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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
rwo Mrnpnnnns coNrnss.
Each Says the other MD the Shoot
Ing az Murphyrboro.

tnR at MufnhNtboro.
Murphysboro, III, Dec 21,--shcrin
Wells arrived here early this moplus
having in custody Frank Jeffrcy aud
dug" Honderpnn OF CarterVillc.
charged with the dlgrU OF James
Towle. The dead man was about %
years old, well connected but va
grant citizen OF Saline county. Towle's
body was found near the Short Line
railroad track, In the underbrush, four
miles northeast or Carhondale, Friday
morning, one pistol wound was IN The
back OF his neck and another ia the
ucntcr Of his forehead.
sheriff Wells and city Marshal Rider
went TO the scene " the murder abBo-
lutely without u olew, They measured
the iuotmarlgs of the two murduFa and
followed them UP 10 CarlofYllle. There
they arrested one or two on ausplciou,
but released them
A section hand related that they had
seen jeffrey, lienderson and Towlo to-
Gether near the place whore Towlen
body was found jeffrey and fIendcr.
son were Immediately arrested and kept
apart. About 10 O'Clock Jeffrey con-
Tossed 70 the sheriff and q body ~ citi-
Gems. Then Henderson. too. confessed,
but each chained that the other bred
the murdorOus shots.
Jeffrey says that while walking TO.
ward Carbonate he aud Henderson met
Towle, Henderson said That fellow
has some money" while jeffrey walk
ed with Towle Henderson fell a few
steps TO the rear. Then the first shot
was fired by Henderson. Towlo
wheeled around and said, "Oh, what
do you want2" Henderson then forced
again. hitting Towlo In tho center Of
the forehead. jeffrey claims that he
pointed the weapon at him aud forced
him to search Towlcs pockets A
piece Of tobacco, an apple and 81 In
money was the price Of their crime.
jeffrey states that Henderson then
made him swear never 10 tel Of the
crime. The two men then threw
Towle's body over fence into the un-
derbrush. whore II was found By some
bOyn.
Henderson tells exactly the same
story, except that he declares that JEFF
frey did what jeffrey aays Henderson
did
The section men are positive that
Henderson and jeffrey are the two men
they saw with Tpwlo near the place Of
the murder and Il would aeSm that
the two men are equally guilty. Hem
derson is very tough fellow and JEFF
frey's reputation IL also bad. aud sher-
ir Wells y receiving great praise for
his acuN detective work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

FOR RENT-with first-oiass board.
Two handsome rooms. Apply 10 Mrs.
II. v. Burns at the Elk House. corner
rnurth and Calhoun streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
c,,Il Colnrniin nnd snntn Fe.
nrALIsM N AN ONO pulpit.
n. Mr.. Warden Explains Three
Card Monte with Cards.


Winchester, Ohio, Dec. 27.-The large
|snrssation which has been daily at
snins the revival meetings at Grace
|azpsl United Brethren church. o
I,r miles south of here, today saw a
|aklster of the gospel who is an ex-
Isa at the three-card monte game. or
Il last one who showed great skill in
k,ntllng cards while at the same time
lt'nlng to know nothing about cards
b. brge crowd was attracted 10 the
ilrlsh by the announcement that
N pastor, Rev. Mr.. Warden. was to
krsith a sermon on gambling. Most
khs bearers were young men. bu.
|Aife were a few present who had had
Exisflence In buclking the tiger. They
ET, disappointed, as they eXpS,.M
y. preacher to take cold deck into
|at Inlpit and have a committee from
u. audience come forward and try lis
hAtd al three-card monte. He cid
ft'hihg Of the kind. He simply toJk
Fire plain cards like an old-timer at
pc bus,ness. arranging them In his
|hgiis and giving them the sulden
|Hht OF the wrist and tossing then
F3in a table in front OF the congrssa-
|n He said that the victim woull
* The one In the center for the md;k-
= taid, but it was not, and held IL UP
~ ne audience to show that he WIS
lnt He then explained how the
Iri1 vhs done by saying that the gamb-
Y Placed the marked card between
Y nunb and index finger OF his right
] ind the second card between the
lanb and one of the other fingers CT
hme hand and the third card In
y 0lher hand. Then he would make
ildden move, toss the marked card
ne Fight and place another IN
y eenter where the victim would
~ 10 find the marked one.
~ revernd gentleman denounced
1rnelng In all its forms. He was
3nNslally severe on progressive euchre
,sles' gambling on stocks and betting
acss, and scored daily newspapers
y. gave tips on the horses. He said
ny his was as bad as playing cards
money, and that the social games
w me stepping stones to all this.
oNeed n premium to any person
koEould find him an honest gambler.
Rated that gambling was carried
sysrywhere. and openly asserted
y Inc police received brides to pro-
NE gamblers. In conclusion he
snea The young men not to get mar
mil they had given up gambling
onnklng. and the slrls not to &C.
an offer of matrimony from any
~ man who CANDLES or whom
n even suspected OF gambling.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

