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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

Meridian. Texas, June g7,Judss Rufus
HARDY. osndidats for congress from this
tBixthi district spols last nsht 70 n
hne audience At the court house The
Judge 10 the most pronounced supporter
II me National ADMINISTRATION Of All the
nandidetfr who have spoken here 1fF
IA clear and logical IN htylc and hm pans,
ryfis. .a( 6sssiand struck popular
chord, Sann4,a, hpgeypr, % the narrow
limits OF Hssitien and uclaify T'he
wave II svidently dFiftinr that way IN
thIs county, hut not nufflclsntly ouni,l.
iaflve 10 carry a saneuiHhiue force With
II ~ yet The VARSITY In the style and
topics DISCUSSED ny fhe dozen pr more
Hisfs and district candiqates who haYe
very Instructive character and put MI
glasses 70 thinking hoherly, The popn-
TAI cross rnsd orators especially are ipts
olnmoroua aud more inclinfd 70 turn Olf
al democratic mssup9s than hefstofcfa
and bfinx their people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

The star will BE- act up on the hlehes,
ioinA N the PARK and tie nteiunn con,
ttmriste talamK the nag on TIC sVurta
" Sup pndet the auspices OF the cnn.
Ieatf1te NrtorAut " NAshinytnn Ca,..u
ana ifsmiseA 10 be an lnpoelns cspe.
shssin rcaane returned lasi nlsht sro,o
fuicnef, rnri Bend county. WHARF he
went atttr VIA teak. chnrEcd With theft
% ar, W N. hechcrs horse IN this tltY,
nut the neHro had run our osat Drpniy
ShcfiI Smith. last few huura hsflre
ait tearnc'H ARRIVAL and had not been
.sAptursd up to o'elock, when Ne LETT
Mr.. y y, wilnams apNsttnt farmcr 10
the NAva1p Indiana. who far the paat
len months hs>n been located ut t'ftit1
land, New AcNice. arrived home tha
nprairG During his aolourn there 10
has lQyt Che sight OF one OF his syra. ii
" douhtful whether he Will feiilrn Or NOT
AZ 10 o'clock tunleht on Sandy street
tAtfe WAS q dinlcultv between JA,l ..
ilAukit hnd ]. ID, ltncker After tht.
nclt blow which WAa nlveu hy RAnAln
striking NuclStr Oh tho forehead he
dfcW his alN.shonter and commenced
frlng Rankin rctfcaied npnn Tho alley
and between tho nrc both " them emp.
tlld their ei~-shootefa. Owing TO the
tnrkncaa fheir ain, was bad and neither
81 them were hit, Rncicr'a wouna on
Tho head was dreSsed and frlnd to he a
cut on the forehead of half an inch IN
length. but not danrorauf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

SARNns CRY. June e; quite an ex-
s''emen, Naa created "a tuwa las, mvh'
" crowd, OF citizens ga,haelrs Tor the
purpose o. holding an Indignation meet.
ing agalar, Msxleans who have settled
IN huta over town aud are creating
trouble between the best class Of citizen,
and faw Of the lower c.nss IL almrar,
inat thc cltiacns requested a man 10 lraNc
hAsne1 cily and not return, which ~
sAien 70 10. lAeS also asked all thr
lover class Qf MeSlcans 10 leave, but Il
YES Nnlorec hat inticad OF Mexicans
lfNving they refused. saying thcy dld moi
pteno.e 70 move unless lhe man who
9wncd the land gave them onlers 10
leave calming he wished them 10 stsy.
\ eonimlt;ee VAS sent 10 THIS m1u'a offlce
10 aecertaln n " was true, which be nald
was not. Before any trouble came up a
ucnuiy ahefin appeared unou The scene
anu told tAc citizens Il they would dis.
perse he would Investigate matters aud
Y necessary would ask all who were cons
rlierei nuisanees 70 the town 10 move
qut AZ once. t1tlNens Arreed 10 this an
Immediately dispersed bu, every ono
seseNA TO anticipate trouble before the
AHaif u settled, ns the r,tlzenu are de.
ternined not to be Imposed on any longer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29
IS0M NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
s.prsE is ARRANGING FOR A
"a CONFEDERATE REuxIoN.
Il, the Camps of ihe Thirte~nth
,,,,,tary District Are Expected TO
u presented Mills County hoy
a Is Killed by Horse.

