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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07
The Erfcsson'k Luck

New London, Conn, SEPT .o,oedo
Ill luck which the fast llttie ~ ~. tylp
boat. Ericsson, experienced OF = have
down the Mississippi, seems = d;scor.
followed her here, for it was - her
cred that two Of the fianges sort "
starboard propeller were badls - Nes
striking an obstruction golne ~ W gss
York harbor yesterday. A plo..h houss
immediately filed at the CUSTOM ad for
that sufficient timo be gran'ss
thorough repairs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

Two fine ruins in Mashonaland are
Of exceptional interest. One is plat
ter thirty eight inches in diameter, with
q crocodile carved In the middle and
signs Of the zodiac and other asterisms
around the edge. The other is a coin
Of Antoninus Plus found in an old
working near Umtali, seventy feet be-
low the surface.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

George Cable has given his North.
ampton home the suggestive title "Stay
awhile" It is related that Cheyalier
Strong when once invited to dinnec,
took his trunk and stayed three years.
Such an occurrence might mako it nee
ess:ry for Mr. Gable to change the
name to "Stayonly awhile
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07
warriors.

That famous potentate, the King OF
Siam, is dead His habits Of life and
memory are embalmcd IN verse, and
he will not soon be forgotten. AS the
crown prince is only Is years old there
will be a regency and probably q heap
Of trouble over the succession.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

The most minute precautions are TAX
en- for the protection Of the new prcsi-
dent Of the French Republic. There is
not in Europe sovereign better guard
ed than NJ. Casimir- Perier. A flying
brigade OF police agents in civilian cos
tune has been created to follow the
president step by step wherever he
goes When NJ Casimir- Perier is about
to start from the Elysee the prefecture
of police is apprised by telephone OF
the place to which he is going. as well
as the route he is to take. Before he
has crossed the gate Of the palace a
carriage is already on the street, with
orders to follow the presidential con-
veyance. and not to lose sight OF it.
This maneuver is repeated several
times daily, for the president goes out
frequently either in carriage or on foot.
NJ. Casmir-Perier often goes to the Bois
de Boulogne. IKE M. Carnot, and thus
gives great deal OF work to the po-
lice service at the Elysee.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

re he comes back WelEnan the arc
tic explorer will have nothing to com
plain Of, and his letters and the inevita-
BILE book will sell just the same as
though he had brought the pole back
with him or nailed the stars and stripes
to it.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

Now we have news that the Chinese
kave scored. and whipped the Japs into
a bloody engagement. These reports
from the seat Of war are to be taken
with considerable allowance, as both
sides are more skilled in lying than
In fighting.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07
Tne Postal Card i,a,y

Tbarpp pGs'ai card must not be mnt;,ataa
sara nere .h Is clause in the postal laws a,i mh;sh
laied 'nr' - 7 posta. card is torn or mutt ,t
degree = e;ther ;h.erferea h with in the slightes,
ing, extra s nosta ey cutting nth down or enIarr.
caru sent to the dead letter nfi;ea ssu or the
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

A Nebraska man who has just
been nominated for congress on
the 1o36th ballot occupying two
nights and two days, Is call
ed the unanimous choice Of his
party and the most popular man who
ever ran for office in that district.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

The Chinese have discovered that tho
JapanAse are descended from the mon
KEY This would lead to the idea that
the Chinese are better ethnologists than
warriors
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

Mr. Howells' only living daughter,
Mildred. is quite an artist. She has
done an occasional Illustration for
poems of her fathers and is said TO be
giving art very serious attention.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

1t is not generally known that Nine.
Carnot, the wife Of the late president
OF France, is countess in her own
right.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

The Princess Louise is said to be
very superstitious and sometimes will
not attend public functions rs agreed
upon on the plea that she knows it will
be one of her bad days"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

DR.. George "A. Ne imam OF Cedar
Falls, the new commander OF the Iowa
department Of the Grand Army, was
a member of the Sixth New York cav
airy during three years OF the war.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

Secretary Gresham, who Is rarely
seen without cigar in his mouth,
is said to allow himself twenty cigars,
Of the best grade, a day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

