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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11

NIRTUE oFADEED OF TRUST DATED
~ ~ me 18th day OF January, 1890, and executed
secure unto the Glade Land Company the BAY
menu OF the sum of 80, evidenced by two
negotiable notes of tho cum of 1856 Is each dated
January Is, 1870, and payable in ono and two
years from date, and default having been made
IN tue payment OF said notes, and being requested
DAY, THE 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER, iso3 sell
AZ public auction on the premises the following
described property situated In the county NJ
Roanokc. State of Virglnia: "
I'm mhiec lots Nos 2, and 4, section 1G. said lots
a ana ON firet street between Virginia avenue
SAID lot fronts on First street between Augusta
anu Bedford avenues; ono lot No Q, section 8.
said lot fronts on First street between bedford
anu Craig avenues; seven lots Nos 1, 2 81. s. 6
anu section g. said lots front on First street be-
arc shown on Glade Land Company's man. TO he
found on file in the clerks Office OF the county
court OF Roanoke county, Va. ''
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
II tbs HENRY NJ. DANIEL Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11

RY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
Otrust from c. D. Kemp to the undersigned
trustee, dated the 2ith day of May. 1892, and re-
corded In the clerks Office OF the city OF Roanoke
in deed book 81, page 1856. default having been
made In the terms thereof, and having been re.
guested by the holder OF the notes therein
SER, iSS in front Of the court hourc in the city
public auction the following described property
situated In the city of Roanoke:
- beginning Mt u point on the south side of
Rob, rtson street 100 feet east OF Nelson street.
THENCE with Robertson street south IS degrees
cast Is feet to point thence south degrees west
a9u 70 aset to an alley thence with said alley
the beginning. "
TERMS OF SALE: Cash ne to the cost OF sale
and the sum OF $212.00 with interest thereon
from the goth day of May, 1870, and the sum of
Sl.llS w upon credit, to become due in monthly
instruments OF $50 so with interest upon each
instalment from the Goth day of May. 1890, and
the residue. II any, upon credit OF one and two
years from the day of sale, all deferred payments
to be evidenced by the notes OF the purchaser
and secured by u deed of trust on the premises
sold. JOHN b PENN Trnstnn
II 3 ida
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11
Produce and Merchaudise.

New YORK, Nov. 1O.-Flour mar
ket weak, only a jobblng trade. Winter
wheat, low grades, 2.0O@2.45; patents,
3.40@3 IS; Minnesota clear, 2.50@2. 90:
patents, 3 S0@4 35; low extra, 2O5@
2.45; Southern flour dull, easy; com
mon to fair extra, 2.00@3.0 90; good to
choice do, 3.lO@4.2O. Wheat Spot
store and elevator 67@674; options
opened weak and declined M@4 cent
on easier cables, rallied slightly, and,
after frequent fluctuations. closed
steady at &c over yesterday.
Corn spots dull, frmer; No. 9, 1880
46&; elevator, AZ; options very dull and
A@H higher, without special features
and closed firm; Novem Der, 46N; De-
cember, AZ. Oats spots fairly active,
steady; options dull, firm; November,
34H; Dece Der, 35; No. Q white, No
vember, SO; December, 36%; mixed
Western. 34k@366; white do S6M@
40. Wool quiet, unchanged; domestic,
2o@25. Beef, family, 12@l4.5o; extra
mess, 10 50@l1; beef hams dull, Is. SOFA
16; tierced beef inactive; city extra
India mess, 2l@22.
Cut meats quiet, weak; picked bel
lies, 9M; do shoulders, 616; do hams. 90
OK; middles nominal. Lard quiet,
weak; Western steam, 90; city, S&;
options nominal; refined quiet; con-
tinent, 1915; South America, 10 70;
compound, 7&@7T. Pork quiet, easy,
10 00@l0 so. Butter dull. weak; State
dairy, 19@27M; do creamery, 25@2s;
Western dairy, 17I@23; do creamery,
2O@29; do Elgins, 9.
Cotton-seed oil dull, firm; crude, 35;
yellow, 39@40. Petroleum quiet, firm;
Washington barrels, $50; do, bulk, 10;
refined New York, SIS; Philadelphia
and Baltimore, $40; do. bulk, 2.eO@
65. Rosin quiet. firm; strained, 95
@l.27H. Turpentiue quiet. steady,
3Ok@3O%. Rice firm; domestic, 3%@
5M;Japan, 5ss@4%. Molasses nominal;
New Orleans, 3o@3s; steady, quiet.
Peanuts quiet; fancy, 4.
Leader.
SINCE its first introduction Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics and altera-
tives-containing nothing which per.
mits its use as beverage or intoxicant,
1T is recognized as the best and purest
medicine for all ailments of stomach,
liver or kidneys. 1t will cure sick head
ache, indigestion, constipation and
drive malaria from the system. Salts
faction guaranteed with each bottle or
the money will be refunded Price only
SOC, per bottle Sold by Christian &
Barbee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11
A Leader.
Artificial Ltmhs.

