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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21
IHH IRTINGS WON.
THE ANNUAL CONTEST BETWEEN TaE LIZ
ERARY SOCIETIES,
st the West Liberty Normal, Last Evening"
Tie Contestants Reflected Crsdl; Upon ThsA
selves and the School.

The annual contest between the Bry-
ant and Irving Literary societies, at
the West Liberty Normal School, last
| evening, was the most interesting OF
all the Commencement events up to
this time. The spacious auditorium
was crowded with a most attentive au-
dience, who listened with deep interest
to the various contests The stage
was beautifully and profusely deco
rated with cut and pOtted flow
ers ana with eve. greens, and
gracefully draped with the national
colorS. The whole scene was Sugges-
tive Of taste and beauty, and reflected
credit upon those who conceived and
executed the idea. The contestants
took their places on the stage as their
turns came, without a personal intro
duction. There was considerable ri
valry between the two societies, which
made the contest the moro interesting.
Music was dispensed by the Premier
Banjo, Mandolin aud Guitar Club, OF
| this city.
The first on the programme was the
debate. John d. Muldoon, Bryant, was
pltted against G. H. Edwards, Irving.
The question up for discussion was:
"ReSolUed, That woman should have
the right of universal suffrage" The
Judges were Prof. f. II. Crago and II.
L. Oesterling; OF this city, and Prof.
Mitchell, of Wellsburg. Both debaters
went into the merits and dement's Of the
subject, exhausting the leading argu-
ments generally urged for and against
the proposition. They both acquitted
themselves creditably.
The contest on essays was between
Miss Estelle Cendenning, Bryant,
against Miss Frieda Epstein. Irving.
! The Grafton was between Archie Saw
tell, Bryant, and Annie Finley, Irving.
The defamation between Miss Mary
Strsub, Bryant, and Miss Bertha Writ,
Irving.
The result OF the contests was a VIC
tory for the Irvings. Honors, however,
were so evenly divided that il was diff
cult to decide which should be specially
mentioned. All the contestants did
well. Especially interesting was the
defamation Of Miss Mary Straub. As
dQ 6lOCullOulsN SUE pbootosEo u.s.
and stands high. Her manner is easy,
and her delivery good. She was per-
fectly natural and desperately in earn
est. Her facial pressions, gestures and
tone of voice expresses most clearly the
feeling playing upon her mind, making
it all seem TO be real.
There are several fine elocutionists in
the school. Another who deserves es-
pecial mention is Miss Bertha Writ,
and also Miss Olive Dunlap. She car
ried of the silver medal Ia the West
Liberty Demorest competitive contest,
and a few days ago won
the gold medal in the Demorest COM
peIitiYe contest in this city. All three Of
these young ladies' are very handsome,
and this miy have something to do with
thor Evolutionary charms. Among
the visitors ias' evening were Mr., 5. j.
Mulligan aud Miss Annie Miller Of tSis
city, Miss Mary Elasev Of West Alex
ander, Miss Allie Baird Of Elm Grove,
and Miss Mary McGann Of Nashville,
Tenn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21
ASSIGNEE FOR ALEXANDER FREE, I'M MAIN STREET.

can Club will have a dance at the same
place,
LAST night there was one OF the most
pleasant Of social events at Kemple'S
hail, on Twenty-fourth street. The
event was an ice cream and strawberry
festival given by the Ladies Auxiliary
Of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gineerS The hall was most tastefully
decorated for the festival, and a good
crowd attended. After the refreshments
were served many of the guests enjoyed
pleasant social dance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21
'fHEY CAN'T GET BACK
EfEA-STANDARD MINERS REFUSED WORK
BY TBS COMPANY,
And The Union Posts Ncticss-Rsnswed ACTIVITY
in Industrial Circlss-Iniusifial
Noes and News.