All OF thu
'"n'" Have Lost Their LII l,,.' ny
San Antonio, Tex Son,
from Waldo, ninety miles :, w., I'M
state that a settlement or 'sN ~ a
families a little below th,t seventy
washed away by the . tar.pna pae
flood yesterday, and It js 'u's f
all were drowned, as notbins ,s'Ia
heard from the place, and ! ls
low ground, directly in the ,s,1 : ss
raging torrent of water Tss saa
can families and six other nases nmes
drowned in the flood At Tvp,sp p,sps
miles OF the Southern paeis. @
and many bridges are wasSas s
uvalde, Tex, Sept IL
catastrophe bcfcll this thrivn, m
last night. The calamity hannsss.s s ~
cNpectedly. The trcacheraps
river, swollen to a raging as tos,,l
recent rains, rushed wi,bom 'sa
mcnts warning down upon n.
submerging and wreckinp NOW,
and drowning Il number Of
Great apprehension is felt NV
families living on the ditch .1as ~
here, where from scventv.sva :.
hundred families live. and N. NJ
lying fifteen feet lower than l..
is feared they have been das,,,
One mans family, living on tbs "
OF l.. Schowars. four miles hollow !
are supposed TO have been hs
vesigc OF the ranch buildncs \
left. 1t is feared that Indjanol,s .
tory has been repeated. An >.
quake shock of some seconds dr.s
was distinctly felt during tho i,
At one place near the ci,v ahor
quarter of q mile Of heavy eraeL,
pear on each side of The Ieona u
having apparently no bottom
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

The smallest woman now on earth is
Mile. Paulina, Of Holland, Is years old
and twenty inches high She weighs
less than nine pounds.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

The importance Of the corn crop to
tho business Of the whole country is
shown by the respectful. if not deferen-
tial, attention this cereal receives in all
the commercial and crop reports. The
unprecedented damage done to the
corn Of the Mississippi valley is now
held to be one Of the principal causes
that will initiate against a speedy re-
turn Of national prosperity.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07


Binding Twine viz Hereafter be
Made in Europe
The Record OF shame Made Dy the De"-
ocratic Congress.
Representative Cannon of Illinois has
prepared statement compiled from the
official records showing that appropria-
| tions have been greatly increased by the
FIRST session of the Ffty-third Congress,
while the pension appropriations during
the same session of this Congress were
| reduced 500, ,OD,5H In discussing this
subject Mr.. Cannon said
Under our constitution and laws Con
gress appropriates the moneys for the
public service and the President eNpends
the same. In practice Congress appropri.
ates from year to year Tor the service OF
the succeeding year. The law requires
the executive to send to each session OF
Congress his estimates in detail for the
public service and the amounts he desires
therefor.
when the executive forwards yearly
to Congress his annual appropriations he
also forwards his estimates OF the
amount that will be expended Tor the
coming year under permanent law. Mr..
Cleveland, by his estimates, asked Con
greSs TO appropriate for the pubhc serv-
ice for the coming fiscal year, including
permanent appropriations, 500, &c., ,S4',,
and Congress has appropriated for such
service S49O, ,66S. 1863. This in round mum
bers is $50, 100000 less than the Presl-
dent asked for the public service. a
large part of this $3O,OOO,0OO, however,
will be appropriated next winter by way
OF Deficiencies. In n table when SUD
NIT is comparative statement OF appro-
priations made at this Congress for the
fiscal year ending June 30 next, with ap-
preparations made at the first and second
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07
DRON NED In 4 yla
DISASTER BEFALLs
MENr IN TEx.x 's

n own Containinu
Families Is Washed Aw.s .as||
Is Feared hnt All az n A." W
tantS Have Lost ~, 'ne lnsI
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VIM. w DONNIE, Publisher.

MILBANK, SOUTH DAKOTA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07
A RECORDOF DISHONOR
SOME FIGURES EXPOSING THE
SHAM PRETENSES OF THE
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS.

Democratic Watterson Reading the Riot
Act-Posting the Books at the End OF
Cleveland's First Year The Queer
Case Of q Farmer Founding Suit on
Democratic False Pretenses-A Texas
Sheep Man Talks About the iarin-
The Democratic sugar Trust AS Seen
by Leading Democratic Journals-
Binding Twine Wiz Hereafter De
Made in Europe
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07
| INDREl
III Y