BEST ARTIFICIAL LEG manufactured,
ARTIFICIAL LIMB MFe. Co., 1909 Penn
avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Write for de-
scriptive catalogue. Address all com i.
munications to DIR. j. w. THOMPSON.
who has been secretary and general
manager for "a years.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11

JoHNsoN's Magnetic Oil cures cramps
and collie and internal neuralgia; 40 and
as cents. Sold at Christian & Barbee's.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

and payable on September 9th. 1894, tho bal.
ancc, II any, payable IL months from date OF sale
deferred pay ments to be secured by deed OF trust
on the property. W. L. ANDREWS
III ~ tbs Truatea
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-11
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
= described real estate, situated in the citYi

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
"A a described real estate, situated in the city,
ROANOKE, Va: Beginning on the cast sidei
Roanoke street Sl.55 feet south of Spruce street
thence south So degrees 30 minutes cast 1850 feet
TO a u point, thence south degrees 90 mlnntcs
west 100 feet to point, thence north So degree
~ minutes west $50 feet to Roanoke street, thence
with Roanoke street north degrees 2G minutes
cast l0o feet to the place or beginning.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust to
the =, undersigned trustee from w. j. and
l. Blair, Jr., dated the 10th day of October.
1890 and recorded in the clerks office of the city
OF Roanoke in deed book 40, page 80, for the pur.
pose Of securing to Charles q. Eddy the payment
notes of even date herewith for 81 OC0 each. nav
able In one and two years. with interest, from
cate. ne, Default having been made in the payment
OF the last mentioned note, and having be CT go
required by the holder of the same, will pro.
SY g on sell a. Rq6e aIaetion ON THE 18TH
front Of The courthouse in the city Of Roanoke
the premises above described.
IERMS OF SALE Cash as to the costs OF sale
ana the sum or 81 OO with interest from the 10th
day OF october, 1890, and as to the residue upon
credit of one and two years from the day OF
sale. with interest from said date, said deferred
the premises conveyed.
1011 tbs LUClAN Fl. COOKE. Trustee
IRUsTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
of trust dated the LIST day OF May, 1890, and
court for the City OF Roanoke Va, in deed book
81, page 27l, from w. D. Myers and wife to the
n III ger trustee default having been made
TIE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1873, AT Ii
O'CLOCK A. NJ. on the premises in the city OF
Roanoke, Va, offer for sale the following
thereon, consisting Of two dwelling houses:
Beginning at point on the south side OF
Ernest avenue 100 feet west OF WEIGH street,
thence with Ernest avenue south rs degrees east
so feet to point, thence south ~ degrees west
1874 feet to an alley, thence with SAID alley north
81 degrees west so feet to point thence north IL
degrees east 125 feet to the beginning,
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs of
sum Of 81, 2S2 so upon q credit to become dna in
monthly instruments OF $22eO each, without in.
terest on the fourth Monday In December, 1898,
and each succeeding month thereafter, and The
residue, II any, upon credit OF one and two
years, with interest, deferred payments to he
secured by deed OF trust upon said property
Stds WIN. =. WIMCH, Trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct g7.--NIr. Cnl-
lou lRepJ u Illinois offered joint rfsn-
lutiDn transferring The ''AlaAc Battle
Ship" 10 the state Of Illinois IS an nru-
ory for The usn Of thc naval militia Of tim
state on The termination NJ The Worlds
columbian rans!li1n.
Alr. .lones resumed ais speech against
the repeal I'm lie traced the compeli-
lion of India IN wheat and cotton 70 fle
l.moneiization of silver in %. which
was done mi by LEGISLATION. IN tho
course ~ his speech Mr.. Jones said; In
this country u Il not possible for The
farmer and cotton planter 10 be- bane-
XXI 5ireefly by protection. By legislation
bringing the pride Of silver % Slsv per
9uner. where the father, u the repnb-
NJ. fiaeld N. nnd not Ny Tie mafkei
49,. si,er. would b. 90 absolutely Ger.
.ain method without any eo.i whatever
10 he country Of giving protection q
farmers and cotton planters ppih Norti
arj sonth." After reading the letter Oh
~. president 10 Governor Nofileu Afr
I"nes said 4 be had been as explicit he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

