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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

~ the head The wound may prove
fatal
oliver Goldsmith and Marian Mullin
were arrested at Henrietta charged with
theft
a weed on creek shout twelve miles
southeast Of toby is over eighteen Feet
tall
on the DIST inst the populisis will
have mass meeting 600 Roby
The Glaysou county jail contains
twcniy-cight prisoners
Mr. Myers. father-iulaw Of w. b.
Johnson. who was reported 20 have been
Killed, received letter this morning
from Wichita which brought the graft
iying news that Mr. johnson was not
only very much alive bui that ms injury
was IN no way serious According 20 "a
newspaper clipping sent with the letter,
Mr. Johnson fol between the cars and
was dragged quite g distance by the
brlke-beam. aud then. Ia some mao
countnblc manner, thrown from under
the cars.
A drummer told Paris Advocate mon
that the prcttiest young ladies' 30 the
United states live in TINT city.
Hog shipments FROM Cherokee during
the past week have been very lively.
Farmers around Hope are sowing the
oat crop.
Friday r. J.. Terrell lott ~ Paso with
the following cOnvicls for the Susk peni
tentary. Jesus T1muy0. five years for
perjury: Frank Foster two years for
bigamy; Nicolas Sercu, six years for
| burglary and theft; Vicente Maritime.
| two years for assault To murder. Cres-
| cnciO Ruiz two years for theft from
person Charles r. Pain. two years for
/ theft from person: Andres bernudez,
| i've years for theft from person; Marin
| Ortiz. two years for theft OF over $50.
| Jesus dc Aragou, three years for theit
| of over $50; Peter 1Oust two years for
/ theft of over 500: David Dorsey, two
/ years for theft of over $50.
Officers raidcd gambling Den ~ La
| redo and arrested ten of the sports
Heavy shipments of pecans are leaving
| Golild every day
! About 1000 acres have boon put IN
wheat in Donlcv county this fail
Tie people of Pamcll, the county seat
of Roberts county are apprehcnsiye that
an attempt will be made by cattlcmeu
who have large interests iu that county
! to disurganize the county during the pres
| cnt session Of the legislature, says the
| Tascosn Pioneer
Claude MCColpin was seriously burned
nc Tnscosa last week while playing will
| powder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

A Publication Of Natter Valuable 10 Every
Attorney

Beginning with the issue Of Jan. II.
tomorrow. the Fort Worth Gazette viii
publish the fun decisions Of the court
Of apcais for the Second district, as rem.
dcred and read IN open court without
Authorization in any pnrt.
Tho decisions rendered on each Tues.
day viii an be published, IN daily i'm
staliments, during the succeeding week,
giving them to ibc bar from two 70 three
months earlier than through the law
journals none Of which publish the de-
cisions complete.
The unsatisfactory nature Of the mea.
gre syf opses Of the decisions which have
heretofore appeared IN the daily press
h subject 81 such constant complaint
from attorneys. that we feel sure the
announcement Of this enterprise in their
behalf viii be received throughout tho
state with substantial evidence Of ap.
prevail.
Tho plan Of publication Of these de-
cisions iu fun has been adopted after
consultation with leading lawyers Of Tho
state. an Of whom. without exception
strongly recommended its adoption os The
largest benefit The Gazette could con.
fer ON the legal fraternity.
The Daily Gazette is without supe.
rior ia Texas. The sunday Gazette
twenty pages, illustrated, is the phcnomc.
non Of southern journalism. 70 contain.
more matter than the Sunday Courier
Journal or Atlanta Constitution, aud
gives, fresh and Original, the contribu
lions Of the most famous people In let
terf, art md science.
Terms % cents per week whore W,
have a local agent; or So per anuum by
mail
Apply 20 the local agent. or address
THE DEMOCRAT Publishing co.
Fort Worth Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
uNANClf OFTICEa.