slBlE Fo
En- MORT
,orA AND
w
reen Thr
,eopls 4, /,
ahirl~i.nd
rvo Hund
perish-o,,
pie rake :
All Are
lnioriuna.
On Foot, y
sre.a Of /
Of The"
4. The, !
.,on Creel
Also Baro
wisconsi1
Pine City,
4 the dea
poue, AZ. /
bkesallla,
(lla1eous 3
Frhis is a 5
Irest fires
kstern MI
Wisconsin.
lat at iea'
bst, as y a
tuntD nla
| The WALL
hon fence
Irt.y, the bi'
bninjllred
. mark I
yesterday
5rgs, and a
3ng h uses
which wil'
that
,rospt rous
.lhe town
school hol'
IL sl0,ot
round hou
lures in
Ieculiar I
accorlntin
round llc
soutilM es
ia the "
cireurnst;
from the
the path
have jun
leap fro4
i9Wn pc
smoke I
story, III
llSten,e,
ire kel
w.nd vi
II O'cl0
heir en-
are(l 70,
outskirts
all to 81
fion d.
to Rhsl
feet ".
llincklt
lies il,
Crossin
tracks,
former
west
were
belong
The Fl
l'ected
\ them
\ city i
n the Il
\ noon
4 tGWn.
d 1t dit:
L every
y huge
u aeein
\ at its
b who
IIinc
force
gene
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!! that
n seve
n huge
" and
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Il bcgi
n' The
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" fire
Y the
4. i lat,
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had
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07
'"e D"macratic Law Birdfn.
'Wh" VIII, he Wade in Euro,,.

Ex-Mayor Edwin Filter Of pbi,oao,,...
VINO owns the biggest rope mill in pnia, ,h.
country outside of the trust has said - ,hne Inc
list vrtuag Rasng 91 naan; twne the free
country TO England, Ireland and ann ,r1h 6n .nis
many. many From 12o.o0O,OOO to 10000 ies, noo
p@unds p@ OF the twine is made in 'u the nv
600 aaSs and s1oh oo yeaT na and between 5000
machinery n that turns it out OUT I, ~ rn me
81 fahu, III ireland and Germany the wages s = =
.. e. per cent. lower than in tho h'iTn iTn;aas are
nrapared ~ course those countries are % not
!les OF twine. but they will be- sooa So aoantl-
~ ~ :" "a;la ine advantage Of importers Of mor -
rnnnalse to leave goods in ths b hondaa mier
when dse the dnfiss "is, the the law goes into effect
aaisgr,esating q in value nearly So dnnp dnlpopts "rn
are ,re ,afsest nni eyer boEded here at one t;,no
are ,,l;l nov IN the warehouse. The ene ev, .,me,
the new law " ieuucllon in
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

Gals, From every standpoint the Demo,
cratic party fails. The best ln!erssts nrrso
of all the people demand that the Aehio-
cratic marty step down and out.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07

Fiscal year end Fiscal year end
Ing June 30 ing June 80,
"a, since July '93, since July
Source. l. 'p3 l, ~.
Customs ... 1892, o34 24o 43 sos, 1856 ,o16. 10
nue. .... 146.a4577s.31 I61, 1,0oT. .623 90
Niscelan's . 17I2O.3l5.26 IL i56, ,.SS II
Total -. S296. .9GO, 1886 90 $3.50 s19, ,62s. IS
EXPENDITURES.
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kslpl1 Fd
Lbs MORT
borA AMI
w

ku.en Thr1
people Al
|Hipckle'
|rwo Huna
Iperish-o,,
Iple Take :.
[all Are 7
trnforiuna.
| On Foot, Y
| sre.a OF |
Of Them
Ia. They :
| sion cree1
Also Bare
Wisconsin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

FOR EXCHANGE lrnwn uounty---
1900 aoros, $50 In cultivation; 100 Dur
ham cattle; nva houses. no cncum-
brancc; 10000: for merchandise.
ID. q, HARE,
100 Main 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
TRANSACTION N SHOES
Tint Caused the Arrest of Two Men
In Dallas.

Dalias. Tex, Dec 20,-An old man
seated himself on an empty beer keg
bv Parks saloon on the square yesier-
dav afternoon, and took on one OF MS
shoes 10 pare his corns, which were IN
dieatlng rain. While he was about y
n tramp stole his shoe and made on
Win n Presently the tramp returned
with his partner, and said to the OLD
man. $1,000, van
are an old man and VIII trade you
NV two shoes for your one"
The speakers shoes We're yuineraple
at twenty places and should have been
retIred long ago As he made ms
worry liberal proposition, sherin capeli
Won fellows ought to give the OLD
'' @see mere, young fellow returned
.he tran,p what have you got 20 90
With thls7 You are too fresh ehtreS'
ard had better move on i,
sheriff caheli arrested the two ana
made them produce the % III 49,.
.hne which they had hidden Trey
\ ,4s,'s the names OF Connerty ana taI
I ~, Nv which they we're booked =, Y,
/ ~ ia1. They had Their. poefets lus s
Wy ssntoes onions. bread and a nlee
o. stste ne the fruits Of their vlfit
oee. rr and were Oh their way BACK
~ me river bottom when they haa 'hs
episode OF the shoe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
KILLED IN A sQusTlER's CABIN.
A FATAL arAnnrL IN oo,o
RADIO.
zen, Neweil of the Midland Terminal
',led by sanatter on the nish,-
of-wny-rhe Murderer Arr..,.,
and In JAN.