New York, Dec, 27.-The storm so far
as known has done no damage to ship
ping. The water along the staten Is
land shore is unusually high, and la
many places The waves make a clean
breach over the docks At quarantine
waves are breaking over The stone war
which was built to protect the shore
along the front OF the quarantine
grounds.
Reports from the interior indicate
more or less serious Interruption to
railway traffic In Central New York,
showing a most general disturbance.
At Syracuse thoreis eighteen inches OF
snow, tralns arc one to three hours be-
hind time. and street cars IRE unable
TO move.
No trains have reached Auburn from
the east, and the morning train from
the west Is two hours late In western
New York the storm Is severe Storms
all along New England are heavy. In
Maine a heavy snowfall 10 a source OF
giadness TO the lumbermen waiting FOR
an opportunity to clear the camp OF the
seasons cut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
AFLEECy BLOCKADE IN THE EAST
SNOW AND WIND rLAr u,yoe
WITH TRAFFIC.


Plitsburg. Dec. 27.-The snow storm
"nieh started last evening proved the
heaviest here for several years. Up 10
~ o'clock this morning twelve inches
~ SNOW mad fallen. and il Is stiil snow
ing, Trains on all roads are delayed
anu IN, there is much doubt whether the
IIastern trains will be able 10 get over
sne mountains. Street car travel IN the
sl,y IS seriously interfered with, and
are down. f''e"s "'''
Aita ne pll1zard is especially severe in the
dritted and impeded travel Throueh
trains from the East are four TO seven
hours late, and from the west nearly
as much behind time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
1.-THE MORE YOU SAY THE LESS PEOPLE
REMEMBER" ONE WORD WITH YOU
SAP 10

then robbed MIN OF $40 and q watch.
While the train was running rapidly
the trio threw Rocco OF, expecting tho
the crime. lie was Uncovered by d
trackman In dying condition and
gave a description OF hls assailauts.
who disappeared from the train as II
WAS entering the city. Police were no.
uhed and 1t II expected ..e gnug win
he run down RoscO was conveyed to
Hubbard and Il is reported died from
his wounds shortly after reaching
there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Robert Smith Drenks Out Of the
Co,ut, tnll nj nncfuc.

Racine, WIS. Dec. 27.--Robeit Smith.
alias James O'Connor, q notorious fot-
Per. escaped from the county Jail last
night. II Is customary for tn under
sncrif to enter the jail at $50 and ioeS
the cells, An prisoners are In the cage
on the second hDorIt Is seldom that the
door leading irto the sherlnp ONCE is
locksd after an officer enters. o'connor
knew this. lie pried the ms 81 IN
bath room apart and craw ed thro Eh
the openng 10 the top OF TIM cell and
waited until the officer came IN Thea
dropped down 70 III stops In The front.
ran through She DIOR, thence lntn nc
etriet. The discovery was nos ma .
until O'Clock this morning The ipris-
oncrs IN the jail knew u the esenpe.
but refused 10 tell. O'connor vas NJ.
rested Dsc. S for forgns a cneek and
passinr Il upon Western Union juno
lion narrhant. IN his possession he
mad many other oheelfs. At Liberty,
III. lie had pissed forged paper. AID
a's5 at other places, He was wen
Known 10 ofaoers Of large oliiee "a a
clever All round thief and had do1e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