AIyarado-g. ". STARK, correspondent
HS ae. sl,aleals ASsn'Hi shsm,b. correspond
sht, d. z, Morgan agent
Noany-R =. Lyons, correspondent; ~
.Asuilene21.,E.a y n 'i,adford. agent ana cor.
fgspyIdent' Oi1ce, pustOihce bulhnN, -
Lheshgt street drst noor where Az or.
leis for subscription and advertising
Af i9,,i5nI,sJ. p .McEoana, , ana go.
respondent. once AZ Pearets So drug store
,,Bro~a'@sSoSii III Il Moose correspondent,
, Wise a hegcrs agents oheo }" 'n'
Balgi ~. y tcot. correspondent w.
Bcit6i- br n 3. Tuues correspondent,
W. Montgomery, agent uhice in post
oiarksyiiis-w. s, Thompson. correspond.
,,toburne--f,ous Hammous. agent. n. ca
Colorado IL a NcDols. oorrcspou.
enti a. :, iaynct agent
Odlce. 30 Main streot, where cidcfs f0r
advertising should be- iclG The Gazette
San ue found GA sale nt ull psgo stands in
Decatur j. "a Gosc correspondent, Sam
u. Simpson, agent
III Pgso-A % SIcllc, correspondent, C..
gddy \. Nc NJ. Howe Co.. agents
tuinCavillU "a WATSON. Jr rorrpspgnd,
en- j. ~ Hail. agent oillrr. Gainesville
.,GWenSlls-v. w Grubus. correspondent:
bhll q irwin, asrnts.
ienntiia S. il. dm'isoh. V SoFresp Sndei
4. 4. slutunt tKput.
fi, ls.w,s a Basigr, assent ;l.,.,,,n,.,,
nllir, agent ullirp, Philips music
store. south Wal street.
,t5sit,s,i.@r " .Howeil' correspondent;
MarshnW. Blocker. correspondent.
- Hudson. agent, ONCE ia postonict
Ylnco!a j. H. Mcdaniel correspondent
Pans " r. aui correspondent scott
ri!et 'o.h, 4. n Easlaui, correspond.
cay 1oI anl Fsear r1p..
Goswcl. y. M.-5nmcs w. Mullins. cor.
r. pinl.nt, Nuuurult 81 EcIIeld. ugtut4
Il ~ Nthnaih' eulrcapohdcnt
Sh.oycpost, tl. w. a. Goulhcrlund. cor.
sulphur springs Is. d Bats. correspond.
tui. tlbru buis.. agents
,yst3Ph' ey.ieS g. hucr. correspondent;
san tuLc.p.A. E iiare'. correspond.
snt n 2 Harris q 49,. agents Ghcd
crinidai, ~. Wlilan Irucaeld & Co,
-hylcra. a. Robertson. correspondent,
rS siirssiluvY rs ni'anmdt correspondents
Temple q a Brand. correspondent
Charlie Wrptthhm. AGENT
IAglor- william llnOtt, correspondent.
1ncqut8 A iluf y. ugSutH.
Vernon &. 4 llOluos, correspondents IIOm
sells q Humphreys, agents.
Nclhgro-linhcrt MCiniun, correspondent
J. H. SdlltI agent nthrc. corner Aytuui
a and South 1hird street.
WnXuhnVulVraI. VI. Flrinifipr. uorrc9Uuu
dent A D. kpntou. agent,
Wcntherford-J. W Culyel agent AM
correspondent uncc over Merchants uul
whitcsoorq. O. W. Diamond. correspond
Wiclitu Fnllt.-i ~ Nowril aren't
and correspondence; neXi dorr 10 pouint1or
Ths paper ~ Kept uu die Uud advertislni
rates nny be ahtrrtmuCd 90 thc odlon "a
American NvWnpapol Publishers Hnsocln
iion. Ien,plg court ,New orh on FROM q
Ing Now York.
Nvcftern liusncHa Chice. bM. 9Th
Hookcry " Chicnrc no.
81 a. Btr&with, sole accent forwcn adyoi
Ugtng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
c. o. HERVEY & col
STATION Frs & PRINIE|
el2 MAIN sTaesr
Telephone 2il, ~
LEFT HIS HONE
Without Saying a Word 10 His Fanaln
MOI Been Heard OF Slnta