The most serious condition prevailing
at any of the mines Of this locality is at
the two mines OF the Etna-Standard,
in Etnavile. When the miners quit
work they were getting forty cents .
load for the run OF the coal from the
mines, and by the new arrangement
they would get forty-three cents. When
the miners Quit work, about three
months ago, they were told to
take their tools from the mines, and
that they were discharged from the en-
ploy of the Company. None Of them
thought, however, that they would not
be taken back when the strike was set
tied. Now the management refuses to
take forty-fve OF the old employees back,
but there are FIVE whom they would give
work TO again. These five do
not seem inclined to go work
unless all the old miners are taken
back, and both the banks are idle as
the result. Local No 609, Of the United
Mine Workers, is the Organization to
which the miners Of the mill banks be-
long, and yesterday this local had cir
culars posted to the effect that the
management would not take them back,
and cautioning any other miners against
going 10 work there, as IL would De nom
union. 1t is understood that the man
agement will try 10 get other labor TO
operate the mines. These banks are
very i'm portant ones, as their product
alone is relied upon to keep the entire
Etna-Standard mill in operation. What
parts of the mill are now en- have gas
and coke TO keep them in opera
ton. The two mines employ about
sixty diggerS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21
South Eoff street. They have the best
wishes OF host of friends.


IayIOr-FOEtl
A very pretty home wedding took
place last evening, at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Vogel, on Four
teenth street. in which the contracting
parties were their accomplished danSh-
ter, Miss Hermina, and Mr.. Charles Tay-
lor, a prominent young business man OF
Keyser, w. Va. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Samuel Schwarm,
pastor Of the English Lutheran church,
in the presence of an assemblage OF
friends aud relatives Of the happy
couple
After the ceremony an excellent we'd
ding supper was discussed, and later
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor departed over the
B. & O., for Keyser, w. Va, their
future home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21

Wien Baby was nick. We gave her CsseoEsa.
When shs was Child. she cried for CassorSA
WAea shs became Nisu, she chung to CaseOEia.
When she had Children, she gave them oaS,~fa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21
ATLANTIC TEA CO.
IL
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Light Brown Sugar 2s pounds for. loo
Best Standard Tomatoes, scans for use
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Bartlett Pears, cans for........ csc
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Fresh Butter Crackers, ; pounds for 2sc
Large Lump Gloss Starce, 7 los. for 25c
Rolled Oats, pounds for. ........ csc
Pains Root Beer, 3 bottles for. csc
L-pint Beer Mug Mustard, 3 glasses
Observation-Disclosures. csc
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Choice Large Lemons, each....." 10
Clothes Pins, per dozen.......... lc
Carpet Tacks, Source, per box. ic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21

Don't fail to attend the Glassworkers'
picnic Thursday to see McLaughlin's
fast horse pace against time for purse
OF S1OO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21
n,hsr sncistx Events.

This evening. at Z o'clock, there is to
be big wedding event in upper Ben
wood. William Hahne, the business
man, and Miss Emma Kraft, are TO be
united in marriage before large crowd
of invited guests. Rev. Herman Haas
will perform the ceremony. After the
wedding the young couple will 60 on a
trip, and then will come back TO reside
In Benwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21

Don't fail 10 attend the Glassworkers'
picnic Thursday to see McLaughlin's
fast horse pace against time for q purse
Of 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21

LONDON June 2O.-The steamer Meath
Abbey Of Swansea has been wrecked OF
Nash Poitt The Captain and three sail
orS were = wned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21

At St. Joseph's Cathedral next Sun
day, the banns of matrimony will be
announced for the first time between
Mr.. William Bach, of the Hook and
Ladder company OF the Fire Depart
ment, and Miss Kate Barley, acharm-
ing young lady OF Twenty-ninth street.
The wedding will take place in about
q month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21

WAIT and attend the GLASS Workers
Picnic, at the State Fair Grounds,
Thursday, June 2lst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21