seout the queer things AZ Aer haarst,r
Hy,lAei ana continues.
q long .ifne | noticed IN cverv
nss..MtnE room the presence ~ lit,i,
X O s, vase, more or less decorated.
T. sse q Which 1 could not at,1ss
A ~ certainly remarked WITH tlisr,ist
~ we street and In the tramvsys sha
su ehewing hat something which ID
, ul 70 our sailors, and thelr ronttn.
inns Spitung' But supposed they be.
Saseq % the lower classes Of society
hrea,s regretted that pconle 81 bad
h.,,'l,s were 50 numerous. One dav
ger,ts. ! saw In q drawing room n
apllity put into his mouth 4 ninr -
.opacco- The tobacco chewing vIrn 10
seheral and has invaded ali classes,
e ,,,, NC women chew all day a Kind of
sui WIN an insupportable odur. come
" ". me ndles are not even contented
win gum they chew tobacco
TINS Is not as funny as tho Chi
ysso horses, who wear immense straw
US. Inside these hsts. AZ m Tho
.nen sNk hats. are placed Wet sponrrs
W .,h Keep of the sunstroke. The een-
linen OFTEN replace the spono in their
49, py a cabbage leaf All the Chit.
s sso helses We're these straw hats, but
s o,.. 0, the horses wear more than that
even, saw several horses on STATE
Jeans. ''HNs Vi p'ue
~ an instance Of the practical view
.hat American, and especially Chicago
women take OF HE. asked a Mrs. r..
whom met, why she allowed her hus-
oand 70 go out without even an over
v9at the weather being very cold.
On, that's all right" she replied. '.fic
insured his lie last week. was very
much shocked by tEls reply. and seeini,
y, ny surprise depleted on my face, Mrs
~ IL added; Yes Fred has insured his
hie, and the money shall get az his
ueath would permit me to live very
comfortably until l marry again. And.
OF course, next time / shan marry
much better"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
SHOOTING DUE TO An Old FEUD.
A. j.. Green Probably Fatally
yyoundcd by n Night Matehman.

Oakland, H.. Dec. 27.-The shooting
Of A. j. Green. a young farmer living
three miles southweat Of thls place, by
Night Vyatchman Hawn IN this city
last night, was the result OF brawl
About il O'clock. IN the rear OF :. y;
Test's restaurant on tho east aide OF
ny sauaee Young Green and Jack Fo-
Low 1n got INTO an alteration over some
old fsad Which had existed e between ,.,
W., w ,he diliculty, Grtcn started
,hrenrh h, restaurant for the street.
AID IL pa 4 thrensh the front g ir,
he In som LAY broke the l siass; enc ! ns
~, Fintn Inc street. Hawn, the night
1 .,s,chmsn. who happened TO be pass,
ss..aaa.Msisas u $500 ~ !
ee conn de Hawn then pulled his re-
- " ana shot Green n the back me
bullet lodging in hiF leis ,ung ,.,.,, ~.
rcs' dressed. Green Is IN a dying
condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Philadelphia. Dec. 27.--A slcet storm
followed last nights fall OF snow. and
wrought much damage to telegraph and
telephone circuits within a radius OF
fifty miles Of this city The Western
Union and Postal telegraph companies
are badly crippled oil every circuit and
the long distance telephones are in bad
shape also. While the storm was &C.
we're at the Delaware breakwaler. no
shipping disaster is reported. six
horses and two mules were killed by
coming In contact with electric Light
wires blown down by the storm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
nEAL EsrATn.
-oiiiiL,os I l..ilii,.l.