KElLliR. 'lNX, Oct 81 Especially =
VIM Crawford, unc of our host oijigonS
brought home yesterday evening his new
Wifo. inwnrly Mrs. Alice Spears, widow
of Calvin Spears, near LONESOME Dove,
1arrant county. rhcy Will rcsilp on The
l,ichio place. which MIR. Crnworl has
!. Just purchased Mr. Crawford has also
purchased llw Parks place.
Mr. Morgan is Just completing u neat
new Residence OF his LOT IN Keller
Wallace y Cook have Just finished
quite a good stable on the site Of iheiI
livery stable recently hurHcd,
10 l.Hyuis hus bcrn threatening 10 re-
huid on his lot, but scis no time NJ
present 10 begin building.
Our gin hHs turned out 80 bales
Prospects FOR nbout fifty more, 'lhG
gin turned out 100 Inst year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
oTyr1NusTIC VIEWS.

NEW YORK. Oct 2I.--The Post says
However slowly and with whatever whatever mel H., !,
dental reactions the, suo9k lnarneS H1y
Ma lhineton il can hardly fail 10 reflect
eventually the epoch making the change.
For ten years and longer our SILVER .6o eG na
age policy has spread all over tns a nn-
mis- broke away from this influence ~
'S5 when inc disastrous French line w.ir
was settled; in 81 when mature show W,
ed her boun;ics with unpallHeiei H.
fusion GA American producers, ana even
in 90 when Wall street greeted imitation
as a blessing. But for each oil these ouli
bursts there was a speedy resRoh a,nS ui ~
Mi ..nthusiasm the load OF che silver
Incubus grew heavier. All this Is now
p1st. But let the market quotations rise
or fall the outlook for American lnyssr
menf is undoubtedly more secure To-Day
f,ln Il has been at any momens sihcs
thc war
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

IOMANCHE. !. H., Or,, 2T-ttSor--
of the Tcxas.Oklaliona union have
rcntrd cnmp with an Abundance of
ground and water and completely shell
tered FROM the hlrll Winds. Our camp
nnion is on the Chcknsnw side Of tho
line near tic line NJ the Fort Sil coun-
lry. Whetu We Htn crOHa over IN ieu
minutes. We have adjoining Inmnnrhe
station a new town on the Rock Island
railway COmnnehr offers lOl lots 10
orr settlers ~ ~ each, aud HIS Il
hotter thnn free lots In thc FoH Siil
country. commrhe II hfly.nine nile4
north " Bowie and 10 miles FROM
Fnri Worth From Comnnchr we Will
move "nn the Fort Slll onntry.'
Yours, III tkSlNk loIE.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct. -, The be-
ginning Of voting. which took place his
afternoon, derS not necessarily bring The
end gnv nearer BECAUSE voting began
lpon lie understanding that specchImnk-
ing would be allowed to eonlinne wilma
take the floor when Alr. j. (es expressed
a desire So continue Ills speech until to-
morrow. and Mr.. Voorhees, by previous
arrangement, moved 10 take M the pend-
ing amendment MIR. Faulkner had pre-.
yiansly seen The senators who had ex.
nrcssed desire 10 speak and assured
ilem The now order should not cili them
ont. He thinks al future speeches, eN-
cent thar Of Mr. Jones, viii be brief.
and Is hopeful Of reaching final vote
very soon Mr. Jones will require about
two hours in which to conclude.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

LONDON. Oct. .T.-'rhe Pail Mail
Gazette Tits afternoon publishes Inc
slorv thai the Norwcgian returning
from Northern Russia. brings news 10
The effect Thar since leaving iugorschar
strait, Otherwise known as PET strait,
a narrow passage northwest of Siberia.
the Fran was sighted 10y number OF
Samoyeles, native inhabitants Of tho
shores Of the Arctic ocean, from tho
mouth Of Pet shores TO the gulf II ka-
hatmgskcc. ne Fran Is said to havu
been sighted outside Of the Kara river
aud wns working heavily and awkward.
IN Ia tho Ices According 10 the Gazette
Russians claim the Fran VIII he IN.
able To withstand huncting from tie ice
NJ vol as the pnchinE she was Sure 10
receive n Is also stated that Nanscn's
temperament Is greatly changed and la
seemed yacillatlng, r'stlcss and meai-
choly The article concludes by stat
Ing that had Manson returned the news
from him would have been received era
this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28


NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct. oT.-(Spe.
cial)-Atwood Violet Il Co. say; The
Liverpool market opened at decline uf
3.U4. but gradually gathered strength,
closing only shade lower than the
prices yesterday. The spot snlcs were
SMALL reaching only 5000 bales, quota
tons reduced l-lU.
The market, both here and in New
York, opened some $ points higher Our
market gradually improved under buyng
orders, january selling at TS4 The
expected receipts here for tomorrow OF
1900 10 10000 bales caused u gradual
weakening until prices about touched
yesterdays closing. Under continuous
buying the market commenced 10 show
improvement until this decline was fully
recovered. prices ruling steady until "A
short time prior TO the close, when the
reading Of the weekly movement show
ing the amount of cotton brought into
sight 10 be I52,04S bales against 1885,
300 bales for the same time last year,
this being largely in excess of expectn-
tons, Drought about free selling, predi-
Gated on the expectation OF lower
Liverpool tomorrow. The Increase OF
the amouns brought into sight since
Sept. is lO5,Og3 bales IN excess of last
year Unless there is some interruption
In the crop movement fuller estimates OF
the yield will likely obtain, which may
precipitntc further decline While the
feeding Is still one of nervousness the
bear element Is becoming aggressive, and
with the light demand and heavy receipts
they are inclined to sell moro freely
Offerings iii spot cottons from the in
terror find but few buyers, the engage
mruts for this month Aavin. been we'll
nigh completed. Any reaction of mo,
m1nt must bc predicated ON an improved
spot demand. and until such tint. as
this occurs the market will lack ANNA
ton. .,,., q.
unehahged prices. Sales, 1850 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
400 Pairs Blankets
NOW ON SALE.
ndow and ask to the best Blankets for the money
ever sold in America
= SMITH & CO. G. J. SMITH & CO.

the ports receiving even more than dur
ing the same week of the o.0OO.0OO-balc
crop, and the total including tie interior
and overland falling only 1900 bales
short of the same year. and running ST.
900 bales ahead of last years figures.
New Orleans expects tomorrow To-
O0 bales against 5000 bales last year.
We are informed that the receipts at
Texas towns have fallen of materially
during the last decline. hut the influence
of this ~ not be felt for ten days TO
come. II we can gather up to
the pr @ Com. r" are convinced that
the pr SLiii ~ In. "ient is spas
in1dio Nh,., c'9Hll, result OF
the late a. IN Wce for export
ten days. While be. This We can.
not however, lose sight 70 the fact that
Liverpool is likely To accept tile heavy
receipts as Testimony in favor Of Il
larger yield than the estimates lately
current. and viii probably hesitate to
accept any small figures Of the crup I'M
til there Is decided decrease in the
movement. This decrease, as we have
said before, we expect to see within
ten days Or two weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
srEvEDoRE CUNEY
ORDERED OUT OF AN OFFICE
AND HE LlBELS THE MEMNoN
REt'A11SE OF 1T.

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 27.-tSne
clailIT1iny IN tue United States dls-
triet court n. w. Quincy, steyedoFe,
i'bcied the British steamship Memnon'
Cave. Muster, for the purpose OF regoV-
er'nu S.ls,6T5 for labor peTformeJ! ll lie
Nemnon gave bond IN the sum OF Sl2uO
aud sailed for Liverpool this sNehlnE.
Cuney had the contract for loading the
vessel with cotton. After receiving iuzl
balcs nj the wharf she started OUTSIDE 10
finish Ioading. and while lying in BOLIVAR
roads for sufficient water TO cross tne
hor lire broke ont in her third hold
and she was compelled TO put back to
HE wharf TO have II extinguishel; rms
hrinr done, The cotton in that hold had
To he discharged and reloaded, After
His was done the Memnon crossed inc
har and anchored outside, where she re-
c"ived o655 bnles Of cotton. Al this
work was performed by Mr.. Quincy ;
negro wY screwmen. When he came to have
n Settlement wrangle occurred between
him and the agents. Hot words We're
exebanged and Quincy was ordered our
Of HE Office. He left and instantly ~
stitnted suit against the Memnon Tor tn'
above amount.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

