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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-04-06

IL is reported that the Hatfield
Mccoy fend has broken out again
on the West Virginia.Kentucky
border aud that two Of the Hat
fields have been killed. There can't
be many more lett.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-04-06
FRIDAY. APR. 8. 1894.

Judicious Advertising.
Creates many a new business.
Enlarges many an old business.
REEVES many dull business.
Rescues many lost business.
Saves many a falling business.
Preserves many q large business.
Secures success IN any business.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-04-06

In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Cnnrt of Shenandoah County, Woodstock,
Va. sept. IL, 1893. ~.
peter Craig, &c. complts. VS.. Urilh
Craig. sc. defts. aud W. ID. Whit
mre. &c. cOmplts. VS.. Peter Craig,
&c, defts. In Chancery.
/ Geo. w. Miley, Clerk Of said Ccurt
40 hereby certify that E. Z. Stickley wno
WAS appointed Spell. Commissioner OF SAFE
in said cause by decree rendered therean !,
on the 9TH day Of Sept. 1898, has executed
bond. With personal security, IN the
penalty fixed by the Court, aud condition'
Cd aud payable 40 prescribed BY law,
Given upder nv hand this lltb day OF
Sent 1898. GEO. w. MILEY, c. c. 9, g. O.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-04-06
Trustee Sale.

By virtue Of Deed of Trust executed
by Julia NJ. Allen to tho uudersI gned
bearing date on the 22nd day of Sept.
1892, will proceed, in front Of the Court
House of Shenandoah County IN the town
of Woodstock. at IL o'clock N. on the 9Th
DAY OF APRIL, 1894, TO sell for cash the
certain lot, tract or parcel ofland situated
in the town of Woodstock, County Of
Shenandoah, Virginia, aud known in the
plat of said tIwn as lot 81, Il being the
same which WAS conveyed to Henry c..
Allen by s. A. Danber aud wife, by deed
bearing date March 10th 1868.
4. NJ. FUSKHousxR. T-Sstes.
Mar. %. Is.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-04-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A
Valuable Farm!
In sheuaudoah, Weat Of nd. JaoksOn, Ya.

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court
of said county, rendered at the September
term, 1898, in the chancery suits of Peter
Craig, DC, complt. VS.. Uriah Craig, &c
defts. and w. d. Whitmire, &c. oomplts.
Us. Peter Craig, &c. defts., the undersign
ed special commissioner, will on
SATURDAY, APRIL I, 1894,
at the Wilson Hotel, BIT. Jackson, Va,
proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the valuable real estate
mentioned in the bills aud proceedings.
of which Walton Craig, died, seized and
possessed, consisting of the following
lands:
FIRST. The home farm of which %
acres is in timber and the residue in
fine state Of cultivation of excellent
quality and in good condition, improved
by a good dwelling house and fine bank
barn with metal roof and other good and
necessary ontbuildings, such as smoke
house, wagon shed, corn crib, blacksmith
shop, &c, aud a never failing spring OF
water, and an orchard of fruit, with a
good public road on both sides OF the
farm and we'll located, about 81 miles
west of SIT. Jackson, and adjoining the
lands OF George Foltz and Others and con-
tanning 175 acres, more OF less.
SEcoND.-A small tract Of timber land
lying on Buck Hill, about lS acres, all in
oak timber.
The ab1ye is a very superior farm, IN
flrst-elass order, portion sown in wheat
and much Of same in grass, making 1t
most desirable property.
TERMS OF SALE:
One fifth cash on day Of sale, and the
residue In three equal annual installments
for which the purchaser to give bonds
bearing interest from date with good per
sonal security and the deed to be retained
as additional security until the purchase
money is paid or further order OF court
Any other matter pertinent as to the sale
TO be announced Oh day of sale.
Sale to commence AZ III o'clock A. N.
E.E. STICKLEY,
Mar. 6-td. Spell. Comr
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-04-06
FROM PoSEY HoLLER.