ron RI1NT--rurnished huua1. ssveu
rooma bath, barn, outhouseA large
yard 20 May next: rent payable In
board. Address, p. o, Box iss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Dubois, Pa, Dec. 27.--Snow has fallen
to the depth OF twenty Inches Traffic
on the Allegheny railroad Is practically
at standstill. the snow having drlftcd
to such a depth in the mountain cuts
that trains are snow-bound Travel on
the public highways Is out Of the dues-
ton. Telegraph and telephone wires are
frustrated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Toronto. Ont. Dec. 27.-A blizzard
struck the city this morning, demon
nllzlng street railway traffic for three
hours. The velocity OF the wind de-
creased towards noon. but snow Is still
falling. Reports from the eastern part
OF the province indicate heavy snow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
EDITION OF cALIFonsIA MINES I.
|@"estinr Data IN the biennial Re-
'or of the State MindraIoEists.

n VI the Sthte mthcFhioNih'S'
" Francisco. Cal, Dec. 2T.-The b.
~ report OF the state minera!og-
(, has just been issued from the
M OF the state printer. Near one
n q the book Is devoted to thu roli
~ The names, locations and othe
4usuars OF every mine in the state
Fssven. The gold product IS largely
~ ne Quartz mines, and tails branch
inning is In a better condition than
US ever been before. The gold
E-ael Of 1898 was Sl2,422.sl sld the
Eg ssIl ISL, making a total OF $l2,-
E II is not IN gold and silver
M mat the mineral wealth OF call
=. consists. Many other substan-
sle mined here which even now
~. W the value OF our mineral pro-
n, . about $4,000. 900 or {2o.OB0O)
'kss '1 '"sy are iHe'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Cleveland. O., Dec. 27.--A bowling
storm, with nne, penetrating snow,
commenced last night. The snow
drlftsd, causing more or less delay to
travel. Malls from the east are -FOUR
hours behind. while the trains from the
west are about an hour late.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Canandalgua, N. Y, Dec, H.--snoW
has been falling for the last ten hours;
and lies two feet deep on me leNei, a ~
badly drifted in places. Tralnc on W
raiirnads is blocked and can scarcely
hn resumed within twenty-four hours
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
,r.,,.x MuRDEHED ny TRAhrs.
a.
v,,aiIy shot. Robbed and Thrown
,faviun TraIu In Ohio.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Dee. Zi.-l taaa &,
rocco. On italian employee ny ss..,,e
he Hazeiion car snops, ~ 1,o,iestan Gator,
snot y, !, narth Of The city. Rocco had
SIX nis sr'.odIng Sunday with friends ~
pssn and boarded freight tran
N,e1 .tA r~ke shore 10 ride TO fognss-
On ans rjhree tramps on TIC u.le
low, Recco and when ne fes'stea
sesI shree bullets from revolver AA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Chicago, Dec. 27.-Thc mercury fell
with snow here today. and the storm
developed into n verltable blizzard,
Railway trains are generally on time,
but the drifts seriously hampered cable
and horse car traffic and street block
AIDES are numerous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

wilmington, Del, Dec. GA storm
T. rss,ine In This vicinity. accompanied
hv heavy gales. Beyond damage i 70
s ~ telegraph poles and INTERRUPTION
10 telephone service. Its effects are h0'
aarious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
Glad Hearts Look
ing for the New
Year
Without HEALTH
Life IS a Bur-
don

