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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
MARINE.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCEAT-STAR, !
PAscAGoUiA, March II, 1893. (
Report for the week ending Mar. 10th.
ENTERED.
Mar. D. Brit sch John s. Parker, Mll5ery,
29l tons from Havana.
., Am sch Richard b, Chute. Griffin, POI
tons from Matanzas.
10. Am sch H%ildegard, Green, 90 tons
fom Caibarien. b.
IA. Am sch Lena X. Storcr, Lee, 23S ions
from l'rogresso,
CLEARED.
Mar. IA. Nor bk Jomsburgc, Peterson for
Bnenos Ayres, by Dantzler & Co.,
with 4O5,3si feet of lumber valued ut
S4,463.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
NOTICE.

L" hose thai want to be Interested
would state that l have received my
insurance. money. MARY FIrzNEs.
Moss Point, March Is, 1898.
A new Democrat arrived at Mr..
Henry Roberts last week. This will
be another Democratic voter III Beat
No. 2.
Don't forget that We are still selling
our china and glassware at cost.
CHA> UEARD.LEE Il Co.
Nv. E,nlen lIcwcI aud wife, and
Mr.. GasiiIl and wife, of Philadelphia,
Pa, were guests of Mcssrs. a. S. aud
a. L. Denny last week.
L am now agent for the Mobile
Peerless Steam Laundry and Dyeiny
Co. We pay the Express charges and
have the work ready for delivery cv-
cry Saturday. Leave articles at nv
store in Scranton, Mis-.
j. d.. CLARK.
Master Samuel S. Henry, Jr, is
now employed IN the office of Me>srS
Patterson, Downing n Co. Sam is Il
polite and clever little fellow. and no
doubt will make a GOOD business
man.
The new steam tug Victor, Capt.
VIM. Z. Daily, carried out 20 the
middle fleet in the P%ascagnuia bay
last Friday a party of ladies and gen.
tlcmcn of our town. They say they
had Il most delightful time.
Wanici-Od gold and silvcri in y.
change for new goods. Market prices
allowed for same.
CHAs. DEARDsLEE & Co.
Mcssrs. Peter MrKcnzie, NJ. l.. Me-
Kenzie, Joe Canady, Hugh NJ. Me-
Cal'um, Geo. anady. John Draugham,
John Travis, A. F. Dranghsn. Mul.
ford Parker, jeff Durkiit, J. L. Bat
son, Calvin Myers, ali prominent log
men OF Perry county, were here this
week looking alter their I"y business.
just received by Chas. Bca ri slice 4
Co., new stock Of pcriunery, toilet
soap, all kinds of brushes, porkel
books and purses, card cases, fac as
sortment of box papers cards, etc.
The following sch mncrs are load
ing this week at the l.. N. Danlzle.
Lumber Co.'S mills: John S. Parker
with 100000 feet Of lumber for An.
L. N. Dantzlcr with 100000
of lumber for Key West; Hildcgard
with 100000 feet of lumber for Cable
ricn; T.. %lIlcssic with 10000 feet Of
for New Orleans; Almira
with 10000 feet of lumber tor the
Mississippi river.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss.
L..l ~ S-MaN

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss,
February II, 1893
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing-named settler has flied notice of his
intention to make final proof in snpport
OF his claim, aud that said proof win Ie
made before the Circuit Clerk of Jackson
comfy at Scranton, Miss, on March "a.
1891, viz: -
John Farley, Homestead No. 24,Oas, for
the sonfh ! oil southwest t, seclion |, and
north of northwest /, section ~. town
ship ? south, range 8 west.
TIC names the following witnesses TO
prove his con infamous residence mon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Willis Farley, Peter Farley, Alexan.
der Farley and Mall ard Nixon, all of
Cross Roads p. O.. Jackson CO., Miss.
HENRY KERNAGuAN, Register.
Feb. II. 1893. 5o-6,
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DIED..

