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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-09-22
OHIO CENTRAL LINES.
Excursion Ikutes to Louisville, KY,
Account German American
Catholic Congress-.

For the above agents of Ohio Centra
Lines will sell excursion tickets at ont
fare for round trip selling Sept. 23, 2
and %. Limit for return until Oct.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-09-22

Excursion rates to Bowling Green
Fair. For the Fair at Bowling Green,
agents of Ohio Central Lines will sell
tickets ut II fare and n third for round
trip, Sept, %, 26 and 81. Limit Sept
OS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-09-22
chamberlain'e Eye and Skin Ointment

Chamberlain Eye and Skin Ointment
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head.
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
TO EoEsE OWNERS.
For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone l,p the system, mid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms giving
new life to IN old or over worked horse. 25
cents per package. For sale BY druggists
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-09-22
WILLIAM TvEBSTER,
Konae Visitors Exca rsions TO ali
Indiana Ohio aud Michigan
Oct. nth aud Nov, 4th,

One fare round trip excursion tick
cts with the usual privileges will be
issued at all Illinois stations OF the T..
St. L. s. X. e. r. r. "Clover Leaf
Route" on above dates. Ample return
limit. See nearest agents Clover Leaf
Route or address C. e. Jenkins G. p.
A. Toledo. Ohio.
N. B.-Harvest excursions west and
South Sept. 25th and Oct. Sth.
st. Louis Exposition Low rates until
Oct. 18th. St. Louis, Mo-, Fall festivi-
ties offer greater attractions this year
than eyer before. The exposition until
Oct. Goth. The Great Fair and Famous
Midway Plaisance Oct to 9th. Be
sides n permanent attraction The New
Union Station the largest and hand
soonest in the world. Oct. I'd and
Yelled Prophet Day. See nearest
agent T. St. L. & X. G. II. r. "Clover
Leaf Route" or address c. c. Jenkins
Gen. Pass. Agent.
N. B.-All Clover Leaf ST Louis
trains enter aad leave New Union sta
tiOn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-09-22

Excursion rates to Cleveland account
Knights Templar of Ohio State Con-
clave. For the above occasion agents
of Ohio Central lines will sell excur-
sion tickets at one fare for round trip,
selling Oct. 2, 3 and 4. Limit, Oct. g..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-09-22

5oIIIHR OCI' ., . HHu Il LIIHII, OCI' o.
Home Seekers Excursion. On Sept.
25 and Oct. 8, agents OF Ohio Central
lines will sell Home Seekers Excur-
sion Tickets TO the Northwest, West
and Southwest, at one fare for round
trip, plus $500. Limit, 20 days for
return. On Sept. 18th, Oct 18th and
November i4th similar tickets will be
sold to points IN Michigan at one fare
for round trip; limit, 20 days. And on
Oct. I'd, Nov. 9th and Dec. 4th these
tickets will be sold to the South and
Southeast. including Virginia points
and the Southern States south OF the
Ohio River, at one fare for round trip.
Limit 20 days for return.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

The Young attorney was telling tho sto-
" 70 Buffalo Express reporter "The
fellow came into my Office" he said, "aud
we had long conversation. Finally said
something he didn't like, and ho got mad.
He said howould make complaint against
me, aud ! told him no couldn't be too
quick about IL. Then he asked me how /
spelled my name, pretending he wanted
70 make noto of it In memorandum
book told him. lie hoggled over It FOR
awhile, then passed me the book and ask
ed me 20 write T.. WIS glad enough 20
get rid OF him, aud did write Il.
Just "a ho was going out the thought
struck me that perhaps that was only a
BLUM, and he wanted my name 10 use fur
a promissory note, The mere ! thought
OF IL tho more | becnme convinced that
that wns his game, and | ran after him
bareheaded, ! caught him Just MS he was
going out of the door took him by tho
shoulder and asked him right out IL that
wasn't his motive ia getting my name ns
he did. He slammered aud suffered, but
had him dead to rights, aud he family
confessed that he had intended to make a
note over the name and get q discounted. %
what did you dol" asked his friend.
Turn him over to tho police1p
mo, " said thoyoung attorney, "Ididn't
do that. told him TO 90 ON aud get the
note discounted II no could, but i made
him promise he would give mo half OF
whit no got out Of III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