H7. EDITOR :-Seein rs how it has been
so long since writ you thought would
drop you n few lines to let You know bow
we al got over the winter. Well. we had
it pnrty rough. Fust Saryau took the
humps and the grip and Bula Malinds
the chicken pox, and ] got the COW pex
from my waxlnate and | cum nigh unto
passin ir my checks. lost my collar
tuition outen my shirt and must haye TUX
cold and got the COW pOx. 1t left me in
a right bad way. Why the hair growed
out ell over me and my front teeth come
ont and for awhile didn't care for nuthen
but fodder and hay and bran. couldn't
SILVER a fly ofen my back, AID for q
couple Of weeks just laid around and
chewed my cud and bawled. But the
scab cum of and am all right now. But
Saryan's neck got stiff clear down to her
toes, and every time she would bend her
knees her nose would hit the ground.
Cousin Kate Jones sent her some hogs
jaw bone grease down and she sOon got
more jaw than the hog. Well, we had a
great big ghost in our neighbOrhood awhile
back, aid it purity nigh done for some Of
the folks. 1 thought would send you
some poetry about It. Cousin Will Smith
says he seen a man walkin round up there
carryin his head in his hand looken
fur his body, besides others seen it.
Yonra in Rpanect
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-04-06

Mar. lott,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
TURFMEN LOSE ALL HOPE.
SUPREME COURTS DECISION tuiLs
RACING N NEW JERSEY.
sis his Tracks Must rhcrefore Go.
Property worth Miiiions Of No
Further u-e-rhe sporting Mea
Ia Had Frame Of Mind.


BY Associated Press
New, yorp Nt.,.,, j, M. a.oi,,o,, .,
e..
80 esf''lhe court OF new JelscN sua-
tanning the Republican senate has
served to still further anrlsen tho hlaet.
clouds hant,,, ,,,,, 49,, ,..,.,. ,,.o,,i,., 4,
~. '''s'''h wv Wv ."Ve i, ''sNA an
'ii"' S'.''e' NoNefnor Werts mas an
nounced that he viii Immediately file
as laws tho bins 4, hts r,.ssss,,,,
na.,sed a., a.. ,,.....,.,,..... -.
'hu NePupuVNh Hehe'e' anu
among These bills there are four re-
peNling all the previous LEGISLATION ia
vorable To mo ,r,,ts te,,on ~ $50,
e,,,,t,.,,. s.,NS
w .''ei "ueen DC taken me eohdiuon
OF turf affl,lra could hardly be more
desperate
Ther. srs no,, d.. ~. 49,.
trs,i,, ~ ~" Nise' 'NVe
az bloucester HuttennufB,
Elizabeth, Linden, Clinton and Mon.
mouth. In MI of lhe cnu,ttcs vh.r..
these tracl,a NV, i,,.,,a ,,.,,,,,,,, ",
sherigfs Itf,s,i,. ,N'.u NspuVnrah
been elsctsd ayt M ~, 70 t'viilh' haNe
under which t'oci NV so,s,',,e'' iAMs,
h. punish'6 Ii -. ,',. ',es,,, evulu
IN. Sverr nnt ,,a ,N plon'7ttiNe ~. ine w
rnforeea bv 49,, ~, Wv ~ Ilk,olS
lahire 10 p 49, VI aanel-
ioraii1 iii H., ,,NW 'o,s"N WI ee
more nm nny ,,,Nn,, ~ ny
linden Fi,em 6.,t, ~ ~ ~;
also be ay'"ct III VII
lose about si s06 600 ',nnvo,i,, "a, ,,,., w..
nnd atnifea ~ W
steamboot u,Ss ,,ttSh ~ i gue uliu
rylnr tbr n,,ii,s ''.u my 1Nvn car w
trarls vsu argf,s sl.,. ",,N nm mn w
OF men n,ntlN,,Hj ,, llu''Vl e.'H
eiai nolire ini,or'.,'', N, ,i Hl'
mo me YIN and thot,. IeNa .,iu
There ID be,,,l,, ~ roo oa . s o6
-, ~ N,eNNNA TAseuNNVN anu SttVuVts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Commencing March J, 1891, che Sanrn
ia Route WIN sell iirit-class limited
tickets from ~ points IN Texas on lis
main line, and the Paris branch, 20
Ia Angeles, San Diego San lcmuciacq
and intermediate points, via Pnrrell and
Albuauefque NJ the very low rate Of
so, fonnd TRIP tleketg. limited 70 aixiy
iJOi days. VIII III sold AZ a rats OF
$40 30
eonmodntions aud attractions for Call.
forpia TOURISTS, operating Pullman Pal.
Ace Sleesefs aud Pullman TOnrsi
sieepera Gith but one change Of cars
from Texas 10 California.
Tho exceedingly low rates offered ~
the Hania IL VIII suggest California 10
no minds 81 tho people Of Teas more
Than ntnnl. md. 81 course. the mid.
wginfer fair. which will be open until
IlInc 80 u not 10 NJ overlooked.
Visitors tO thr white CITY need not
fcar of belug Tired with duplicate at
tractlone az tho Golden GATE.
1'hc Worlds iair Jr.. a. the hnn
Franrlsco fair u sometimes refcrrld 10.
MAJ some buildings that, ae works Of
architectural art. arc said 70 W superf
Or to tbs buildings 81 ne Columbian
Proposition, and competent critics A..
sert that for piriurosqucncss and per
faftion u Landscape efec,s, thf. Md
Winter display on ibo shores " the
parlhc cfeeis ell previous Efforts
Ifor Information regarding Tickets, time.
tables, aid sleeping car accnmmod1tlona,
apply to tho nearest Santa g. agent, Or
O. p A.; Galveston, TEXAS.
WI. DOHEKTY.
Pass Agt. a0s Main IT., Fort Worth,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