Driver A. w. Coleman will drive
Iona Hin an exhibition mile to morrow
afternoon. and there are other racing
events that are certain To attract q
great crowd to the grand stand. The
attendance today was fair and the sport
The following are the summaries Of
First racc-Pacing 2:40 class, purse
$500. NJ. X. won. Our Nora second
Wichita Tom third. Time, ZAP IL
o:24 "a
Second racc-Iunning. 3-yenr-olds and
,-n,Tnrls. selling. seven and one-half FUR
longs, nurse $500. LONG. Tom won,
lSrancii Pope second, May Hardy third.
Time. 80 II.
Tfird raec-Running, 2-year-ods, five
furloncs. purse $500. DR.. Parke won
i.n,o Parks second, Tom Parks third.
| Time, ! :03 IL.
Fsdif1h rsce-l,uuning. 3yetr-olds and
s,rrlones. Blue Eyes won, Hubert O'Neal
| second lack Thomas ihinl Time, d.
Fifth race-Running. 3-year-olds, AMI
| George Miller won, Gen. Ross second
| I'm Taruwln tlkfd. Time. 1:lO,
| The events tomorrow viii be catchy
and good sport IS promised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

will be admitted free tomorrow. and
there promises TO be an extraordinary
rash. All the attractions will be on
Tie grounds, and Sampson will be At his
hest. There are fifty other drawing
cards at the music hal aud on the
plaisance. AL the railroads will make
one cent tomorrow, aud the rush from
nei,,hborinr towns promises 10 be extra.
ordinary. Mayor McCulloch aud daugh-
Tor. Miss Sale. OF Waco, are here. Coz
iector George +. finley Of Galveston
and his son, Quitman, Colonel X. u; .
Hunter and wife of Fort Worth and
many other prominent people tonight
attended the swell reception at me Dhl'
fair and decidedly select
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