Many people are apnorlne from
chronic disease Ia some form aud arc
not conscious of Il until some ALARM
ING SYMPTOM lcturs, MANY WO-
MEN through ut the iuntfy hnse tnt-
Tered QUIETLY ana PA ENTITY tor
years Win d CHR )Hlc NERVOUS
DISEASE no lnc tuapssH thom OF hnf-
feriug, ana their muaago fHruds do
NOT suspect the nature o. their NEpV-
GUS TROUBLE, and consequently Rive
them iittle or no sympathy,
CATARR1I IL a CHRONIC DISEASE
OF the NERVOUS sNSTkAt Its pro-
Ercss ls 80 flow that the Hyatem Is
badly diseased before they are aware
Of US existence, and sometimes beyond
medical aid no those suffering ron
CATAltRli / WILL MAKE A sPE-
ClAL HOLIDAY RATE,
Will THAT ALL GAsrARnII
CASES THAT APPLY FOR TREAT.
MENT nNfORM JANUARY l. 1896,
AT THE RATE OF FIVE DOLLARS
tSO PER MONTH UNTIL CURED
aud Will GUARANTEE a CuRH IN
every case taken. Consultation ffee.
Dr. r. w. FISK CURES CATARRH.
DISEASES OF WOMEN. KIDNEY,
LIVER, BLOOD and NERVOUS bis.
EASES. nlAniErls. DRoPsY RLAp,
DER TROUBLES, PILES, FIsTuLA
and all forms on chronic and blood dis
cases, Medicine furnlshed at tile OF.
fee.
TREATMENT BY MAIL
Tho system OF mail treatment adopt
ed by DR. II. w Flax guarantees The
same good results TO those submitting
their cases through correspondence AZ
10 those who come In perH0n.
Write for diaFnostie blank.
R. w, FI5ES NJ ID.
Up-ssairs. over TOa Main Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
''AErRFElrna IS Captured.
Ms ~ -------
Sihr ana ulen Seized In the
"hicc Of M nt.t. rN...st.r

~. so'ns ana Dies Seized In the
RE Of nm OHIO Dcntist.
ssss.'n' o., Doc, 27.--Dr. A. y cady,
'sss',s pfacticing in this city, "
b bel. ~ o'clock this morning a.
'R6e. on the pubic square nd
I'd ~ oetat for making counterfeit
Al -nu IN his trunk. Seven dles
r 4, VIE secured. one TO- dollars.
p M dollars. two FIR Guar ers
|t;< Tor dimes. Eight dollar
n. zen half dollars. two quarters
vi se-cent pieces were secured
|ti,1 VOC to await the arrival OF
s'@tes officers from Toledo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Montreal. Dec. 27-All through inc
nrnvince Of Quebec a severe snow storm
raeed last night. No accidents afe ~,
noTted. and railway traffic mas mol Desn
Interrupted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Rome. Dec. q Shortly after II
last night potard was exploded close
q the PaIlzzc Piombino. The United
states embassy was act damaged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

W. y. bowman. Low walker.
BOWMAN AND WALKER,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
MoNTAGun. TEXAA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

WANTED nurcHER-sn A. All
round butcher wanted single mat
preierrud. Must be sober steady aud
honest. Good position for the rish
man. Address 4. J. Pearson. Mineral
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
A n.iio Of RoyaIty.

v,,anna Dec. 27.-Francis H., late
,,,na of Naples, died TO-DAY at Areo'
Austrian Tyrol-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

J. II. Frost. d. q. Hunt
FROST A. HUNT.
ATTORNEYS Al LAW.
TAaTLkND TEXAS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

w @ uEr.cHER LAND MORTGAGE
- : COMPANY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
WANTS.


Personal.
situations Wanted.
Help Mantcd.
Lost. Pound. straycd or stolen,
hunruian Houses.
Rooms Wanted.
Eor Ncnt.
For Sntc.
For Exchange.
linrineus Chances.
Financial.
Attorneys.
Hcni ls-tntc.
Miscellaneous
Special Notices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
chlcasol Ny frst view '. ~, q ! 9 laea