At Stoncwall, Harrison county, Miss,
on March 8, 1893, after IL few days illness,
Mr.. VINCENT S%TlGLErs, aged 88 years, |
month aud IL days.
The deceased leaves u widow aud
eleven child,e en-, aud about sixty grand
aud great grand children. He had been
u resident Of Harrison county over fifty
years and was highly respected.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
DO You Appreciate the Al
vantage


OF buying always from Il clean irrsl,
stock .! new goods. If ynu do vnL
can have that advantage 10y trading
with It's. a comparison of the follow
Ing prices i'h those You have been
paying will explain To YOU the reason
why our stock is always flowing:
Gents "rnpalim scarf pns-prarl
rakcs, WHIPS. towels, etc., trimmed
with solid gold, Soc.
Gents Xxi, solid gold front, patent
lever cuff buttons, richly engraved.
per par, $l.50.
Gents llkl. gold filled watch chains
itch designs, warranted to wear lO
years, - 80.
Ladies' likt gold brcasipins with
chain and pin, set with fine Rhine
stnncs IT, rich and beautiful designs,
~ 80.
Lahic,' solid coin silver engraved
'himhIc-, SOC.
Ladies' pure silk, ribbed, sleeveless
vests; elrlaat goods in assaulted white
and tInts, SSc.
Ladies' zine quality silk trimmed,
ribbed, sleeveless GO ton vests. 25r.
O,hrr grade, Of %llir~' sleeveless
cotton vests nj l0r, l5r, 2Oe and 3J..
Ladies' aud gents embroidered silk
g%rcnadinc Windsor mes, o. inches
wide and 81 inches long, ljr,
Supcriinc blrachcd linen table
darnaSk, 60 inches wide, per yard ,C0c.
Best quality Ave quarter table oil
cloth. per yard. 2jn.
Fabrr's best cedar carprnlcr pencils
I inches LONG, 3.
s inch nickel plated shears, male
from finest razor steel, So.
inch nickel plated iron Shrars,ljr,
7lnch japanncl iron shears, war.
ranlcd To cut, Be.
J. D. CLARK,
Scranton, Miss.
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Various improvements have been made in
the sidewalks and cutters, and the streets re-
acct credit on the municipal authorities. But
this work is only in spots, and no satisfactory
results can be had till u grade is established
by and property owners required to work up to
the street. Good walks and crossings would
be . long step in advance for Scranton, and
cost very little.
All danger Of frost is over, and standard
fruits, like the peach, pear, orange and fig,
will come in profuse plenty, as the whole coun-
try looks like an immense bouquet Of fruit BIOS
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS NE,

or Scranton ana elsewhere H. i,n.
county can have their Jnb printi
done At the DEMoCRAr-STA nfi,. "a
well and as cheap IA clsewh here. Az
they expect aud deserve home sun.
port, certainly they should give their
orders for printing that they nce,l 10
the homo institution. ado unto 9th.
ere a. ye wonld that they do vnto
you."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
GRAND BALL

To be given by sumo OF the young
ladies Ut Scranton at Odd Frllow,'
Hall, ON Wednesday night, April oh,
To raise funds TO purchase n flag To be
presented to Battery B. Tickets tor
sale at Cox's drug store, DcJcan Il
Mi.cLc.Is, Z. ii. Alleys, Capt. Ed.
Rnurkc.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And ether Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
GRAND OPENING

Of Millinery "l., Hats, Bonncts,
amt other imported and domestic nov.
cllies AZ Mrs. o X. Williams Mill.
merry Store, Thursday, March 23d.
Ladies' of P~a>cagoula. Scranton AID
Moss Point, respectfully invited to a.
tend.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT..
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
Churches.

PREsBYTEnAN-Rev. ID. o. Byers. pas
TOR. Preaching every Sabbath Pray -r
meeting every Wednesday night.
Preaching at Scranton every third sun
day at $3.50 p. IN.
p Rev. J. o. Green, Pastor.
reaching every first aud third Sabbath
" IL a. NJ. and I P, NJ. Pray err meeting
every Thursday night. Miss onary meet
ing every first Sabbath at $3.50 Z. NJ.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17