Barlctt, Tex, Jan. lS.-lsia
q. a, Norman, II well-to-.lo ia-l
ing about three miles north q Y
mysteriously disappeared aonl
weeks Ego. lie left his home Pan
10 Bartlett horseback. drew ale
from the bank and took about 2lV
home. lie stated at the bani
had u trade In view. lie Nnl 2
back home and has NOT been q,
He lcft homo peaceably and va
no cause for his leaving hone
been sicily for about Two Or VIZ
aud il is feared that be mi4i
Of his mind. He Is about 80 o.
old. five feet nine or ten lnein
wears q heavy beard. nearly ~
family Is anxious 10 know ~
abouts. and anyone knowing v
about him Is kindly reIuesiel y
Mrs. G.. \. Norman. lie D. "
dier aud well acquainted N VIZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
A SHARP SEASON on HANGING.
Clnv County Chlohninl

The Fort Worth Gazette has opened
M its Calling guns on the red-hnnded
murlprers who disgrace the fair name of
our commonwealth ia fact the press
an over the state Is calling for a reform
IN the matter of allowing those who take
human life 60 20 scot iree. Public scnti-
ment Is largely Ia blame and the jurics
TINT turn hcm loose are abettors 90
crime. A sharp season of legal hangings
will do much towards bringing ABBOTT q
more healthy condition of affairs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
HOLp A LITTLE.

We are in danger Of getting too fast
gait ir We follow ,he pace set hy Scm-
tor Simpson Ia his proposition to make
constitutional % bill TO pension Veterans of
the war between Texas and Mexico, and
the signcrs of the declaration of Texas
independence A. to the form,r class 70
rs just aud proper, for when their ability
To- earn subsistence was impaired by
thrir service Ia the winning Of Texas.
compensation should De rendered them.
That s their due They rfskcd their
lives for their country, aud In doing 80
maimed on weakened their physical he
ing making them less able TO contend
with the udycraitrs of fortulr. The
people Of the state they saved owe them
what they lost, md 10 pension them is
but to discharge the debt
Rut what argument Is there for PEN
sioning tl,c siguers OF the roxns DECLARE
ton of independence? They lost not an
arm, leg. or hair Of their hcl h IN sub
scribing 10 that document They ran
some lirll. for Santa Anna would have
hung or shot them r he could have got
hIs bands ON Them. But he didn't and
they were not shot
Let the congress of the United Stntcs
sluandcr the taxes by giving millions
20 hero cyalmtion, hut lct MS Democrats
I horc m IcNus show that oar protest
against cxtutyugant pensions Is sincere
| hy refusing 10 pension any Of our own
except such us were actually wounded
or Impaired iu health IN thcir service ioi
] lLn nInLn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
nAn INDIANS

Dandy Crossing, Utah, jan 4
Naynjoes have driven ouI even .
prOspcctors crossing the Aal VIZ
David Meinses' outfit when w
Crossing Jan. >, made tll,'r Y,
ON foot, their horses ana Ky.
having been run of 10y me inu'i
party had trouble from me wv \,
sisted In their attempt 70 feesl
rlso mountains, which are 20
opened portion Of the Navajo W.
Meinses says the lndian' "
and mean trouble
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

They are talking about organizing an
other bank up gt Vernon
FIFTY new electric street lights are to
he put up at Tyler
Work II progressing rapidly ON the
now 10000 hotel building at Wichita
Falls
The Methodist Of Cherokee have erect
cd a new church building and the Chris
tains are agitnt'ug the question.
Work has commenced ON the new
Dickens county jail.
The new Dickens county court house
w.ll soon be- completed.
The new Cumberland Presbyterian
church at Rising star will soon be- COM
pletcd.
A new school buildiug will shortly be
erected 40 Charming
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
A FATAL RUN.

Evansville, Ind, Jau. 1S--Whne running
to q IRE last night a hook ana ladder truck
was overturned ana engine No. and a
street car colided, injuring u number OF
hreineu, two OF them fatally.
Jacob Reck captain Of the hook ana ladder
company had his back broken and Will
die
John WEIGH driver Of The hook ana ladder
truck had his skull fractured and win die.
Joe Greyer' fireman. thigh broken.
George Schmidt Hremnn. ler brntcp
William Blschmnn driver OF engine M
2 was caught beneath the engine and
crushed, ANA received severe Internal I'M.
juriCs His recovery IS doubtful
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
PNEUMATIC GUNS a SUCCESS
vesuvlus Begins Ier Trials Of the New Kind Of
Proloole.