The Christian zeal Of n young woman Of
this city placed her IN a most unconfor-
table position on a recent Sunday. She IL
one Of a fnmily OF bright girls who are
celebrated for their good looks She Is also
u tehoher In the Sunday school OF one OF
our fashionable churches Recently she
took class OF men, all over 81 years Of
age, as she said that she thought the male
generation ut that age needed more Chris
tianity than at any other, SO earnest was
she in her work that she would make the
rounds Of the back seats OF the Sunday
school and drag forward the men who had
come only to zee the girls and be seen by
them. This earnest young teacher would
then take them In her class and teach
them to walk In the straight and narrow
path. This Sunday she noticed chap
about 80 years old in the rear of the
church. She saw that he was a stranger
and thought there WIS n decidedly worldly
look about his carefully arranged attire.
In a moment the earnest young teacher
had made up her mind and invited tho
young man to become member Of her
class. The stranger blushed slightly with
surprise, and probably with pleasure at
the thought Of being in the handsome
teachers class, Soon h9 had taken a seat,
appearing perfectly at home. The teaoher
was surprised to hear the stranger answer
all the difficult Biblical questions with
perfect ease Finally an amused smile was
observed on the new scholars face. He be
gnn to nsk the teacher questions with
wlhch she was tolerably unfamiliar. In
desperation the teacher finally asked the
new scholar who he was. The latter re-
piled with the utmost gravity that he was
the Rev --, who had been invited to
come here and lecture that evening at the
Y. Nee. a. The earnest young teacher
now has clnss of young girls.-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

A little boy of g. taken to visit house
hold where there had been no children for
a long time, taxed his ENTERTAINERS In the
EFFORT TO amuse him. Books, pictures, an
opera glass, pussy and more presumably
attractive things were brought out to be
soon discarded, the child meanwhile keen.
ing fascinated eye upon an ear trumpet
which the deafness Of member of the
family required. Finally he crept TO his
mother, and with his gaze still on the OBJ
lect OF his interest asked, "Mamma. the
heHt tIse Mrs Blank has to be wound up
may do iti' The CONSERVATION Of the
BOY mother was not shared by her hosts.
ana on Its being repeated to the owner OF
the trumpet she promptly yielded the
tempting stretch of flexible pipe to her
small guest From that moment his hRp-
piness was undoubted In his hands the
trumpet became n telephone, a fire horn
and half dozen other delightful things,
va u was with reluctance that he relin-
9nlshed it when the visit was done.-New
York Times. -'s"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

The Princess Of Wales must have more
accomplishments Of the traditional femi-
nine order than other women In the United
Kingdom II all the pretty incidents ara
true that one reads of her Perhaps the
latest is that Of a cIlll the gentle daughter
OF the Danes made On an old protegee Of
hers living in one Of the cottngcs atSand-
bingham. The good dame WAS knitting a
stocking, and the princess took It out OF
her hand, saying, "You can't do the heel
as last 0B cam And as she sat and chat
ted this queen to be knitted the nnttiest
heel possible. 1t Is needless TO say that
sacred stocking has since remafned in
status quo and treasured ia a drawer with
the needles just az the princess left them.
Particularly since her sons death the
princess has seemed to enjoy herself best
when quietly occupied in some Of the wo-
manly arts she learned TO turn her hand to
m ner girlhood days when she fashioned
her own gowns and trimmed her own bon
nets, to say nothing Of "doing'i her own
me laces. Sha is very fond OF pinno play
ing and holds nn honorary degree as doctor
OF music. When her sister, the empress OF
Russia, is with her. they spend many hap
py mornings playing eight handed duets
together with the Princesses Victoria and
Maudc, All kinds of fine neodlework the
gentle lady rojoioes in and spends happy
hours like other grandmothera not royal,
stitching on the little frocks for her grand.
beby. Besides her many other accomplish
NETS the princess can cut gown to per
lection and even give hints to her Paris
designer, which result in her being &c.
counted the best dressed woman in Eng
land,-Exchange.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

1.-THE desk OF business man nowadays
Is quite mass Of machinery" said the
manager for u commercial firm. "Obst- ye
this one Of mine, for example.
ITO begin with, here Is a monograph,
into which dictate all my letters. Aft
eryvard n young woman. who acts az my
amnnuonsis, takea the cylinders and copies
them Off. For communication otherwise
than by writing have at my hand small
stand which supports telephone. 1t Is
ornamental and movable. i put IL out Of
the way or set It in front of me. accord
ing TO my convenience.
"With this little instrument can talk
from my desk with all the world 1t Is a
long distance telephone and with It can
call up Boston as easily as Baltimore Be
sides, have at my other elbow similar
oontryance for communicating with the
various rooms under my superintendouce
in this building, At moments notice /
can make connection with any one Of them
by sticking the plug into the proper place
in this circuit board.
my desk Is center to which ever 30
many wires run for a score Of different
purposes Some Of them furnish me with
electric lights. Others give power to my
electric fan. Overhead you will notice u
clock, which at noon every day il corrected
by electricity from the Naval observatory
My Office is a nest Of machines and wires,
the latter reaching out to the uttermost
ends OF the earth, for by means OF this
telegraph sounder at my left hand can
transmit intelligence to Europe, to India,
to New Zealand or to Hong Kong It Is
not without reason that this ia called the
age Of mechanical civilization. Wash,
ington Star,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