-
file martins have arrived.
To-day i, 81. pairirk's Day.
-Gol to lirchl', barber shop for tel
kphunr music AMI Il shave.
Strawberries were srIl on our
klre;s last wrrk ny Mr.. David Sau-
rrr, Of West laSra.onla.
Mr.. { has &. johnson i. having
/, rsilcmc on the Point ia-icluliy
Fcajntcl
tive y"ur orders 10 ,he DrMn-
|ar.SrAH job Office. Fine work
,Hd low prizes
WIS. L. G.. l,crd'r, or Mobile. is
Visiting the family Of i. Il. Mayors,
m Pa.ragouIa street.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Emlina left
Or New Orleans saturday 10 spend
f'mc time with relatives.
"A number of streets lr,v" brcn
pii"r~l during the weck-a great adj
%aDlage t" the cnlilc public.
-pa>cagonla street is t,iur in.
rNcl greatly by Street COMMISSIONS
r Browne, and us walks arc under.
BolOg repairs.
There is a dangerous frol-hrilrc
the Sidewalk opposite the NJ. L.
Aurrh. Lite and limb are IN danger
pun two heavy pedestrians on it.
Lawrence Alhanan Wise. the two
e'r old sou Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
'"'on March 1t, was fatally burn
u" dying three days thereafter.
VIZ. Walter Gauiicr has contract
II" have hi, West pascagnula resi-.
e'ce enlarged aud repaired. aud the
york Will be done by Mr.. j. l.. Os-
mm,
Lieut. Is derived from the Anuio-
'S"A word l%enc'ea, wlirl, means
Spring and has nn c%nnncr,ion II,
WIN lasting, as some people i'm
siac.
The pilot boat John DrLuStro
a. been painted and put IN general
'T'0ape at Capt. l,%lanrhmrd'> SHIP
id' 10 relieve the pilot boat Matte
'@rgr.
-AEO =. Co"k. formerly cnnnrc-
win Nr. j. +. Clayton, is now
"c employ of Mr.. WIN I. Nix. lie
WIG ri S%cran'un's most popular
oang man.
"r' Morris Jacobs, will on the
N" April, move into tie Nelson
"Fe opposite the DEMocnAr.STAR
"'' wherc he VIII carry on his tai
'I0g business,
WV" "nla and patent medicine
4" nave painted too much of This
""' and in characters that knock
average American sunset into
|''i0l dimucss.
,"e'srS. Frank d. Glenn and ".
""''"' OF Chicago, gave us II pop
monday They expect IN the near
",c " locate he, eabouts ma they
+ delighted with o"r country.
1 w. Mamie Eams, of A.hahu.
'"''' accompanied BY her mother
,,, ~, "''c ocen spending the win.
"o''"Sl, paid visit this week to
u.s. F'ori"o Alley. Miss Mani. Is a
Pirmins girl.
,v' enable railroad men to ob.
W tow" ordinances, relative
Ini,. trains within corporate
sion ''w'' council should pui
railroad track. '
tum mn.I L. Wash vrnei, the huslling
r,a ' OF Messrs. &. L. Sarrozin
Nv, New Orleans, was c~ircula,.
: :. ~. ~. taking orders for hi, houso
,w;s' week. Wash can't be beat
NV ~'a''awake business man.
v r.ne public term of school a. Pas.
ti,s W.T., .''ses %'o-m"rrow Saturday.
bri,, VIII 10 awarded to M,rv
.msA Grant Grant, Agnes ssoder.,r,m.
h,he r'"' and Fannie Gr,cner.
Fm ' ,sn close Of tho lIira successful
lupndin"" There by Miss Marina
nplim.~,' !, aod that ia an unusual
UNCUT 70 her ability. -
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
local NEWS.
Timetable L. B. N. r. e.
M.5I~TTH h;..sl
EGS& - M

v.w Timetable Louisville and Nash
n. Railroad, which look effect Sunday,
Jnne 5, l7s!; v..r
"a. e.-Leaves New Orleans at 5 p.
"~,rrivrs ut Scranton at 1909 p. N. Ar
',os AZ Mobile at l2:2O II. m.
M a -Leavcs New Orleans at 1850 a m.
,,iycs At Scranton at l:57 p. ~. Arrives
at Mobile at $40 y, m.
No 6,-Leaves New Orleans at 7:45a.m.
,,,iy,s al, SCRANTON at ll:ll Il. m. Arrives
|,t Mobile at l!;iJ p. NJ.
GOING WEST.
M. l.-Lcavcs Mobile at l2:30'p. NJ
,rry2sa at Scranton at l:36 p. III. Arrives
81 New Orleans ut i:45 pm
No. 3.-I.paves Mobile at BIS n. m. Ar
,iycs Mt Scranton AT i:l9 il. m. Arrives
|st New Orleans at 1888 II. m.
yo a-Leayes Mobile u. 2:l5 \. m. Ar
lives at Scranton at 3:32 p. m. Arrives
h, New orleans at 7:20 p. m.
GEO. J. SANTA { Irz, Station ACT.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
SPECIAL NOTICE..