a Great Temperance nryiVui--rwo
saloons Closed by their owners.

- NFfHt AfmntFunNc lNNtNut--IM q
saloons Closed by their owners.
By Associated Press.
Lookport, H.. March s4-Francls
Murphy, the apostle OF temperance. ia
conducting most auccossfll temper.
anoe campaign ia this city. lie began
his labors last Sunday evening aud viii
continue them through the week. be-
fore coming to Lockport he led a se-
rlea OF gospel temperance moetlnga In
Joliet riainneld. Coal City, Whining.
ton ana other places IN VIM county
and not lcrs than 5000 have signed
the pledge from his hands durlnr the
last two months. The signcrs am, mon
uud women, old and young. rhev I'm.
clude inhahitual drihkorH. drunlnrtls
N various ntages, and peradns from
every walk and condition Of life. Oid
men bent with age their faces wrin-
Med win the incbrlate lie they have
trials that have followed who nro
Total physicai wrecks, ~ well as INC
Snuhg men ON whose faces NO blight
81 strong drink rOHtE-all arc swiiyrd
ny The sipphic recital OF muidtnts ana
experiences by this prince OF platform
orators and with tears flowing down
their faces pltcously plead Tor the PRIV
llese ot pignlng the pledge And the
vast assemblies which overflow no
lnfFeHt hau In town weep Ike little
children under his mesiorful nppcala.
lhnn the next moment they laugh
They cannot help &C. HlN PORTRAYAL III
the ruin which awaits the drunknrd
ana inc nwiul effects Of strong drink
upun the life arc 80 realistic 0uder
tue magic Of his speech ns so bring
me Mt.iug hundreds from their renta.
llla pcrnrRtlpnH nrp simply roalstlcsa
wives ON the Hrnp Of their husbands
algn the nledsp together, and scores
or such have started anew their life
together Never before has tho COM
munity been 30 awakened ON any sub.
lect as Il ~ now ON tho temperance
question. aud some Of the saloon keen.
era are on the noint OF clnsing thoir
saloons permanently. Two have al.
ready done 20 IN fact Long hefnrr the
time set for tho beginning of the
meetings standing room Is AZ pre-
MUM. This mighty mnn or valor Ia
ovcrthrnWiug with grent slaughter the
atrongholda Of Incompetence an around
this vicinity In The muotngs at Lock-
port Mr.. Murphy has been ably as
sisted By choir comporcd ~ an the
chuirs OF the churches OF the city, I'M
der the direction ~ Rev George Lloyd
of the CONGREGATIONAL church Rev.
MI Lloyd also agslsts ly nurlng
Holo. with excellent ofook ana results
All the other clerNmcp ARE also nros-
ont and nssint 10 tho good work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

whole ship Lends of Journalists CO.
Ing AIrendy.