Allttlo public house, In which the land.
lord and bis customers have curious OK.
perienee, stands ON tho boundary line d.
viding the townships Of Darvcn aud os-
waldtwlatle Lancashire. The boundary
line runs directly through tho center OF
tho hostelry. and ns there are public rooms
on either side OF the passage two licenses
arc necessary, The publican is compelled
to cloae the narVyen side OF tho house al
10 o'clock every night, according to the
conditions Of his license, hut the Oswald.
twistle license allows him to keep his
door open until II O'Clock. In order not
TO lay himself open TO prosecution by
Darwen, therefore, the landlord, when
the clock chimes 10, compes his custom,
ers TO remove nom the narwcn to the
oswaldtwistle side OF the house and shuts
the doors Of the early closing portion. Ii
~ stated by the landlord that he quallfles
himself for voting in both townships by
fixing his he'd directly over tho boundary
line. London Tit-Bits
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

1.-THE most remarkable sirzll
luck ever knew of In The u,
business occurred TO a prazs,
chant in Chicago" said u
turhnnn. "A tout induced
81 900 even money on n hous
Douglas. and the next day be 4
worried, Ms ha was not a ~
At that time 81 900 was a C
sum to him Going TO the bod
explained matters and told bin
to know how TO get his money
bookmaker informed him thdl
way he could come out even y
another $1,000 on the Geld aeil
Douglas. flo did this aud thAi
man for his advice.
It happened that during that ny
tain Sam Brown added bis bon
10 the entries OF this rane Thsl
run tho next day, and Mona eaui
with Jim Douglas second ihl
man had not only got back b.
but had won e., 600 besides, NJ
bets drew. The fact that Mdn'
been entered at the time b
money on Douglas madn the Y
as good as first so FAR az bis NJ
cerned. Then. Mona hayineHnI
and being the field, secured hbs
| tell you that is what we hc's
business mans luck such 80
would not happen to a prolesH,
In "a thousand years. "--Chieas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
QuANAlI sooIErY.

The Kings Daughters. a charitable
society, and composed Of the best young
people Of Quanah, had an old fashioned
candy pulling NJ the courthouse Friday
night.
An impromptu ball was given by a
select crowd Of tho society people at
the Hotel Qnanah Friday evening. The
music ipr the grand occasion was i'm
Ported from our aster town. Vernon
Mr.. and Mrs. FL Ilawku NJ the
Cheyenne country wcre the guests Of
bir. and Mrs. Tells this week.
Miss Sadie Hosief from Eldorndo was
the guest Of Miss Sadie Curd ThurJay.
Miss Phipps has returned from u pleas
ant visit 20 friends IN Fort Worth.
Several young ladies' and gentlemen
from Crowe-t were registered at the
Custer house Tuesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29


The Christian soclcuc. Of tho different
churches united Sunday afternoon at the
FIRST Presbyterian church
Tue large crowd iu Attendance and
lhe Interest manifested los tho members
nave shown the good work ,hc societies
IN doing.
Roy Dr Holsnpplc, pastor Of the
'hlsuan church., delivered sermon ia
Seymour last Sunday.
MISS Euln Parks OF Denver Is The
utst Of Mrs IL q Harrison
The members Of the cuchre club wero
Entertained last Thursday evening AT
no residence Of Mr. and Mrs. GRAY.
Mr. j. j. Arnold of Kansas civ
nsiifd here last week.
The Christian lndenvor members OF
lho thrstinn church were entortninea
nSt week At the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Bacon on Tenth street Tboso
ltrsent were; Aliasea iGstellc Glddinas.
lgfh aud Bessie Coons. Daisy IIibbs
MICE MeGarty' Cora C0ons, Bcnnir and
lmmn Thomns, Mary Miller. C,rri9
,oble. Matte Griffin aud Nessi- Wi1
inri Hugh Spear Thatcher Odn 'rbnm'
ON.
THE festival given at the First Pre.by.
rilnn ohurch Tuesday oyuang under do
mslnces of the Ladies' Ala snrleiy was
Hucccsa. ""'
Mrs. Waggoner entertained ID nuinbcr
hpr friends 90 her home ON the eyep.
or January ~ The party was given
aohor OF Miss 10y Of Abilene Among
pose prcscnt were! Misses leuin ITyaTg
coma Cohh. Grcta Cobb NINv sni,i,
race Van Dyke, Winnie Temnlt6p NrlIir
laucll. CoscOte McMurtry and Nfe,ers
a, fhnciile, W. Anderson. E,brtnnp
lhAcipr and Rntwise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