AAlNNAllNs
Port Royal y. g., Jan. 1S.-After
waiting several days for the westerly
gale to subsidc, the Ncsuyius began ON
Saturday her preliminary work of ranging
the pneumatic guns. In the afternoon
Commander Schroeder fired Inc first shot
with the ship securely moOred 10 The
wharf nt the naval station. The mir
valves worked smoothly The rushing
of the compressed air through the am
tube sounded like q giants cough and n
teu-inch dummy prOiectle shaking clenr
it's wooden gas check at the muzgle M
the port gun sped down the river and
splnshcd into the water more thnn m
mile away When the signals from The
officers who observed the fan OF the shot
from stations ON the rivers bank were
received II was learned that the proiec-
tile had gone 200 yards from the syun
muzzle To the water. Three IDIOTS wern
llred with the same mir valve setting. and
the shots repeated SO well that any ~
them would have hit a man-of-war M
The distance Of the first shot Then
shors were fired with valve SETTINGS
60 give a smaller loss OF air pressure
and ranges Of 1900, 1900 and 11oO wards
were oht0ined Ten dummy shells have
been authorized for the ranging OF each
gun 10y the navy department, and the
Nesuvius fired seven of these from tho
port gun on Saturday The necessary
signaling delays the work and the raug-
ing can only De carried on IN good
weather, therefore the Nesuvius will proh-
ably be- engaged In this preparatory work
during the entire week. The actual
trials VIII probably begin Jan. 25, after
the PHILADELPHIA arrives in the soup1
With the remaining dummy prOiectiles
and the loaded shen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

The Gazette has been complimeuted in
resolution passed at q mass.nooting at
the ctl2ens W Waco and The surround.
ing country held for The purpose of de-
wishing plans 20 opcn the lirazos river FOR
naNgaiion This piper Is always proud
a. be- numbered with the odvocutes Of
progress la whatever direction. for
whatever henedIs q part Of the state
Is VI benefit 20 the wAole, and for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
WHERE IS SHE ?
An Attractive Kentucky Brunette MissIno.
Serious Harm Feared.

New York. Jan. rs Miss Sanie Il
Moore Of Marion, Ky, am attractive
brunette Of II years, Is missing and
her relatives fear that she has mot with
some serious harm Three months ase
she left her Kentucky home for an s1.
tensive visit 60 her married sister. Mrs.
Wilbur W, Cornell 1913 West One hnn.
dred and third street, ths citv. She
came from n wel-fo-do family, the hoIoS
stead being at Marion. Crittendon count,
Ny, she was an orphan Besides IN
in Florida. 'N'''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
foR SALE- foUR Lrlanss J,

Collmgsworth county schoi
sale. ~
:, Thc county commis sloners ,a,,.
hngsWOrth county. Tex. Win " NY.
hi Is OH her school lauds dnti,
county. Tex, and known Ana ~. .
follows, to-wit: Leagues NJ os I
and 30. patented to Collinrn'.. Z
on March =, 1872. until M es
Monday the 18th day OF Pelte.
Terms OF sale are % cauis y,
cash Tor such other terms hi n.
deem proper and balluce on w..
time, with vendors lien MA.
against the land 10 secure iie n.
the purchase 70 Oney. with & n.
tCrast per aunum. lntercst usr'ii.
IN advance. And the court hrrf
the right to reject any or All n{
By order Of the commisslonntl
Dec. 18th. a. d.. 1877.
J. W. AKIN.
Clerk OF the county commiss..'.5
OF Collingsworth county, Tes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

Tho governor In his Inaugural ahirms
that over S3,oo0,000 have been saved 60
producers by rccent legislation, and that
with no loss TO transportation companies
The statement of so high authority is a
guaranty OF the pluck, Industry, aud
enterprise Of the people OF Texas who
believe 10 themselves ANA IN their state,
" they do not always regard their leeis.
iatOrs as S0lons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
A WORD TO THE WISE.
l-.nhnnn Rnnnnrl