By Associated Press.
Chicago. H., March According 10
present indications the country will DO
largely depopulated OF lie representa-
tive editorial fraternity during the
summer months. and England and the
continent will correspondlngdy expert
ence such an invasion OF American
brain and American Drawn ns viii
prove an eye-opener to our. English
and continental cousins Thepress dis
patches have already told 81 the NAM
moth journalistic excursions projected
by the Illinois Press association and
by representatives OF the National Ed
itoflai association, the first leaving
early In April and the latter IN July
SIN another season OF European
travel has been arranged for under the
auspices OF the Iowa Press association.
and already a full majority Of the ed-
iturs Of the Hawkeye state have made
known their intention Of participating
IA The trip. According 10 the present
program the party VIII sail from
New York on jug via the Royal
Netherland United States Mall line for
Boulogne-Sur-Mcr the most fashion
able interchangeable Of the French re-
public. Here the editors WIN larry for
a few days, enjoying a dip In the oceDn
and other pleasures without number.
After this the Itinerary IL a huatllng
one Five days viii be spent at Paris,
two days IN Brussels, one day 10 Ant
wcrp part OF day at Client, one day
IN the Flemish city OF Brugeg. six dnyH
in London. one day at oxford War
Wick castle and Stratford-on-Ayon, one
duy at Chester, one day al Liverpool
then across the channel 10 Dublin
where one day will be spent, thence
by train 10 Killarney. whore Saturday
and sunday Will be spent: thence 20
Cork and a trip 10 Blarney castle. On
Wednesday. August ~. the party win
rail from Queenstown via Cunnrd
Steamship lire. and % due TO arrive IN
NTaur Xnrl an Aueu6f "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
THE BABY WAS FAST ASLEEP
WHEN rwo onrLpnnN sroLn
, W AND uEAr IT TO DEATH.


'fNNNNi AflFlNApNs
Arapahoe o. n, March es-one OF
the most horrible tragedies occurred
about i've or slN miles east OF this
place Yesterday afternoon that your
correspondent ever heard OF. Aira.
Frank cokclcy left her months old
baby alone In the house nalccp. while
ahe went TO the fcld near by. where
her husband was plowlng. to carry him
somethlnr,
During her absence, which was only
about thirty minutes, tho two little
boys of n near ncighhor. Mr.. a. A.
Williams agcd and q years, rcspec-
lively came to the house. went Ia and
the oldest Robert, picked un a hickory
stick, piece Of an old nx handle
which had boon trimmed out for a
chair round. ana beat the baby's head
almost to a pulp, breathing the sluult
In TWO or three placer H0 then
draggcd Tho child from tho house by
It's ciothca, placing II bohind the house,
got q spade from the yard and tried
TO cut hc chllds lcft hand on with
the blade, lleelso Inflicted a horrible
wound nnon the face OF the corpse
with tho spade, Mrs cokcicy returned
Just IN time to ace the children leaving.
They went to another neighbor, ana
The youngest one. being years old.
tod what the other one had done
About the same time Mira, Cokcley wns
heard screaming aud the story % tho
ohild was found to be true
ooronor'H jury held am Inquest over
the remains ana returned u verdict In
aoenrdnnce with the above facts.
The nfuir ~ the talk % the town
today ana The principal quoHtinn +. N
not 20 small q chlld who would commit
furh an act without provocntion "A
natural born muTiprer9
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

rcalding ut pos North Third street IN
a necullar mnnurr tonight
shortly after the evening meal MI
aud Mis-. Hirt lot their ho,no to my
near ncirhhor a friendly call hut
not before they had sccn choir twu
gnlidwn a etr' and a hoy, ascl yeats
Alnmhtr la tfeir miniature couch since
we arrival o. her baby brother Tho
SUI has entertained IN almost "a.
thctic devotion for him. md tonight
heiure closing her eyes IN Alcep as
shlld wrapped her arms about his ti1y
~ IRON me return Of Mr. and Ms.
iiirt hey found Che virl peae,s NV
numbering nnon the corpse nf the III.
tle pos, In her childish devotion size
had suother,d HIM To death
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
rnny Mnr Az LoNo RANGE.
New York aud ChicaEo EnFincerS
Hold 81 Convention by Wire.
Bv Aasocinfed prena.