NR. II. D. FETzEE is now regularly APP
|miptcd local reporter, solicitor and col
hector. We trust our friends ana patrons
|viI treat him kindly and aid him in his
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
Miss Maud Couisun i, sick.

MISS Maud Coulson Is sick.
Mr.. Robert Laughridse is well
again.
Mr. l.. N. Dan'zler, Dr.. visited
Meridian this week.
Mrs. NJ a. Cowan left Tuesday for
Meridian to visit relatives.
Charley Smith who cut the throat
o fT"m Hudson, is s,ill at large.
Mrs. Sturdyvin, OF 81. Louis, i,
visiting the family of Mr.. I. A.. c. ul-
son.
McssrS. J. Il. T. Z. +. Rlnncr visit.
cd llandsb0r,, their native town, last
week.
New exquisite line Of fine solid gold
watches and ~jewelry at
CHAs. BEAED>LEE & Co.'S.
Mrs. ID. X, MrInnis is the most
prominent candidate for the po,toficc
at tins place.
Miss Clinton Willis, of Frrnaudiua,
Fla, is here visiting the family of
Mrs. Il. Borden.
Rev. Mr.. Mooney, Of Pass Chr:,-
tan, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church Sunday.
The I~Iypalhcsn Society meets to-
night Friaay) at Inc residence of Mr..
IL. NJ. Cnlabac.
Mr.. S. j. Johnson, the leading mcr.
chant OF E~Ill>vlIl", was here this
week on business.
Letter Heals, bill heads, and all
description of job Printing done Il,
the DEM ,CRAT-'STAR Office.
just received 500 pairs Of Ladies',
Gents and Childrcns' Shoes This
week. CowAN Bros.
Mrs. ID. o. Eycrs is getting much
better, and hopes are entertained of
her early recovery.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
Please Take Notice,

That my appointment at Scranton
is hereby postponed until the fourth
Sunday, As l expect 10 be abSrn, next
Sunday. ID. q. l,YERS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
Constant Motion Keeps
Water in the Best Condition.

and a constant flow of trade keeps a
stock IN best condition. We have M
dead stock, because our stock never
stands s'l!l. Ii is always flowing out
and nowiuu in
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
Sluggish Streams Staenate,

SO ito sluggish stocks. They become
decayed. They are not fiji for COM
mcrrial use any more than dccavel
meat. Finally they are known a,
"dead."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-03-17
A SEEMLY SMILE,
Our Stock Is like a Stream:

Hundreds take from it,. yet II never
This, OF course, is because
there Is a never-dying spring of sup.
ply that feel, the stream.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
DALLAS SPIKES.


Bryan Snyder, division freight agent
of the Santa lie, came IN W eduesduy
night from lie Brentwood country.
q. a. Qunlau, yicrprcsident of the
Houston aud Texas Central, was circulat.
ing among Dallas railroad people yester-
day.
George A. Eddy of Ieaycnwortli. Kan.
formerly receiver of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, was in Dallas yesterday,
u. w. Campbell, trnnmaster OF the
eastern division Of the Texas aud Pa
elite, headquarters at Marshall, was Ia
the ciiy yesterday.
II. G. Archer travelling passenger agent
Of the Ohio and Mississippi, and w. IL.
Abel, travelling passenger agent Of the
Chicago and Alton, started south on II
Texas "trip yesterday.
Effective May -. the Texas and Pa
ciiic VIII put on a rutr of 80 cents per
100 pounds on sugar, carload lots. from
New Orleans To Texas common points
on the TEXTS and Pacific, Cisco aud east
and To IeNns common pniuts IN the In.
tcrnntunul and Great Northern. This will
expire on TN night of May ~ aud ON
June the former tariff rate viii he re.
stored
Word was received yesterday that ID.
u. Robinson, first vice.prpsdrnt OF thu
Santa Fee, is ON route to 'rtxus. lie was
~ Kansas yesterday afternoon l.. u
| ioik' general freight agent of the Gulf
| Colorado aud Santa Fo. hradqnrter,
| Nc Galveston, and other officials are with
| Mr.. Robinson In his spcclul car IL I,
not known whether the party will pro
| coed directly south, or make Il stop nj
| Fort Worth aud Dallis.
| u la learned unoiNriully that the Dal
lns.Fort Worth rapid transit line from
Arlington To Wort Worth is located mn,
| The surveyors IN a few dnys will cnlnplct,
their work between Dallas and Arlington
4 lot at Arlington Tor u power house hn,
heeu presented to the company. /, il
probable that grading will begin in Onl
Gin In the near future, The official
OF the compNny In Dallas will make II,
pluus,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