paradise, wise Co.. Tex, June IS
INA ations are now being made at
4, Mace end Camp Pat clcburna for
1 ,lenlc and reunion OF the Confederate
fsrons OF wise county on July 4
Ia 8 There are FIVE OF these veteran
C.mus in Wise county. A. ]. Jones
4 esptain, commanding .his camp. No.
a, and in the Thirteenth congressional
"A military district. Capt. Jones was
prlyate in the First artillery, Cle-
|,.rnes division of the army Of the
tfsnnessee
There are Ten camps of thes vtereana
n Wlae, Jack and Clay counties. All
|re expected 10 be here, and all Confed-
Lac and Union ex-soldiers are in
|..sd and expected to attend.
! Che committee OF arrangements has
|Susht beeyes, hogs and sheep 10 feed
~ large crowd expected.
The camp and picnic grounds are To-
H,ed IN the square of old town Para
Ese, three-fourthR Of a mile from the
Eock Island depot. Hacks win make
|rps from depot to grounds at short
M.ervals. No political speaking will
\, allowed on the ground. Gen. cabell
II expected and the best OF speakers
have been engaged for the two auys.
considerable improvement hns boon
E,de In this town the last thirty DAYS
b. F. Eddlenan, from Eastern Texns
ts put up livery stable. and W. M
lindsey has put up another at HE
BACON yard. Mr.. Welburn. the Avsrv
|}w and hardware merchant has
Etcted a large store and residence
eallding combined. Messrs. Hines q
Embry have erected a cottage, M
|fancll and John Buster & sons sra
fw making improvements to their
eesiness houses. '''e'i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29
TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
sEwsr NOTES GATHERED ny oun
CORRESPONDENTS.
A Gang OF Nerrc i,rrHiars cnptsrea
az heern~-A White Man SUR
readers Tor ,S'iiins . Nesro.
nss~aed In ranh.

fftsARNE. tune z. Jass cslMna Amos
s'maions' Frank Myers John Graft and
sam Vlask have been arrested and aro
now N lagl 10 iieArne on the charsS ~
being tho ncgroes who haye been ronola.
tos olszen.' telicncts aoi atofehcases
u iteatne dat'na he raat three Or four
ware, one Of thete ftl.oNs. Amos SIM.
monf, had. when ARRESTED. a allne rh1t
Of ns rerson Tbs people aFu indlgnant
rfeelss Many 81 1he hest negroes airs
ous sioken aerlinst this sand Of wrrth-
sss neEfo thieves and say they earat 60
rhe miserable negro. Henry peritlns
WIG WAS found under Mia Nrayss bat
nas not - far bcca found. II IA thourht
thp next Few DAYS 80
Later ~lierry Perkins tNe negro nenA
who disroncd hlmaelt asi ala under Niss
N VI. BID, has JUS, been c.asat al Gals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

Pottsboro. GrsyRcn County, Tex,
June 2s,--Lieutennnt Governor Grain
and other prominent state candidates
spoke here to a large and appreclative
audience last night.
c. b. Randell OF Sherman spoke In
teNalf OF Culbcrson and was answered
BY MIR. Ousley OF Denton, who spoke
In behalf OF Judge Reagan.
MIR. crair opened his address by
taking up the Populist platform and
knocking 1t 70 pieces.
Hon. T. A. Fuller. candidate for Mt
torney general. will address the oiu-
zens OF this place ,his evening.
Tomorrow night the Potishoro
Dramatic cub will play their favorite
piece. Under the I.6ui els"
Rain il needed here very badly. Corn
is needing Il badly and II We don't
get rain inside Of Ave days the crop
will be clt short one-half.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