Cripple Creek, Col, Dec ao-p,oh.r,
Newell Jr, general superintendent, Ana
ehief engineer OF the Midland Terminal
ANYWAY, was shot by A. w. Van uou-
IN, miner, near Independence. last
~ he cause OF the difficulty was over
Ns usht OF way OF the road. The
owners OF the Black Wonder mine could
not agree with the railroad company as
% me damage done the property by
passing over it. and SO arbitration was
asoiuea upon, which gave the Black
wonder a verde, OF $50. OF this sum
me Midland Terminal paid only siq5.
ana SO one of the owners. Gus Yeo.
man lold the men who live in tne cabin
standing directly on the right OF way
nor to let the people disturb the house
unuer any circumstances. Tho rail-
road swerved around the cabin. thus
making 1t necessary for all trans in
passing to come almost to a s,anistln
at she point In question.
Newell went out on the road m a
special car. and when the train reached
the cabin. Newell signalled the engineer
10 STOP and In jumping OF pulled a
paper from his pocket and walked INTO
suddenly Newell came out and In
stahuy Van Houten appeared in the
ooor With a rife. \ quarter Of a min.
ute later the weapon was DISCHARGED
and Newell fen dead.
van Houten claims he shot in self
aetense but six railroad men, who
witnessed the murder. will testify
Newell was unarmed. Van Houten
mad no Interest In the property In dis.
pute' He has been taken to jail at
Colorado Springs. The body OF Newell
VIII be shipped to Cleveland, o., FOL
burial. He was q years old, His
father lives at Newburyport, Mass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
LITTLE ITEMS.

N amount Of fines in the city
'sFs court was 800,
'olf buys. sells or exchanges your
~ books; 900 Main street.
~ Broiles has removed TO Dundee
seventh and Houston streets,
n Dennls-Eye, Ear, Nose. Throat
'-ua'e three colleges. Dundee Block
Blake. dentist, graduate Phlla.
s-a Dental college: office. Third and
,e prisoners were transferred from
n WV hall calaboose to the county
hairs Jewelry Store, Main and
'.aM streets. Cheapest house in
4 l a'e' Goods must go. Call and
|,n. i-year-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
KIN .Am Worthless, at the corner Of Peter
IN and Clara streets. is very sick
KY Polytechnic college is now pre-
fl y Instruct in both French and
49, !, For terms apply to the presi-
y Rev. W. f. Lloyd.
(Ns.ge L. Cause. funeral director and
[.lmer Full assortment OF under
kss,, goods. Takes full charge OF
Esi' and furnishes all necessary
"sinents, No. 3l4 West Weather
-seet, Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
cREExvILLn BUDGET.
Literary rs Well rs business
Ccnter--f'ersouul Mention

Greenvine, Tex. Dec. 2O,--Grcen-
N,he 4 q literary center. The peo-
ne VIII hear eN-Gov. Hubbard next
Friday night 4 lsryo and apprecia-
i've audience will greet this niatchless
orator Of the Lone star state.
Inc city has a most excellent fire
department. The Gazette correspond
eht witnessed the skill and alacrity or
inc hfe boys yesterday. The city Is
laddies.
Marie Wainwright in her play.
paugh,eis OF Eve, Is expected to draw
large house December &c.
District Attorney Bennett has return
60 from Paris, where he buried Miss
Alice. an accomplished and much loved
Xmas is almost here Many people
2. inc Sreenville country will take adj
vantage OF the cheap rates 10 visl,
the family hearthstones In the old
states. The mayor OF the city will not
allow the shooting OF fireworks during
the holiday season.
II. c. Buchanan, j. w. Canady.
y. II. Dugan. a. NJ. Nottingham, VI b.
r. Nallandlgham. john n Stone, Lew
Is Payne, j. W. Rymer. NJ c. Maynor,
/ w. j. Taylor. John Peace. Lee II.
Johnsey, t. NJ, Harris, IL r, Defee,
Z G. l. Polk. j A. RSndie, are The grand
jury for the January term " court
! Matrimonial circles are thrown into
a sensation over the romantic marriage
OF Mr.. 8, II. Cross to Miss Emla Paul.
I They sat in a buggy while DR.. Anderson
I OF the Methodist church pronounced the
/ mystic words of veal or woe.
The Morning Herald says: Prof. Carl
4 Vincent. the anfable travelling correa.
( pendent OF that enterprising Texas dal.
/ ly, the Fort Worth Gazette. is In the
city for the purpose OF arranging for o
write-up for Greenville
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