BY Asaoclnted Press,
New York March 2l-The regular
monthly meeting OF tho American In.
suute OF electrical engineers held this
evening was a duplex event or as the
engineers themselves would put it, n
'two.callo1" affair Part OF It was
held at Engineers club. No. y west
Thirty-nrat street. New York and the
other part took place NJ the Armour
Institute In Chicago. About 100 nom
born were present nt this end Of the
telephone line connecting the two, and
about eighty memberH wero present
at the other end. The difference IN
time between the two cities made the
only hitch Ia the proceedings Al this
end the cnnAnfera commenced 10 meet
nt O'Clock. or before tho IhicRFOann
had finished dinner The New Workers.
began with discussion Of the proper
nomenclature OF the new units Of
electricity President Edwin ). Hun.
ton presided. and most Of tho enRl-
ncerH who spoke favored naming the
units after famous electrical discov-
nrora who have 10 Tar received no slim
liar recognition Professor william a.
Anthony then read paper on "'rhe
Effects of Heavy Glasses In the Cham
her OF an lncnndcsccnt Lamp" The
eane paper was read IN ChicaEO by
Professor Jackson OF the University ~
wisconsin. In Chicago fifty receivers
were used aud almost every engineer
used one, but In New York one iuHtru-
ment only was In use.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

wealthy German WomHn at NO
komo ia ON Trial for Murder.

wealthy German woman at Ao-
komo ia ON Trial for murder.
BY Associated Press.
Kokomo. Ind. March 2i.-Ars. Au-
Fusta schmldrs trial for murder COM
rnenced this morning and the wealthy
German woman is making desperate
battle for her life. Last October Mrs
schmidt, who recently came into pos
session or an estate Of 100000 through
the death n her foster mother, Bar
oness ChriatIana sohingiing ~ SAX
ohy. Killed Que Walton. a tenant on
one OF her farms. The killing 10 not
denied. but the prisoner hopes 70 es-
cape On the plea Of scif-defenre. Mrs
Schmidt and walton quarreled oyer
= division OF crops. when she shot Wal
ton dead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

A YsunE nov From Key West. Fin.i
n the Victim.

BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati. ohio, March 2i,--An IN
vesligation made today shows that the
case OF supposed ieprosy on Adams
street I'm Dayton, ky., Is genuine. ac.
cording 60 D.. Scheduled. The victil.
Harry Aihury. 30 The ig-year-old ron
OF a wealthy tobacco manufacturer Of
Key West. ria Seyfr0l weeks ago
The boy was sent 10 Brooklyn, ". "
10 be treated BY Dr. Barbour. tho enf-
nsnt skin disease specialist The lat
ter,Aafter having seen the case, decided
he could do nothing with u. ana he
boy was brought 70 the home o. MS
brothor.In-law IN Dayton. Or. c. -
fcbooldeid thr Dayton health ollcfr
inaists that the LAD be gotten out Of the
state at the earliest moment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

TO Waco for the Needing 81 the
TraveIrpsi Protective Association.

on account Of the Trayeiarg' Pro-
teetlya association. which meets IN
Waco April n TO gg. he ~ Louis
Southwestern railway company Of
Texas viii make the Following round
trip rates.
From stations wifain 70 miles Of
Waco, rate OF double the chlld'a fare;
from stations ~ 20 100 miles from
Waco, rate OF fa09l from stations 100
fnre. selling datca, April 10 and 10,
1891. limited for return April r. 1885,
goats ~ Texarkana. Iuffiu, Gates
yiin. nillabofo nnd intermediate nointn
VIII auu book y iicsete kncnn u
Fort Worth aud Sherman inea VIII Eell
taiketa via recognized rOufcs, % gita
~ the iOnreat haul compatible with
DIE connection 0t passengers.
~ c. WARMER,
4 O. =. A.. Tyler, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

oas Of The Heirs t. the Harlem
FInis Dies a Paper.

by Araociatod Press.
Marshall. ~. March 2t--chnfiea 20;
vert. aged as yoara. died AZ bis home ~
this city today Born IN afiucnce. he
lost an. and died At last ~ Hbjcel
poy,rfv Though an heir Of one Of
iae richest es.aies IN America, FOR tho
mat faw yoarn of Els lie he wat 4
comfy Charge Mr. Covert wan one
~ Inc 20 heirs 10 Tho Harlem f'iaie.
a. ricii portion Of New York city, rti-
ned AZ $4,000. 900. Twice Air. Covert
vas notified that his share Of tlis e.
tate would be forWardcd 70 nun ~ =
few mouths. Tut Il never came. me
iawygra got Il all. and the heir died
a fhuper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Proposed 90 Celebrate the Nineteen
birthday OF General J"ac..