Texas needs moro railroads, more fac
tories. moro mills foundries and other
Industrial enterprises, but She viii not
get them f the present legislature i0l-
lows i'm the footsteps of It's predecessor
aud Oncumbprs the statutc-bOoks with
harsh. restrictive. proscriptiyc and mn
friendly laws. Moderation and couser-
yatism should be It's guide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
THE LAND OF KILLERS.
The Vendetta in the Eastern Portion Of the
ChOclaW Nation.

Denison, Tex, Jan. IS Especial. D.
During his recent commercial trip TO
the territory, Colonel jOhu Kirby went
into the full-blood settlement in the
klnmiua country, Choctaw nation.
wagon to q house. the inhabitants would
Immediately disappear within doors.
II seems that a regular vendetta existed
In that country, Every man is afraid
Of his life. At every house visited by
Colonel Kirby some member OF the fam
lily had been killed. Mike Collins. the
companion of Colonel Kirby, mentions
one family of six persons, FIVE of whom
bad been hushwhacked and killed and
tie last fellow was expecting his taking
OF every day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

ENGLAND tells Egypt in plain words
char no change m the government can
be- nude without the consent of Grcut
Britain Political textbooks aud othcr
sources OF Information have Il that
EGYPT is dependency OF Turkey This
looks moro like il was dependency Of
Great Britain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
AMERICAN INVENTION :.
Something Of Interoa !. &
c0us.

Something Of Interua 1. I.
c0us.
a Calcutta letter SAYS sb.,
venuon8 and discoverlae u. ~. J. el'|'
tho Older ones ct Enclieh ,,,,,, w @,
Indian Empire Thus. 3 ~
American harvesters and 49,. ~
tllely unknown, where now 6..si
The American telephone h,. w w -
IN most OF the large dds Nd
Oh, the olel-fashionsd, huoe n,,,'
ing plnco TO Or. Pierca's n ~ ~ Z.
T. 7. ~ which wore ar.l 4,
London some years nro ~ Il,
proIrietors. Every Eneliskn.. . q
good eeting, must have ma S,.'. N
u is not unusual 90 see Aisfl,,-...'.''.
draw from their waitcoaia ( N. n.
q thoee Pellets, and take an, ,.i Va.
After taking one You fesl ,,. w
bilious and conDtipated Won, 4, !, 4
dizziness and indigestion a. 4, ~. W n
mildly aud costly, too
Eugar.coaScd, but thorough A. q
Pellets laxative, three 10 foer .. (,
They regulate and cleanse ~ ~ ". g
and bowels-quickly. but tber'.'''.t q
are guaranteed 70 give satlsfsrs'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

The disullery, secured, would add TO
Fort Worlhs population augment the
ctyH retail trade, Increase the dcmand
for houses, make a market here for feed
ing cattle and attract Uncle Sams att
tention more strongly 10 the point Vhcre
he has located his postal headquarters
ion the Eleventh division
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
FnSTERA LONAI NORNNANTN.

FUNIEN6 IlUVAIl IUNNl'ASTN.
The storm waves Nill reach this inc.
ridinn ana thc otllcr chunEcH noted will
occur al ana within 100 milrs of For
Worth within tWenty-fonr hours heinr,
or after sunset OF the dates given he
low
Jan rs Moderatlur.
Ian "A Warmer
Jan. 10 Storm wave ON this meridian
l6 Wind chnnglng.
II Cooler aud clearing.
IS Fair aud cool
10 Nodewtnr.
20 Warmer
81 Storm waye on this meridian,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
BY GENERAL CONSENT
Waco Telephone.