Elgln. Tex. June 2s.--The barbecue
at McDade yesterday was a grand sue
cess. some 5000 In attendance. An ex-
cellent dinner was furnished In abund-
ance. Several speeches were made by
local politicians. Two games OF base
bah were played In which McDade was
victorious, defeating the Paige team in
the forenoon ana Elgin IN the evening
by a score OF II TO 10. The occasion
closed with a grand ball at night.
Mr.. Gus H. Jones. who was painfully
hurt few days since, Is able TO be
out again
Joe Jones continues TO draw large
crowds three times daily. His sermon
tonight Will be TO men only. and we are
expecting something great as he
speaks plain and pointedly
Nine wagon loads Of melons passed
through this morning en- route TO Tay-
lOr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29
. ARI.iNarnx-

Arlington. Tex, June 2s.-Mss. V. c.
Nins left his morning for Hutchinson.
MIN, whore she win reside In fiturs
Ihe meeting at the Baptlst churrh
closed last night with ten accessIDns =
Mrs; =. Hood win leave the West
tnu hotel and win remove 20 the
homo ir, formerly occupied ~ Mrs. V. {.
Corn Is needing rain.
boy. = ''''s
LITTLE Miss sallle Cabling ieaves this
week for"kentucky to spend the SUM
Whom the II O'clock a. m. train came
It iTouehi Mrs Ella Cameron n East
land county on short visit 10 her
aunt. Mrs. J. NJ. I;lanton. One hour
after there was new baby visitor as
well. Mrs Cameron AMI baby are
doing we'll
Mrs John Hoeny will 20 10 Tennes-
see In few days for the summer.
There are absolutely be politics In
this part Of the country.
A. ]. Rogers will not be a candidate
fer the legislature
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

Wichita Fails. TEX, June 2s-Yes-
terday W. L. yiekers s. Co, hard
ware merchants, in order TO llquidate
their business. sold their entire stock
TO the Panhandle bank Of this city.
and simmons hardware company o. St
Louis. to satisfy their Joint claims,
aggregating about $500, and win make
a trust deed with W. NJ. McOregor,
trustee, turning over notes nil ac-
connts amounting to from $4,000 to
sis 900 to secure other creditors. whose
claims are one-half this sum. Slow
collections on account OF last years
cop failure are the causes apparently
necessltating this deal.
The bank and hardware companies
have sold the stock TO Finn, Fowlkes
& Co, who recently opened a hard
ware house here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

To perfume bureau drawers rose
sachets nre most desirable. They may
be made OF cheese cloth or any thin
material, IN cream or white. tied with
narrow, bright ribbons, or colore IN
harmony With the toilet draperlcs can
be chosen. In nige the snchets should
four In width. FIJI them with petals
freshly gathered, OK such small
quantity will not need drying, the air
circulating freely through and around
them. They may be reiilled several
times during tho season. II ~ much
better 10 incioec the leaves In this way
than 10 scatter them loosely through
The drawers as y frequently done, for
when they wlther and dry Up thn re-
suit s. not pleasing. Margaret D..
brown. In American Farmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

rhorp Spring. Tex. Juno ss-rhe
James Lancaster hnbens corpus trial
ended yesterday, and the bond was
placed at $500. Much sympathy is
expressed for his father. Dr. Lancas-
ter. M man stands higher In the
community as q citizen and as a ply
sician than Dr. Lancaster.
r. Clark started out yesterday for
his summer work. II win consist in
protracted meetings, and OF course
he will speak word for the A. Il. c.
U. occasionally.
From appearances, several parties
here are ready 10 put OH matriinony,
but there is not preacher in the
city II the present condition lasts
much longer parson Will be import
ed.
The contract for repairing the Gran
bury bridge was let 70 an Eastern par
", and time limited 10 October ].
Politics are very quiet In this county.
except the Popullsts. They seem TO be
working, or talking, considerably.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

Baird. Tex. June 2s.-The hot Winds
Of the last three days have damaged
corn considerably. and the crop VIII
be rather short II it does not rain
soon.
The cotton crops are very nnttering
with considerable Increase over the
ocreaEe OF last year.
a new hotel and butcher shop are
among the improvements 10 be opened
the nrst OF the month
Cant r. nacd6nald received bunch
Of fat cattle yesterday from ". r.
Quincy Of Putnam, which Will be
shipped 10 market soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