liy Associated prtAa.
puhuquo, Iowa, March "a COY, Jack
son VIII ask the legislature TO oeio.
hrois Aprll q tho seth birthday Or
Gen. George W. joiner Of dubuque,
iown'B first senator should the iopiS
lnlure act fav0rably upon the govern
ora meagaHv, the Governors urayn VIII
serve nH tho generals escort 10 Les
Muinor, Gov, jackaon'a address Will
open mo exercises. J. X Graves II
Dubuque VIII sketch tho generals re-
Variable career, ana rSsGov irwin az
kcohuk win extend congratulations ON
behalf OF Iowa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

q. A. shattrcris Of Parsons pies nm
Ills Way 80 Ieainmasoo.

MS Way 80 Ieaiamasoo.
By Associated Press
Laporio, Ind, March n. when ths
Lake shore reached here Mt 1909 O'clock
this morning thv'trnln crew discovered
that man occupying seat IN one
OF the day coaches was dead. and tEe
BODY was left hero Tor n coronrr'a tn
Vdp lRatinn. he had died between hcre
and obs, and papers on his person
showed that he WIS q, A. Hhatireck
or Parsons. Kan, on his way 10 visit
an aunt nt Kalamazoo, Mich Tho
cause OF death rs unknown A bottle
Of lnndnnum was found on his per-
son, ana he may have committed SUI
rldo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

we have q carload Of fins Imported
sf;,iiiona Tor sale. Of viii exahAnge i9r
rlucn horace aua cnitia, Address diilef
& Bon. sori worth, Tea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
SHORT AND QUICK LINE
Galveston, Houston and S. Louis, Dallas an
San Antonio via Hsahe and Austin


e.,,h. houra $40 a n. siop. m
Sorih- bound arrive loco a n. 10 p "a
p r. Robins, 7. p A. 49,.
u II. ORION, Cay Ticket Ask, ool maip
n n LIJsK. Ticket Agt., Union Depot
n 4. ROpBINS, C. p. A, Houston.
q ". BETS. rraac Manager. Houston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
A NEW OUTLET
A NEW oUTLEn
ron FORT wonrHi
FoR Eohg MORInl

-, -, yvcrth and Deater lity railway,
llt - 4. ~, r.eerssIfy for aAuthrr lue
appi,e'. -. and Elst 70 aecoismodats -
s " ~ have eoneiadse ys s,s Pei
tenssf n. noe va Panhandle EY 10
P eiaiil - N,.a York kauaaa tiyt. Fits
my Topeks. s.. Joe. kiapefla. Nsrt w.
eleioAtN.- 800 NJ fhia route you make
a..ess..siesiiT ~ same Inns, nahins eiose
ls.ss-flc1 al Panhardle Cfy' "Ae"
threurt c1achsf nrs pr.'losa CO.. q. "A. IN,
Fafe fr1m fu-t Nortn rlh' 80
si rs f faii ipfornstion sad, Z 'xrrtxn.
c.,.-.i passenger snd freirht Arepi- ~
worth Tez- n =. DAVIS
~, 4sete, Afest sgl Mai1 street, Fss'
rFnrih- W.. les
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
CRAWFORD
DRY GOODS
COMPANY.
Two Great Specials This Week.
Yard YiiaD0nastlC BMRROIDERIES,
Sc per yard &C. f0c 15c.

We appreciate the fact that Hirh
Novelties are not the only thing that
constitutes a complete stock Of Dry
GOODS our most successful spring
opening has demonstrated the fact
our importations In this line we're cor.
rect both In styles and prices; aud now
we want to convince you that we are
anticipating your wants, and win fur.
hish two such stable articles us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Ia AZ Evans a Roc's shoe houses il
requires very pretty shoes to make .
really artistic window dlaplay' Pretty
cards and flowers ara not enough. Thfy
have one card. however tnut teenln 70
convey conaidcrabic isuth II Is hang
inr "a one Of the Window aud reads
1--WE iond-ofherr folicw This cotcr-
prioinf arm nra allowing thr tiefir4t
lines n snmmcr fiints EVER brought 10
FORT Worth. Take look At the beau
ufui windows.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

None mt ton.yeaf Oh reiis OF NciFpn
ghll1Y sold aver ~ AiAna,on bur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

we have divided them into three lots
and place them ON our counters
"Wednesday at