-, ..t..t, t.
pass mentioned. II inc present oulloo ~ II
favorable iae WORE OF s','S, ~, LII,
through me l's- WIN oe carI'cu ""' WV"
nll possible wSpHt'h'
In nnlcr to promote the earning lpNr1
Of the Peoria and frslern, Assls' W..
General Freight Agent Wood OF nv DE
-Four. has been appointed general ltplEh'
agent. and Division .rlgii NEen' 80,
sipns Of the Nandalin. mas been oppo'nie"
assistant general irciEht agent
At the annual meeting OF me uillhna
aud st Louis Halfway ,Gnnlpailf' nWv'u t, ~,
Sianberry. Mo, james II. smith mier
Bound. George Warden smith III ~
q. Thompson. Henry w latvi,' T.
NJ. Pussy and Edward sneluoh were
elected directors Tor Tue ehShihR ''"'
s. NJ Shattncl,. who for ten years has
been general Western passenger agent Of
the Ohio and Mississippi mas reeeI W.
notice OF his appointment a4 to,99rtIo i P@,
senger agent oil the Onlo anu Ml ss' It.plt'
the Balulnore ahh Vhlo anu sum hoo,,
ern Wmch two roaus nave r'eeN'
consolidated.
ODE Wilson. hoy of ~. son OF me
lite county surveyor of Corycll county
landed here the other night on a r'lhp-
way trip, homesick and without money.
Through the kindness of Depot Ma strr
l'nlforl and the boys Ia tue telegraph
0'ice ne WAS Trtu'hel hn"r i.s So
morning. a soider bnt II Is h"Peh' I"
wiser hoy.
The Wclls.Fargo Express company IS
steadily making inronhs on the iefrltory
Of the Old companies. lhsi week II ~,
into Columbus, o., TO do business anm i
NOW II announces that on JGnc J u WIN
,urcecd the Adams Express COMPANY, on
the Pitisburg. Shcnnngo and Lake ERE.
The Santa Fe line to Prescott AIlZr Is
now open for business.
Evarytbing is very dun In trade circles
irst NV Mr. four months ont of the
80 ,bn l.a,Ii,g railrnnJs could utli2e
h1 moi, cont more cars. hui nt this time
oI,onnt o., ner cent az tho present equip
r,"mt IL ibIc All thrnneh thr South the
NJ, ~ tbo J,il sr,s9n is bring felt.
ow1 oro limo bns orIrrrd the Louisville
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
CONSOLIDATING BY rIEcEMEAI.