CO 90 Gentlemen, you can buy for
COsOUs $500 pr OF our Hand
Welt Shoes that will giYa you the most
comfort and satisfSctid Of any Shoe
ever offered at that c.. We make
them. Best Shoe OF cad or the price.
TIE G. q ZOE Co,
IL ain Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21
no2ru. TH,s Arc

Tor RENT AND FOE SALE CARDS AZ
II RIsnTEE Countilg Rsoa. 3 cts. saeL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-21


A quiet wedding took place last night
at the parsonage of the Zane Street M.
Z. Church. The pastor, Rev. j. Engle,
performed the ceremony which made
Miss Ida Rogers Mrs. Louis Esmeyer.
The groom is an employe Of Neil & Ell
lingham, aud the bride is popular
young lady Of the South Side.
~"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Caldwell have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter, Elizabeth Hughes, TO
Mr.. James Gill Stephens, OF Chicago.
The ce remony will be performed at their
residence, No. 234O Chapline street,
Wednesday, June eth, at noon.
The statement that Miss Josie Francis,
Of this city, and Mr.. Lloyd James, OF
Chicago, were married few days ago
the latter city, appears to have been an
error. The report was circulated as a
Joke, and managed to find its way into
the newspapers.
-
The announcement is made that Mr.
Will DeVlin, of the South Side, and
Miss Nav Miller, of Eoff street, will be
united In marriage at st. JOseph's
Cathedral, at nine o'clock, on Wednes-
day, 27th inst.
-
So many tickets have been sold for
the Epuorth League moonlight excur.
sion TO Darlington tonight that an
overflow excursion will take place TO-
morrow evening,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
SWALLOWED rouRrnGN swonps
Now the Swalower Is in Very Grill.
cal Condition.

New York. Jan EN-. Cllquot, u
French Canadian sword swalower, yes
terday swallowed fourteen twenty-five
inch swords at one time and now he
lie. Unconscious and suffering from ln.
ternA Injuries at the Union Square
hotel
NJ Clguot and his wifo arrived in this
city on Thursday, He gave Hn cXhi.
bit1n Ia sword swallowing yesterday
afternoon at his room at the hotel After
swallowing all sorts Of swords he swat
lowed long cavalry sabre, aud TO show
that there Ny6s no deception about thc
act he placed a bar on the hilt which
protruded from his mouth aud weighted
the bar with fouricen-pOun1 dumb
bell. Then BE tool, fourteen swords,
whose blades were about nn inch wide,
aud putting them In his month. swat
low them. a DR.. Hope. fur whose
benefit the show was given, instead OF
drawing The swords out single. drew them
al out at once, cutting Cliquot severely
CliQuot Is reported in critical condition
aud Is not expected to recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
HE STOLE IA CENTS,
GIVEN JUST AS MANY YEARS IN
PRISON.
A Pathetic Letter Written from Sing
sing-Judgo Marines
Heavy Sentence.


New York Jan. 23.-'lhls Is the story
Of a 20ycaroll lad who was sentenced
by .Iudec Marine IA forr,o,,, ,,,rs, Ran.
,,,i..,.-..
p''sonIlput IN inc state prison Tor the
larceny Of II conts
Harry Franklin is tho name of the
lad IL. .,.os orr,,,,.i -. oo ,,,,.., H.,
""N' ~" iN' way
laler inc LAD was led 10 the bar Of the
general session. lie was without money
or friends md there ,yos mo ,a,,.,.o.
prcscnt Ia nioad for bir, '' '""'''
care van eniitv mr. nSi ,ri,tygr ostoI
the cler,
~ Jnr'f i-,o,, % WAC ,t,,, r,,t,. nt .,.,.
dr,u, ma IN In Vii, To5 l,.g,,,,,, Nv, m"S
"if von plr,j r,,;'i, " a,,,i'ir,,tI
clcrlt "yop'n rct M Win, I, ii"ht so,,-
fence. What do Won w0bt to doy''
,,,iaI XXI ns''U''eu ana 'heh sald' i
PlSau sull,g,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