Foruey; Gertrude Biirison. New. York;
Miss Courhltd, San Fnmcisco. tal; j.
X. Harrison. New York Nlea Biwison.
New York; Sophia Burrison. New Nplk'
). +. Moves lSiarl Dallas. Tex l., II,
kmhrongh. (Siarl Dallas. TcNy Mrs.
q. ii. Marlborough, Denton, Tex; IN. W.
q. kimbrough, Denton. Tex John Me
Gln~Noana, Tex; Lille Clenlgili Ncaila,
Tex; Melia Martin, Meana, Tex; Matte
MOore, Mcana, Tex: \. ;, Ross, Garth
age, Tex; j. l. Davis end wiic, Dallas;
L, Andre Satan, Paris. Frgnee; Mrs. {.
merns, Fort Worth; Fyank g. Midget,
Dallas, Tex; Miss Jessie Cresign Dallas,
Tex. Miss Nersic Short, Dallas, TX;
Frank L, Bennett, Fort Worth. Tex;
Miss Mile Thomas, Dlllas; Mss Katie
saith. Dallas; Mrs. NJ. c. Cobb, Dallas;
Il. Mayo, Fori WORTH Edward l.: Mayo,
Fort Worth; Frci H. Martin, London,
Eng; Jamie Cradlock. Dallas, Tex;
Carl Dickson. Clehmne, Tex. Solys
Marie l.ockett, Cichurne, Tex; i. III.
Hess, Clchunc Tex; NJ. w. Mcknight
Dallas, Tex; Hozel llincklcy, Dallas,
Tex; W. w. WUodson. HAlestine, Tex;
/ J. |. Lawrence, Waco. Clay Sandidec,
llackinsack; \. ]. Chambers. For Worth;
II. G. Phoenix, For Worth; +, Himmins,
Santa AunA; Ben Whceler and wife,
SleburnG; Jas. Robinson and Wife. Gle
| 6nrne; Dr. A. T., Brown, Fort Worth.
Joe. T.. Greer Dallas, Tex; j. u. Jones
and wife, Georgetown, Tex. j. VI. Cam
/ non, Dallas, Jim nodcr, Forncy. Tex:
! \, Mckinney, Mt Pleasant, Ten; Pearl
Miller, Ennis; Jas r. Ross, bridgeport;
N. l.. Ross, bridgeport; Mrs. John Miller,
Ennis; G, y, Mallory and wife. Fort
Worth; lno A. eagle. 81 10, Tex;
| claude, eagle, 81 10, Tex, Belle Gayle
ST. 10, TNI.; \, u. Bricky, Alyaradn,
Tex; Mrs, Johnnie BrclSy. Alvarado,
Tex; luy i'rcky, Alvarado. Tex; Thomas
Tricky, Alvaradn, Tex; VI. W. Russey,
Dallas; Ed. Rush, Fort Worth; n Il.
coma; j. r. Luday. Lane, Tex. j. u.
Iiayues, Lane, Tex; +. r. Grioyrr.
i,lano, Tex; u L. Myricls and wife.
,morsicana; w. IL. Myers Blue Grove,
Texas; Il, V. Orion Bellevue, Tex.
g. W Cruise, Dallas, Tex; Alya Cruise,
Tex; j. 7. Stubs, Dallas, Tex. John h.
Keeper, Plano, Tex; W II. Buks, Hot
Springs. Ark; =, c. l4aclnpG Tucson.
Ariz; ii. X, Rlcgler Paris. Ter.; j. T.
Ingram, Newport. Tex, il Vi. Smith
Nevada, Tex, Miss Kittic O'DOnnell
Marshall. Tex; Mrs. NJ. y. Simse, Dali
las; Miss Lola Amocker, Yornon; Mrs
Lola AmHckcr, Vernon; j. 4. Eutz
Vermont; Mrs, =. II. Lyday, Bonlam
Tex: Mrs. W. w. HARPER MhtcsbOrl
Tex; Mrs. Sam Williams. BonhHm, Tex
Mrs. \. s. Morse, Dallas, Tex; j. Il
Bcpnett. Poltsboro, Tex; II. 9. Bennett
Pottsboro, Tex; Miss Tcnnlc Cook, bal
las. Mrs. Blcdsoc, Dlllasi Miss Ma,
Blcdsoc, Dallas; Lewis Longhottom, nal
las; H. H. Blaine benjamin; l., NJ
: Craven. Dallas; C. q. Staples, Lancaster
Miss Matte Daniel, Calhoun. Tex, Mis-
A Lizzie Stafford, Dallas, Tex; Miss Carrie
Ross, Dallas, Tex: j; A.. Galloway
a - Ga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oa. ~ Blair 20
Nav Uauipsiire will hDt introduce his
educational hill in the house, hnt WI,
give Il all the encouragement possible y
II l. introduced hy some other member;
81 cannot make thr hight ior me ~
* yelrs nll--too DID 10 sWiu cns pearls
irf1rr swine. ] have furnished NJ
StDrkdale Ot Mississippi win some
speeches and fnas about thc mernte'
md Will ass. any mcuhcr who desires
10 rake mp the bill and press II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28

ENNIS, 1NH,. Oct - lSpcclnl.l --Dn
yesterday ,loml aud Steve Seahplt, two OF
Ellis county's prosperous thrnrrs, lhislicd
M four.lni-r team aud went acr0st
after a load 0f Nnd. As they returned
loaded thr middle section of the bridge
broke down. prcclpimiing Wagon, team
and occupants tn the bottom uf ths
crcel,-btl, some thirty feri. .loiu sem
bolts les was broken aud steve was IN,
lurod informally nerhupe fatally, one ol
ih. l.,".,s was Killed, tic others ofippled
and thr wagon ruined. This bridge Is IN
Navarro county aud has been unsnle foi
some time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
AGENTS
WANTED

TO canvass every county
in Texas for the Semi
Weekly Gazette. a lib
eral commission win be
paid. During the fall
and winter good agents
can easily make from So
TO $50 a day, References
required. Write for
terms to the Gazette, Fort
Worth. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-28
HE COULDN'T COME.

HONEY GRONE, Tex, Ocl. .
Especial .J--Yesterlny n womln' giving
the name OF Mrs. Reid and carrying
am infant in her arms, came Ia City
Marsha harrison induirlng for her hus.
band. Chas. j Read who, she stated,
left her two month ago IN IhrihaE''
Mo. She had photographs Of nrr nus
band and Mr.. Harrison reeuglizch the
picture as that of q man sent from here
10 Bonhnm Jail Tuesday on PIE charge
of unlnwfully carrying pistol Ne
woman states that her husband leit her
very suddenly and mMieriousiF b9t
wrotc her from Petty, Tex, On the "a
of Ocinhnr.