrs Walter o. Roe. High School
DO You WANT 100 ACRES OF COOP.
black, sandy land, soil from to q fert
deep, every foot iilldhlc. in thp rnutnn-
die, on tho plains, IN one NJ tho best
counties IN the etnie2 send 10 cents flr
six mouihs' subscription 10 tho floyi
County rlmca lfloydpdu, Tex, ana "
will tell yon how 10 get this 100 acrna
for loas Than $50.
WANTED A slN.CoLUMN HAND on,
army printing press, must be N good con.
dillon aud cheap. send description of
press with priuc. terms, etc Address
the Sentinel Brady, FOX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15

i'suss1ieev, 4--A dispatch from
si1cviav y, says an artesian well IA
silei ~ eie, The town is already IN.
A. u number OF houses are in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15

WILLIAM G. HENDERSON. COUNSELLOR
ai-lhY and solicitor OF American and for
eien patents irnde mark. ana laprin
Tltfh ami r streets Washington p. q.
seFpntecn years experience. including
service in cxaminlr cunls, ", s. patent
Office Send sketch ~ model for report ~
10 paieninbilify, Correspondence Invited.
Mention she Fort Worth Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15
MIR wANrup-Mn.n.

YOUNG MAN WANTED IN EVERY
county 90 nail up signs and Distribute
circulars good pay send stamp. Cal
hOuu County Advertising Co.. bAtuc
Greek. Mich.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15
GEO. GIrBRRIER MARROW ES-
CAPE AT WORLDS FAIR.

Chicago. H., Nov. 14.-lt has just
boen discovered that the gallery iloor
Of the agricultural building has saggcl
whore the pickle display Of H. j. Heinz
company stood. Owing 10 the vast crowd
which constantly thrngcd their stand to
charm This time The Heinz firm cap
tnTed FRS medal and dinl0ma on fonr-
teen varieties Of their Kcystone condi-
fu9uts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-15

sal to the Gazette.
1Ssrlel, Tex, Nov. 14.-Bngham & Ne
'-,a last week shipped to Alexandria.
.ea ears Of cattle TO feed for the
~ Elliott Of Arlington is shipping
eafs 81 cattle from this place to