The Gazette Is doing good work for
Fort Worth aud 10 that journal the city
possesses It's most powerful factor and
aid In It's Improvement and upbuild-
ing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
HEAVY FALL OF sNo7

New Orleans. Jan, 1s.-Iale,H. "
fan OF snow yesterday ANA VIZ
ering the states OF Afhhn,s-
Mississippi and Alabama en
ported from Little Ro'N Anl IN
Mobile. There Mas Do shon l,|l
heavy faIi occurred at Aials w
seventy miles north,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

Tho necessity Of uniformity In divorce
laws IS made evident by recent appl-
cation in Illinois Of parties LIVING in chat
state The plea urged is that che hus-
hnnd and wife are cousins, aud according
10 the law there such marriage IL illegal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
(Austiu News)
JUST LIKE OTHER People.

Aud now The festive farmer
Brings his apples into town;
This size ON The top side
q O q % q q q
Aud this Size further down;
% % q - q o % q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
GETTING EVEN.

The Corpus Christi Caller copied
suuib from this paper, credited it To the
Brownsville Herald. aud then comment
ed ON H. The Brownsville Herald In turn
copios the original aud che comment,
and nccnnts Tho credit Tor lhe nr.glnnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

II Is asserted that the incubator Of
French royalis,s rs being fred in Lon
donr The past Efforts Of these pretend
crs warrant the conviction that their eggs
are too odorous for Matching purposes.
When Louis Napoleon lost Sedan he lost
on empire Tor the Bonopartes and a
Kingdom for the imbeclcs OF Che Bour-
hon limo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
TEXAS SETTINGS.

J. J. Jones, confined in the county
Jall M Seymour Oh several charges OF
burglary, madc an nnempl ~ escape.
Near Henrietta Friday l2Near-old
boy named MOlu WAS accidentally shot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
COURT OF APPEALS.
Full Text Of Decisions Rendered In The FOrI
Worth District

Court OF Clyn Appcals-tirst district, II.
10. rarlton, chief jusucei II. o. Head ana
y w stevens, associate Justices W. A.
Hu0, clerk
No. Os h. j. wills a Bros, appellants,
ys, ~ A. Byars, adlnN,, appellee, Appeal
FROM Mllhafger county
OPINION
The controlling question IN this case arises
upOn the admission OF pafol testimony
20 add Ia. and hence vary one or NOR,
written ihstrumcntsi it being conteuded 10y
uppelle that the testimony admitted
came withla the exceptions to "a,
general rule on that subject. The writ
ten agreement between INV parties exc
tuted on the 18th dny Ot May
1856, omitilng description of me properly
reads as follows.
STATE or TEXAS County az Wilhareer
TINS agreement mnie ana cutered inu
this day and between ~ j. Willis Bro.
az Galycaton. Tex, OF the trsi part, an,
Airs M A. Bysrs % Vernon, Tea, OF th'
Second part. WifneNcthi
That the party OF the nrst part agTee'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19

Governor Peck has earned a right to
the forgiveness of parental objectow 10
his "Bud Boy by the good cxamplc he
has sct governors IN u messuse Of only
n column aud half.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
srncK n1rNn mrrr

colorado, Tex, Jan, u.s. -(SpeclaI L. rrhts
section has been visited by n severe snaIl
OF weather. A cold rain fell an day vesteI'
day changing 10 slcet and snow dnrine
and considerable sim renoins s"H ln ~ ~
ground, although Il has been n brIg6at d ei,o
stock Interests havo not sufiered ,S,,,.h
the cattle are all in good condition. a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
nIEI.nn NM sTONE

Toronto, Ont, Jan. ls--i ...sl,s
mnskcd men entered the ltrfN NJ
Roberts, hOnnl and gask,N
his clerk. and rifled his sl9l,s"s NJ
thousaids Of dollars Woflp
clue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
WEATUFR REpORT.

eur the twenty-four hours ending at y,
IN Jan. 10, 1881;
Highest temperature, 9.
Lowest tomneraturo, ......... ri
Prevailing direction OF wind NnrthHas,,
Amount OF rainfall ,.................. ONt
state of weather. ,,......,....,...Cl cloudy
Probable weather Tor tomorrow, fair aud
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-19
ZOE sALe

Two thousand Pounds o. Good Brewer Body
nps Ior Sale.
THE CAzETTE has for sale 1000
pounds OF BREWER body typoi been in
use only three months good as new
WIN be sold 81 lots Of 100 pounds and
more to suit purchasers