The social festivities attending the
convention Of the Texas Press asnocia-
tIon came to an end last night when
the editors ard their wives enjoyed q
delightful open-air concert at We Ar
lington Inn. Ault's flne orchestra hav-
ing been engaged for the evening by
the proprietorE OF the Inn.
The hotel was brilliantly Illuminated
and thrown open to the visitors, most
OF whom awaited themselves Of the OPP
portunlty 10 inspect II throughout.
From s TO II o'clock the Inn and
grounds presented an animated ap.
pearancc as the crowds moved 10 and
FRO or sat on The benches on the lawn
and listened TO the beautiful music.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29
sILYERToN.

sllyertonb Tex, June give have
|hd fine rains for two weeks ana ev-
|fylhing is growing well. Some farm
|fs report oats as being fine. Wheat
Z being cut, but VIII not yield more
|;tan seven or eight bushels to the
|pnle cotton in the county growing
|fght along, Grass is fine enough for
pay country. The red clover Of Ken
|urky can't beat Il for stock.
~, r. Cory, who moved to Okla
bona year ago, has been back
|Mong ms tflends for q few days He
|lsposed OF the rest Of his property
HERE
pr W. NJ Burger Is selling all his
|roperty here preparatory to going TO
|flaih county. He has accepted an
|Hcellent offer at Blur Dale, In that
|Wunty.
|Ffiday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

ltasca, Tex June ga slight mis-
AXE was made in writing the action OF
ne stockholders OF the oil mill COM
|lany. Ed Woodall was reported as be-
fms elected superintendent when II
should have been general manager.
P slmonds OF Dallas was IN town
yesterday.
Last evening at o'clock a very ele-
gant wedding took ulace at the Baptist
'shurch in this city. Tom Vanclove, a
nclety young man. and Miss Alice
hEown. eldest daughter OF our popular
HARDWARE man. r. B. Brown. were the
ATTRACTING parties. Rev. DR.. Green
tidciated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

The facts with regard TO land tenure
10 the United Kingdom are such, one
would fancy. ss should riyet the atten-
tlpn OF every thinking man. "Of the
7e.O0D, 600 acres IN this country" says
ths Financial Reform Almanacf for
1892. 10000 900 are owned b. iuNa than
i5 900 PERSONS. and Of these 10000, 600, no
Ieaa than 300OO.Do0 are owned By 1000
persons.e II IL estimated that lenvtry
out bIocl,s Of under an mrs IN extent.
some is0.514 persons practically IN NJ
tho Who'll. o. Ea< eEa Irflsnd. Scot
FIND md Wales; that i0.sO) ers n
so,vn's iwo-fhirds OF I.tEirhi and
valet. go tw0-tKifis q SCOTLAND. and
1901 two-thirss Of 1re;-aL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

Roscoe Nolan county. Tex, June rs
Thermometer stood yesterday In the
made at 100 with the wind from the
wuthwest.
Farmers are busy killing weeds.
sh'nh are plentiful. they are complain
|uE OF the careless worms In the cot
w but do not know how much dam
~ they have done yet.
some crops in the district visited by
NC hail will cnfne nSt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29
NoCKDALE.

Rockdale, Tex. June 27.--App.icatlon
|fss forwarded from here yesterday
IN charter for the Lignlte Coal and
Manufacturing company with capt.
~ stock Of $4,000, OF which DR.. r..
n Wallis is president, J. II. Burnet,
'ee president, and c. H. Cofiieid, sec
|nlary and treasurer. This will he tho
teond charter granted to parties here
VIBRATING In the Ignite fields In adj
etlon TO which there are two or three
|riy0te enterprises in the same line,
Hon. S. w. 7. Lanham<s announced
10 speak here on Saturday, June 30.
and viii undoubtedly meet large
crowd OF people. IT Is believed by
|aNy that Milan county IL sure 70
|irstruc. for culberson, but how the
s9nntry Will vote is really not known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