White Cotton Handlers WIN Let the
Negroes Work.

New Orleans. La. Dec. 20. The mem
bers OF the state board OF arbitration
hel1 nm irfnru,al nnN'tnT tr the oo'fn9
exchange building today, Colonel II. @.
hester presiding,
Mr.. Foster the NTH member OF the
board. being absent, telegram was
sent requesting his presence. In View
Of the present labor troubles II was
deemed advisable that the board should
be prepared to act upon any question
that may be submitted TO It.
There was a conference this afternoon
between representatives OF the white
and colorcd cotton handlers and the
indications are that the white organiza-
tons win consent to a division OF the
work with the culOred lahorers The
position taken by the steamships that
they would employ negroes entirely un.
less the white mon returned TO work
and the promise OF Mayor Fitzpatrick
that adequate protection would be fur.
nished to all who desired TO work,
backed up by strong show OF police
force on the lcvcc, has had snlu,ary
effect apparently on the white laborers,
causing them 10 recedc from the post
ton taken by them some days ago that
they would not load any vessel OF the
West Indian or Harrison lines unleas
they were given all the work on tire
steamers OF those lines, In other words.
the negroes who have been working or
the levecs all their lives were to be
driven Off
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
Personal MENTION.


i ~ lanes mes L. Cooper leaves this morn
I'M, Sora Neville has returned from
N ~ . friends in Ennis.
~, van studiford OF Jonesboro, Mo-.
II. over here yesterday.
II ,earnetts family has arrived
81 W W., Kansas and will reside In
NM. fasehnl, a prominent srung
. 80 ~. man or Fort Sill. I. T., was In
ny Yesterday.
s,.lRo Rodney cassll OF Carthage. No,
fissM o. Rev Harry cassil OF this
In psn ing the holidays here
,is.M. II Alderman, who has been
4 H,s., ngf Prother. George d. Bright
v hsr,. Aleheiieu, left last night for
|s. a. Savannah, No.
49, s21nson. one OF the favorltc
3ie8 !, " the Denver road. has been
4 Geo. Nansas City by the sad In
Ia, ~ u.at his mother Is very H.
~ z nioyd returned yesterday
~, VhSetlied trip 70 the Indian Terri
tia ~ -sFe ne secured several new stu
~. 'ae Polytechnic college.
tsn,, \. Austin and Mrs. II. C
|,n1l I, Y brentwood were visiting
|.k, ~ The city yesterday. Both
tA1 NJ 50 route 10 the north e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21
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Fonr WORTH. TEXAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Hillsboro. Tex. Dec 2o.--A Chlnnman
who runs laundry In the Could alley,
who has been suffering from an attack
OF slow fever became de'lrlDus today.
In his dolirum he arose from his council
and gathering a butchers cleaver that
happened 10 be near made an assault
upon brother chi aman. but CHINA.
OF voice managed to get out OF roach
and attracted the attention Of some
parties who were near. who secured
Chinaman No l before he could do
any damage, He was placed In the
county jan for safe keeping.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

NEW AID gEcoND-HAND sApiHs-
II, W. PsAis'a. 100 iouEtea ssrssl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

Ennis. Tex. Dec. 20.-Mr. Mark II.
Snckett. the Dallas News reporter OF
Ennis. has just returned with his bride
from the cold and black shores OF
Michigan, where he was married on
December &c. TO Miss Rcbecca Hilson.
at Grand Rapids Mira. Snckett has
been welcomed with true southern hos.
pltallty by the many friends Of our
popular "faber pusher," and ye reporter
for the Gazette extends his most hearty
congratulations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-21

OF 1884,, $4,000 total business for ons
year will be $4,000. expenses $500. Fail
ma health Power preHs and complete
paper and lob plant. unless you have
the cash and mean business don't
write, Address Bargain, care Gasetts.