To the Gazette.
sRidmore. Tx, ian %. Your cor
respondent has resided here over n thlrd
Of a century, and has ue,er seen a milder
winter than the present Las been 81 far
on account of The continued drouth
from May last year, we went INTO the
winter with hardly any grass. but Lave
lost no stock Of any consequence.
Our drnuth ssh continues, hnving failed
10 GET The gei eral rain that reached TO
ihe adjoining counties few days ago,
INT we hive had Light showers, and the
urairies ere grceu with short grass and
gardens have young potatoes, tomatoes,
s1nnshos and other Ike vegetables, grow
We win probably lose the first crop
as trees arc now coming IN bloom.
The siN gins IA ills county eimel BIO
haies rrop Of 1892. and for crop Of 1893
turned ont 5055 bales on about same
acreage. on an average of about oue-third
bale to the acre.
Farmers are gererally. done breaking
and are commencing 20 plant corn,
MANY Immigrants have come here This
winter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

world n AngosWra Biticrs were used by NIL,
Or, j. O., 49, Sirgort " Sous, tnanntaeUr.
crs. AZ all druggists
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
rnAIN RonRNRs FomEp.
Thev Were srhcuing TO Rob q Memphis
and Charleston Train. hut Their
Plan Was Nipprd IN tie Bud.

rorinsh. Miss.. Jan. 70 Tile detec-
live force OF the Memphis and Charleston
railroad mas BEEN making important dis
coveries Eight on ten men living near
C,rinffi. have iee1 plOiuug 10 rob The
Nlemuiis ind Chatlfston Vassenger train.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

tS'.paN VmflAls, uut a. the Frequency
~ tue eAoehs mefelsed he too. followed
o.e sruWu. NE TWO linemen worked un,
every now and then jumping buck as q
louder. report was heard, bot SO Neu
mp with their work thar they dilaf
hotlce thnt they had become the elntar
81 attraction, and were even joking on
their work.
"Of course the linenen were safe. {
nsmuch as should hslt Of llghu
strike some distance away Il LOST n
force by switching on at different 60
neehons and going INTO the ground. bt
should bolt strike the wire near thf
Office the connections wunld not prov
frequent enough TO hrcuk rs force
Therein lay the danger Although a klG
then knew enough of electricity 10
be aware Of this fact and nutly sid
over the concrete door and joined the
awed crowd at the further end OF the
reception room. just as | Joined the
group heard one Of the railroad officials
say TO General Sheridan:
Those men appear to have lots OF
nerve; | know enough OF electricity to
appreciate the risk they are running.
~ don't cal It nerve, replied the
general with shrng Of his massive
shoulders, it's piece OF d. foolish.
ness. And the opinion was heartily In
dorsed by the entire crowd Of onloukers.
That incident happened IN 1873, Int /
recall il as clearly as II II was verter-
day.
when a storm has urroocl or
snapped the poles that line n railroad The
section hands are called 10 Inc assistance
Of the llnemen aud SPECIAL train or
work train il sometimes called into use
TO convey them 20 the sccrn Of the
damage. Sumps OF old poles have
often 10 be removed and raising new ones
and strlnging wires often require
small army of men. During sleet storms
the liucmcn are kept busy night and day.
The wires Frequently cake with Ice an
often drnggingthe poles along with Them.
The iinemau's life j. certainly not
happy one, for the wilder the night The
more likely he is 10 be sent of %
miles to repair q break. Often he Is sent
out ON days when q livery man viii not
iurn!eh a horse, and the rOuglness OF his
life IN blizzard as not equdel by any
other lcalllng except railrAdmg. In
other vacations man, naturally seekA
eheter IN severe weather but me
man tlen mas TO 90 ile most trying
work WIN me Wlhu DioWng hufr-
can ana me lghintnE striRng all around
nun ne ls louhu hlluly hgh1lns ms way
up ine POE anu str'inlns every nerve
10 JON Tue ruPtured wires; lAl'uleh
are ISluGnu| 9loWh Ilun Ule ,'lrs OF
i $1,000 ny "He9 o'c'Vn"IHeu win
Is IN - .t, ,,.,
Itihtiuuer cNse OF nus klh9 tnut
u . W 9oi'v r"ls uaSN Nntu was
nt"y,t- 'Hf l""iv'I NWSV JY's V9lHlue
Vi W a7nln-toh' b'S'h h'l utNeopel
on the llhr ana the IHcmdh was sent
olt 10 una 10, llc nallcl lIm bWtlmulN,
ne ntelk was IocJleu ~ the llehly or
my once lie went over section Of the
me NORTH OF me ana lhen lnched the
sou,.clm sevaon, b4cA AnI Forward he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