did not belong 10 him. Sentence was
soon 10 have been passed.
DavisoD's whereabouts were detected
through a number OF letters he had writ
ten 10 friends a Winfield since his ar
rival In Texas.
When the sherln's party approached
the farm house Dawson discovered the
officers approaching, and darling through
a back door. disappearing in the timber
and thick underbrleh. escaping re-arrest.
Deputy Young remained at the farm
arrest Of Dawson. Sheriff Skinner came
In last night from Winfield. Kan, and
VIII prosecute tho search for Dawson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

1t WIN Eventually 49,.
Appetite .na "f'all III

1t WIN nvontuaily !.
Appetite and on., '''..1 4 "a
Nowhere do wa no,,
in our diet The / y X. no1 a y
mutton days did ~, !, 4, .1, \! t.,s
domestic calender 4 n.
Becausc It is easier ~ ~ w w [
VIVA, to expect home ION N " q
morning is no reasouahis
Ing to a certain routIss sAsss
regularity Of a stateis ~. = Y,
house A united iamlIv 'i N u
tarded than one root. l,l go
rust upon Interest in aes
home, whether 1t iva , ~, a
ing, of diet or OF toilet ~. Y
in the menu and one MI ", '.'''l :
fy hunger, loss OF appeii,. sl.sl
come to the foi~. Yu,r,,'..
cooked food aud yar,..,
three necessary adiunets /. =
comfort. " ~
BY variety is not Mas,
products OF a large rnarls, :. ~
The present elegant slma,,..'.
weeded out the old tangled \
dishes from the national ~ Nv, /
ly more dainty and mora s,.
our former profusion nv
merely one of change. r,l
upon croquettes today, ,S,,1,i
resistance tomorrow at M
should be as far as possIbi.
meat balls.
Next to dnintiness IN w.,
Is perhaps the most impo,,,,,
forcing nm appetite In,
who comes from busires, -. (
ach mortgaged to fricass.,l !, &
Monday night, roast besf !.
night and chops on Wedns-l'' 4
his dinner merely because 1.
man, but he OF the dekl, NJ. Z
ever hopefully TO the DIM, p
wise housewife who neysr 4
bill of fare In advance. Tb,I,U
what il coming and an eleu,,l j.
in what does come, II hei.l. h
desirable, will do more thar ~ Z
can toward putting new llls +
palate.
Don't serve TOO many Sort
one time, MS n superabuti.
tends to nausea and reuul U
whole, hut avoid M well IN
fall, meagerno's, And strl,,
ways-good new wuys-espst
ing meat and OF making ia
otherwise well regulated /
brate between eight or ten
and perhaps u dozen Of de,.l f.
both these numbers could IA n
piled by 100 toothsome ehara n
keepers were as careful 10 d
specinlties of their several q
are 10 pass about their ID
there would not be 20 mani
stalking our streets--starIsl
want, but from monotony
a laudable zeal in the gsrs
should not, however, lead 4,
enced housekeeper too lar Af.t I
wife once tried a newspapei
told her to use II cupful Of hils
and a teagpoonful Of sugar ingai
verse. She Obcyed faithfully, tuI
her husband didn't like thenhf
is not natural cook enough tod (
relative proportions given scuti 4
how a mixture will turn cat
resort only to such dishes 70
stamped with reliable approval \
the vast number Of carnlt \
cookbOoks, bursting with sUia<
nation, that now flood the d
families that allow ihemsaTaV
daily upon monotony are willhi
their appetites. -Ilousekeepef
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

Fred oockrcll has returned from For,
Worth.
Goats Berry has left for Central America.
Henry james has returned from Mar
ia $. Hughes has returned from bal
r. NJ secrcst has returned from Nils
souri,
George II Hutchlns Is back from ~
pusu.
j. NJ Hadrord has returned from Dallas.
q. w, SteflunA has returned from the
Col. II h. Bentley n ia Fort Worth.
Z. q. Tate has returned from Marshall
go George Paxton visited Fort Worth on
Tuesday.
8 tapowlsli Il In New York.
", Wrl II In the East.
w, H. Berry IL IN Fort Worth FOR a few
days
~ II Lockctt Ia In Austin.
VIII Minter has returned from the In.
dian Territory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