The consolidation Of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi with the Baltimore aud ONO
Southwestern Is. Il appears, to take rli'ee
by ples emeal. according 10 the Cincinnati
Tribune. The fir,d niiices 10 be CONSOLE
dated will h. those Of the general passoli-
g.r department. rnd.r ~ T. MrCnrly-
Sicy nhe hrstof May. while The oillcrs
of both roads have been IN charge Of Mr..
McGurly, Nipy have been run entirely
separate aud in charge Of the old EN-
pl0ycs An entirely new order of alfairs
will be innnrurnted by Mr, Met arty MY
b. merged into one. while II will SIN BE-
necessary 10 keep the accounts OF M
roads separate until the formal consolidn-
ton takes III Zee. which will be by Au-
glet ], possibly by July 1.
In consolidating the forces Mr.. Nc
Cnrty has tried to provide nnd take
care Of the q. and NJ. boys us far US
possible without losing sight uf The men
who have stood by him ol the II. uid
o. s. W e.. =. MnckclfrcSh. at prrs-
ent chief clerk Of the q. nnd NJ. passen-
ger department. will br nssistant chef
clcrk. In charge Of all advertising, w,
r. Joyce ii the q. and NJ viii he chief
order,
la addition to the consolidation Of his
own otha'. us above outlined, MIR. Me.
CNrty will consolidate ghp Cinclnnnti
tlcSet offices of the two rods. Junr L.
G.. II. kocng, the present district pas
scnger aud ticket agent of The Baltimore
and Olio Southwestern. will hold ihe
same position under the consolidation,
dlsplaeing Division Passenger Agent
Charley Paris Of the Ohio nul Alissis-
Sippi.
George Il Warfel. under the consolldr.
ton. win hold The position of general
western pnssrngrr agent with head mar,
tiers in ST. Louis. having chtrZe Of all
huslnc., west OF the Mississippi river
Another chang, which will also take
effect at the sane tiiuu is the abolition
NJ tlc position of general baggage agent
on tie Ohio ard Mississippi, which Is
held by W 1. Robinson, The work OF
this position ON baltimore aud Ohio
Southwestern has always been handled In
the general passenger agents Office, and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
EXcrRsIoN RArNs.

Ticket agents of the Gmlf Colorado
and Santa re have been notified that,
taking effect immediately. summer tour
ist tickets TO Denver, Colorado springs
and Pueblo may be sold At rates quoted
II, summer excursion rate sheet No. |,
tickets to he limited 10 continuous ms
sagc In each direction with final limit
for return until Oct n. 1898.
Tirkets may also he sold "a San Fran
cisco. going any route. Including via
Kansas City and direct lines from there
al $iOu from all STATIONS unumd IN se,,-
OnA clause IT circular No. 20.
Ticket. rcadlng aver the Union Pacific
railway must read via that line between
Kansas City and Oglen or Kansas CITY
and Portland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20

today. General Manager Charles Hhinil-
ton aid. -Or4 afi-innl 'hrticr only pro,
yiticd for opcsiting the Texas .ei'irnt
Just as we bought II from AlhHnl t9
Rvs. ii l. The pnrnosc 10 extend
Tie line westward. aud this ncc'sSiia,IIg,l
no smcndmcui 10 !hc charter. ,,,,, ne
builiing Of our branch 70 tue ro,l in lil,.'
NJ Thnricr. which viii H. undc,r!tak,.e,n
shortly. viii he the first building. The
amendment To the charter has lr'rn, DC
termint-i upon for a long period' ana lls
filing indicates that The nroposr el,rn-
siOns will rrrivr immediate coh.nWtae-
ton Ab,iut dt weeks ago meeting on
the stockbolders was held aud an issue
Of s2O,OO.O0O in bonds was au,horl i,,T.,
for extension purposes ihrousn SUI
defect in the proceedings another meet
iDg has been called Tor the same hnr-
pose 10 40 the work over again, The
meeting viii b, held June -. and ), Is
posed extensions will be taken up shortly
nfterWRrtl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due TO its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; eiIectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation;
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval OF the medical
profession, because IL acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and IL is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but II is man
tifactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute II offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-20
HOUSTON DRAw-HEAps.


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,, onII,ss ~ ThlwNrdS, travelling agent OF
lhe Nellseo Ierminnl returned to the
new seaport yesterday
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ghNcutsnmgn 70 galveston next Sunday over
'hH 'ult NoloraIo ana santa Fc
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me Gnli, Volorano aud santa We At Gal,
WESTON Was ~ lhe GUY Yesterday.
Snpsrlhtenu'nt OF hridges aud Build.
NJ ihhyulllhg oi me Houston, East md
"Sst IeNasi was ~ the city yesterday.
NsAt Snnu1y Tue carpenters and join.
over the International aud Great North
elna ",
lhe Missouri Kansas and Texas has
neon 9 h i2r some lime speed udica.
mFs, inN nave been abolished on
tfsWht lra'ns'
- L. 'WPh, chlrt clerk W the freight
once o, lhS nnlL Colorado. and Santa
~ al f"rcell was visiting Houston yes
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Nap'aln u Howe, master commits.
' Tonvr 81 tae Houston, East and West
lehas, took trip down to Galveston