Zephyr, Brown County, Tex, June
.-News was received here last night
Y thr death of the son Of Rev. g. \.
i;afrett. who lives ten miles south OF
t,ie in Mills county. Young Jarrett.
sim some other boys, went buthlng
having their horses tied some dis
hnee from The pool OF water. on
Parting back 10 their horses In n
htt run each boy trying 10 get there
I1itt, young Jarrett ran up against his
Mrse. when the animal turned and
|flcked MIN TO death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

Celeste. Hunt County. Tex. June 2s'
work was commenced on the Glad
stone college Monday morning. II Is
TO be a nice brick building TO be ready
Tor use by the 18th OF October at
cost OF sIlO0. Celeste II proud OF II
Mir. carters house In The. north 81
town is nearing completion. II Is quite
neat and stylish. - ,ha,,
The Methodlsts. are having melr
church house newly painted ana o.nea 4
~ Greenyille tabernacle for their pro-
tracted meeting which is to begin Fri
day night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

ffoDcow. Texas, June N.--Iayery one q
anticipating ales time on the Fourth
o. July, a. there WI be . pubic dinner
anc barbeolie. also public speaking The
eolnmittee q invitation hays invites Hon
W. Is. Mo,ornb 10 deliver tpsprhui "a
thnt olcaat1n.
Thee viii ~ coiorsd popuiiat fprefsf
here on the u 10 scsak W tehah o. ny
patten ~ Cold 8Cgin1f 20 reply 70 Nm.
Thi1 uouDfy VIII likely be instructed fpr
Hon a y Coopfr for oo1great asd Ch4A.
crfbefnon for governor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

Fanny Crosby. the blind poetsss,
whose hymns have turned many souls
hsavsnward. Is nearly IS years old.
THE afsiletion She bears would have
warped many one. bot her cheerful.
hopeful spirit buoys her 70 hnppihes...
&. h,,rd wfen abe Rrests a friend.
.syrhv - she says. ITS quite while
since i saw you last. but I'm GLAD 70
she seldom mistakes her friends.
soraetlmes she "a a little thonenIai' or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

nrsnbain. Texas. June zs,-semstlins
since he brennan are department np-
pointed a comnlttse 20 hays q nag STAG
erected az ihs Fipfman'3 park nlnea
which fims the cofnmIttes hAye been
quietly al work and have euecesaea IN
uarchnnne a pole rsyenty-six feet lons
shlr,een inches In diameter A. ths butt,
which IL now being loaded on i~o GAGS
al Hysft and vii BE- hers u few dayS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

saws New. speak again" She recor-
nlzes the voice almost always.
Gracious heavsa, how lhenkful one
ought to h. who can sce. hear, speak
aud walk about. But We march along.
looking al the sad side. hearing fhr IN,
PLEASANT hings. aud half the time when
complaint
We are an ungfateful lot. most OF
us.-New York Recorder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

hayner. stonewall County, Tex
;uae 2s.-The following officers have
r' elected for Stonewail lodge, No.
~ Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons
y, The ensuing Masonic year.
Levi HurbInger. W. NJ, ;. j. Black
= W; c. +. Burns. ]. w; i. j. Belch-
secretary. E. B, Bumpass, treas
s'ef; ]. E. Grip, tiler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29
Al ora cIiir.n prna.

Mr.. s. A. Mendei. nsed 20 years. died
at his late residence, No. 1914 Main
street. yesterday. ard was buried yer
tersay afternoon. The cause Of his
death was cancer from which ne has
s,,rfered many years. Mr. Mendel was
an old citizen OF Fort worth. having
resided here for the past nineteen
years and had many friends who
,eo,frn hia death.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

chico. Tex, June gs.-The. annual
,nstailation Of the officers OF Chleo
lodge. No. sos, A. II. and A. D., took
Ths of,ieers elected and appointed are
90 ,ollows; r. s. Klncannon, Wy, ~;
= " Hanna, s. w; h. W. plckens9n'
,ress,,rer: r. Merriman, secretary; ".
r Turner, chaplain; J. J. Burt iiier;
p II Couch. ]. w: J. II. Perry j. D.
and john Eddlngs and Jas Pass, stew
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

lpeoIal pIspat

SPECIAL Dispatch.
Belden, June 2s.--The Hon. ]. W.
cranford spoke here last night TO
" audience composed OF ladies and
nntlemen, and boys and girls. me
campaign Is growing warmer every
gay between the friends Of the Hon.
lldge Shepard and j. II. Crawford
The primary for this county comes
W July Z.
The prospects for crops of all kinds
sre better than for years, but VIII
pon need rain.
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mills.