Judge Jeremiah Black for a long time
wore black wig. On one otpasion INN.
ing donnsd shew one, he met senator Nav.
ard OF Del/Nare, who thus aocusted him.
why, Back, how young You look Won
are not 40 gray as am, and Won must he
20 years older. "iumphrf rppliea IN a
Judge, good reason Your hair come
by descent, and / got mine by purchase -
Green Bag
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the postofiice al Fort Worth
Texas, Monday January 20 1891 10 OBJ
tain ny q these letters the applicant must
call for advertised letters" and give the
date Of tne list Also. oil letters ndver.
tiaei HhulI Ice charged ,)yltl 1 crut iu addl-
Ton 10 the fegu ar postage To be accounted
for as part of tic postal revenue. a. pea
section 5J0 page 3io, United States postal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
PERSONAL.

r. NJ. Mnrple and wife left last night
for Joshua, having been notified by tele-
grapL that Mr. MARBLES mother was
dangerously IN.
Henry g. Archer. travelling passenger
agent Of the Baltimore, Ohio and South.
western railway with headquarters at
Dallas, was in the city a few hours yes
tertiay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

Since the recent heavy rains the lana
agents have been busy iocaung The new
home seekers that have been coming IN 10
large numbers. The Increased acreage this
year throughout The Abilene County will
be very heavy as compared with former
years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

Again the erection Of an oil mill is being
discussed by our business men aud Will no
doubt uAterallze with the formation OF a
stock company which will Insure Its cont
pletion In ample tlmo ~ handle the coming
crop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

A telephone company Is being formed
here and win soon invite tue attention OF
prospective Subscribers TO tine eerviCe
which Will b. offered upon very favorable
terms
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

a Roekland man had queer experiene.
one evening He and friend were driy-
,ug quite rapidly along lonely road
Nnen the friend received a severe blow in
she back Of the head This was followed
~ .sother rad yet another in rapid sue
s,ssioa-sharl-sTleious blows that nAds
ne hS swimNeS-he horse was stopped.
$40 both men alighted. lighting mad. to
,tounee taesr assailant, but no one was
'Sunu' They started on their journey
-'os as they put their horse in motion ssSsir,
mat the halter, which had been undeF tbe
seat, was caught in the wheel. with ovs-v
evolution OF which the knotted end
,alnped eheerfully at the head OF the oc-
fslpant Of that side OF the wagon .--Roel,-
And (de.) Courier Gazette.
s. N,a,ias ar used as legal .snder at Wes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

don't want to iniure % .,
ness, f." said Wandering Willlan
tered the barroom and lesre
against the rail, "hnt ! do thlii,
ought to be an investigation 2 Z
character OF the ingredients v
ing alcoholic liquors J feaf Y
adulteHnts being used. L v
some one should let the pup,ll
protect them in the Que rAsfe
them free from fear OF harm
Now" he continued. pulling
out Of his pocket, for these e
be willing TO accept from youA
pie Of your best goods iar W
subiecting it 10 analysis ana
"They's ashes ON the doon,',
bartender kindly as he iinlal
tion, "but look ont that yoa1
the walk. "-Chicago RECORD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

AT the residence Of Henry II. Nvc. on
January IS 1884. Marie JEuphfosine,
wife OF Gabriel dewitt Of Gordon, Nob..
aged 81 years. Services at ST. Patricks
church Monday, January 20, at $3.50
O'Clock a. NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

Mr. De Siylc--Why have you cut lIre.
ulshpp Nom your lat " aeqnaintaness
Mril Nr Siylerrhey have LOST their uonpv.
Who says ahi" "Nn one, hut I've Learned
lnal tlc y giving her daughtrrs u ihoroush
Nehfion That shows that she wants
,nel9 20 ne school teachers, New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

4 Ioneshoro. Ind. man has cat
that roosts with the chickens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

nln'ignt citcmnstances-" y0n married
. Wfphenno girl an Nccpuni Of her sweet
Nelss 'n, Are her tones as duiceg as
49,, we'll they might be n thCy
w w, "t M.se as ~ the old "! ~ Indian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

Col Hatch is giving Hot Springs, Ark,
n first class racing needing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

Florida has SS0.Oo0.O0O invested in the
orange Industry. and COCO growers, who
employ 10000 hands
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

The root Of the tallow tree IN China
produces oil. the bark the fainons ..riee
PAPER and the berres ta'low.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29

A very large meeting Of Florida fruit
growers was held az Ocala for tho pur-
pose OF protecting their orange interests
They contend tl.at foreign competition 4
breaking them down.