Fifteen minutes Is not long 10 walt for
certainty Of cure Of that splitting ner.
vous headache. preston's Hcd-Ake un.
dertakes this by guaranteed contract.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

sHERIFi@s aAiE-ni.AL ESTATE.
Hy virtue OF m order Of salu Issued ont
Of the district court q Tarant county,
Toxaa ~ Cause No. 70ti, MIS-. Ella j. ia.
Jun vs. w. Is. Townsend and Jas. 2, Town
send. j. N. Mcknisht AZ y, Lewis and
Goo Mnlkcy, trustee. ! ala on the min day
on Jnuuify, 1894 levy upon The following
described real estate a. the property Of tho
above nnmed dcfendnnis to.viti A cpfi1in
i6i. tract or parcel Of land situated "a Ial-
r1ut county. rftno. tho same being tho
north ohp-haif % Tho caat one halt " plqrs
M. seventy 90 Of the city OF furt worth,
Teraa. described by metes and bounds a.
follows: neslunins AZ the intersection %
Tho south line " Sikh street ana Ne Nfas
Ilnn % Pecan street, thence wofiafy villa
aaid souih line Of slAth street 100 feet,
fhenrc southerly narlie wltl fecnu street
10 fel, hence crsrctiy parallel wllh Sixth
street 100 feet, ihcqce r9Jherif MIN fccan
eirrot 100 ferf 10 tho beginning polrt
VIII Oh iho ga day y Fehlnnrr lSlt
tho Hune hcinr HE nfet IucN1ly Ia leh-
mary 1885, rciwcpn the hcril4k,i edcflned
~ Iaw ~ shofns selca oHef hlNe2me for
siie fof rhsh b frnui 81 tho eonekRcnaa
10. A. EuLNSt~A
Sheriff of Tlirani tqnpiy, Iexpa'<
Do 81. IL. RIA. Deputy sheriff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