81 ,bs Immense scale on whish Thils l
q Inc MT II would be hard % eiy ,., IN
Is Dun sdsa OF the originality or nsis'
exact ip hsnnS,nes. II Is me dsllriu."
OF the s,,,rs No two ori az 80,
$500 = ls.slsnazasapssss -
tnre q !. a. pygmy compared ~ SAFE tp'
ioIH . 1,se Masonic temp e. on LII IN
s at n,nsr buildings vary rom "a
me y ~ ,renty stores high 10y ~ rooyls
w. ~ ~ sur friends mad sngAs ~ = r,eai
We. ~ heuse OF an honoraols AM. ar Ii
~ ,i'S and at once beg y M Nav
i-lH, Nv new home. lnaulrsa si's -, 81.
i9t 49, n5liceman. KIND nl nnorts,njy
ot = conc uniform wouii ~ - II.
,,,,s., suecessful in opera nou l.,,o 3,
% iny not having the dissll i.,,.. mi
thou lssrench policemen this wolliy ,, Ji
our amcer was Infinitely more , paw
eAso ur guardians Of TIE peace' ~. ~ ,st
man 10. Ss' XIV directory ftom nus p0y ~ :
70 ,l onee told US tina, the aouss M, mis
ne u - Tor was situated : NE 80
l0' q c irt i haaily arrived. it'T-
No sr s.'s craadin tells few s'0i's'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

WANTED--Position by trained nurse.
Wish 70 enter hospital or private aani-
tarium Can give reference. Address
MIRA, Mary Mcutc, J.. .. box bss. Dali
las. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

DR. MiKNIonr offere FOR rent his resi-
deunS. rornar Pecan and East Sixth.
Apply at ofics, sii Main street. or resi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

For rates, tickets and all informa-
ton. apply or address any OF the ticket
agents or CASTOR MlcsLfIrR.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
lake r. zURN. city Ticket Agent
Fort Worth.
w. A. DAsHfI1LL, It. r. ~, Dallas,
l.. S. TnoRNE. Third Vice Prealdent
and General Manager Dallas. Ter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

VI; i've brass-iined news gaiieys. IS,
-FOUR Job stlcks, e.: rcgiet case, 81; one
anu one-half dozen Ncmpel ouolna
and key. sa2S; one iron chase isx2i,
80 one iron chase sdxfe. with cross.
par N,ioi overhead fiNtures for two
lep picsscs. Including IL feet rs
mon shafung, two JNS and one stxa Ia
iHoh pulleys. two hangers. $3.50: one
wood pulley. Is a., BY 6 ~ face 81 .lh;
pair beilows, zoe, water cooler 81 rs.
case OF wood furniture. s. 30. galley
riok for swclvc galleya. Sas lnrge form
sink, - 10; OH stove, 81. So. Is pOunaa
metal furniture, 1894, pounds double
and Z pounds slnglc brass rule, sil; 9
pounds hrcNitr ngurcs modern, 81 to;
pounds primer figures. modern, 3.ss:
~ pounds primer wide dot leaders, Sg.a0.
Az ! haven't time 10 srare N uae-
less correspondence, please 90 not write
unless you want TO bus and have the
cash
All the above material "a in first eis.n
condition ana you should nor ran to
take advantage Of such lev prices.
IL you want a conrieto small outfit
ana have $3.50 Or 500, write agcAde and
J VIII nt You up one and give you easy
terms on the balance,
II, says; 200 sheets leather cover,
nary folio, 50. 80; 3 reams French
iturc cards, 81 so; 5000 No. chill
ards, ST. 90; Z artistic wedding
Room \. Walker .uuIidina. sixth and
Main streets, Fort worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28
Printing Machinery and Material

81 S5stls at Croat Bargairls.
have the following Printing Material which offer FOR
VASE at the extremely low prices appended 10 each lem
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

,..s,ona of French Woman
secs Herds of nunnlo.

Now york, Dec. 2e.--Mme. h IT,
NeW PARTISAN newspaper wil.s.
S -.l,a sdSited he World fair. has -.
MN her Impressions Of America IN q
DIoH scnrnayed 10 Chicago on nc Ai .,sa.
anirai In one OF tnose truly iae.
gan Sen american -Ds palace cara II was
sei sosa,,tlful trip. We scon arrived ~ y.
2 9,,,ctalo The buffalo in s.yase s sbis
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