ny virtue Of ma order OF sale issued ouf
ui the district CONT OF Iurrnnt county,
Texas in caugc No. Osi1, the Weatcfn
Mortgage ana Investment company, limited.
~. tho Dixie wagon company n. Schwartz.
Ike Schwartz, ~, II. Keller ana his wife,
carrie NJ. Keller, ! ala on tue tth day OF
January, 1854, levy upon the following de.
serlbed real estate HH the property o. tho
above named unfundnnU, to.Wlt; Ia Tar.
rant county and state 'of Texas, YiG An
thnsp certain lots or parcels " lana situa,
ted lying aud hnng IN tho county 0f lnrrnni
aud state Of Texas, aud near tho nUribert
limits u the ely Of Fort Worth aud belni
known ~ the whole OF block No. nlnt
90 leis Nos. one ~. two a.. three i;D, foui
al, I'VE bl alx 90, seven ~, eight tsi niue
Ui thirteen an and sixteen tiUl. IN block
No. ten llU the whole Of block No. 10 u5l
Of block No. sixteen 90, the west half an
" block No. twenty'one lsp. aud lot No.
loia md blocks being IN the Dixie Wagon
Manufacturing companys addition 10 Inc
clty " fort Worth, Tex, as shown by Tho
plat Of sa!d addition recorded ia Volume
faI 'rAfrhnt county, Tex, HE said addition
bpnp part ~ tic Srhurn Gilmore survey
Of $40 acres OF land ~ rarfant county.
Texas. also the following described block
or parcel Of land nrlng q part 0f the said
Dixie Wagon Manufacturing c0mpany'a nd.
ditlon, aud IN the hnld spburn Gilmore 8ln
acre survey, beginning at the point Of 10.
teraoeii0n Of the south line Of Keller street
win the east line u lda street rs shown
by ne Hnld pat 81 said addition:
thence south 3i1 feet 10 the north line III
Tho Fort worth and Denver railway COM
pnnys heht-of wny, thence IN y nofihpasf-
orly direction With the north line OF said
hahi-ofwag 1000 feet TO the point Of inter-
soail0n 81 The north line OF said rirht-uf-
why with The south llnr OF keller street az
nh0wn by the said plat, thence west with
the south line u aald Keller street 40 feet
10 .he place 81 beginning, containing about
-four aerea o. land. nlso ali those certnln
lots Or parcels q lnnd Situated aud being
In the Dlzie Wagon Manufacturing COM
pays addition 10 tho ely " Fort worth.
Ietha aud known and described a. lots
nos 4 g o, 4. o, O Z and 3 Of block No.
twenty ieW and lots o and 10 OF block II
Of said addition aa shown ny tho plat there
on recorded IN volume G3, page 81, deed
records 1arrant county, IexHa.
/ will ON the 9Th day Of February, 1895.
the same being Tho hiHt Tuesday In Feb
rnnry 1894. between the hours prescribed
by law for sheriif's saiea, 0fHr tho unin0
fir sale for cash IN front Of no courthouse
door of Tarraut county. Texas,
10. a . EUiESS.
sheriff of Taifnnt county, Texas.
by W. NJ. l,l,A. Deputy sheriff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

On Monday mornng the 10Th OF January,
j VIII open out The store NJ Hunter 4 liar
ruld VI 81 Houston street sud Offer al
rrnll their new und Hpcudld stock Of shoes,
az cost for cash. Ihpau goods IRE an new
made Tor Hunter IS Harold By tho manu-.
favlufrrs for tho present winter and c1inlug
spring trade aud nro the very latest styles
and tho best nnd finest goods IN tho city
you wuni, u % q bonuuWi stock ~ goods,
NO old goods In II. Every thnJ inadr by
ihe factory Within the last SIX months,
IN lll1 meantime ! oitor the stock as q
whole ~ ronll merchants, Como and art
H. Invoices nt prlme cost nb1nt gl2.Ou1.
SAM'L G. TOMLfNsON. Assignee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

The DAYS OF colds anil DR.. Rnl's Cough
syrup are at hand. Detior buy a bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

d. A. HolHsn, J n Montgomery.
HOLMAN a MONTGOMERY
ArrohNEYN-Aflt.AW.
Special nitenu9n given 10 land and CON.
ulei,t-I litigation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24
nAuNpnrns.
sncoNpuANp STORM.

u. II. srASDLgY KEEPS THE HEST
stock nc sfrund hand furnitute, stoves,
gyccusware trunks, etc, IN tho city. 2i3
Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

sfcoND HAND books BOUGHT. SOLD
o. exchanged scientific, law or theoI1gl,
cal or mechanical d specially. 4. j.
b9az. 900 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-24

A PERPETUAL SUCCESS ~ TIcTF
n0r's Antiscptie Heflscnnt Tor w5anfia.
bnrus, scalds. cuts. bruises, collie, cramps.
upil4eTli. foot.eyit bolts. nstma. For
man or beast For sale AMI guaranteed
BY Oh druggists