Mills Freestone CO.. Tex. June ~ ~
rrha bodv Of owen Ramsey was Ell
humed Sunday. The bowels and hy sei.
,rsrs sent to bryan 10 specialist Tor
',.aroiratlou Mr.. Ramsey. the father,
80 Earned from some source that ne
had been poisoned and wanted 70 IN
vsstlgste the matter more thoroush's'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

penlson. Tex. June 2s.--A FismDeau
.,,.h numbering forty men was or,
.rn,ixea tuesday night. oi1cers VIZ MI
s s,d and preparations made ior 'ne
Fourth's celebration. .,,nS Driver
co stearns was injured badly py y
rick chimney caving IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

IN ,neir corn latch. and they searcheS
ea,.r si S .ot me sheep or calf In their
Finally they happened "a lnos r,,
CIV a pelled huzxarc flying n e,r,i.S
eNe- the corn FIELD II has rren e. rs
time since this belled basxard has besr
seen rnd ne nwrrr Will llleiv IL van
=, 70 Know he Is feantins OF dead COWS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

Dueiau, Erath CO.. Tsx,.J une -, ,nda -;
shelmet received q ielesfA,n ,, liz,
stsflnr that hts wife nag eo 'l.,n NJ.
snicide TUESDAY night ny nanss" ~ in.
ssif The untort;inate .Aay are VIII
nae Of the asylum AZ Tfrreit' s"s -"
~ hurled here tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29
COPryILIE.

copsvilie, Collin County, Tex, June
80. J. Spencer died here Tuesday
sasnlng at 8 o'clock OF cancer " the
~tetn. His death was not unsn-
sssted, even TO Mr.. Spencer himself,
Eno had recently marked his own
suiial p,ace.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

RICHMOND. June q g. w parncll.
sheriff. today arrested one sam Gay. sup
posed 10 be wanted. sam giyoA a very IN
definite history Of himself with the
prisoner the sheriff captured two nav
suits OF clothing that would about ~ a
io-year-old hoy and watch. The prin-
oner atenda about six feet high and
weighs about 100 pounds. Sam says that
be was In the Colorado county jail and
he has only been out Ave days.
H. r, jonas " the southern phclne
Railway company has been inspecting
The Btazo4 river bridge at this point
and Il in reported that the railroad com
pany VIII In short while put In a now
Iron span and a new rock pier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

ELMO. Kaufman County, Tex. June
Nj. John Blnford Of Terrell and
rass lda Woodaii OF this place rsre
,as.-.Iried her. al the Baptist enurcn
81 81 :s..sssss:i iiis Al o'clock. Rev. a. ).
-pore officiating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

columbls. Texas. June 1..-chRifmaD u
n Rhaynrd has called a rnssiinf Of shs
vlnlfe citizens Of Columbia fer Jnly II ~
M purpose 81 pectins d. nfte 20 a.'
y esllsd % ssscmbla at br-4gsia % Jul,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29
WHARTON.

WHARTON. June ia serious cutting
a4ray occurred IN the lower county tbs
other night: Joe Began was stabbed
focr times ny smother darby. Deputy
Wells Is aftsr the euttist and viii oser-
take him shortly.
ronststis HEART 4 IN receipt OF a teie-
Ktam from DEPUTY ahefin btest Ok cpa-
lorsdo 10 hold one Lacy. wanted "a that
county. The constable haa his man safe
WAITING tho officers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

Lonsyiew. Tex. June ss.-Ycsterday
timing Mr.. o. II. Msthun. one OF our
! .sninent citizens and his son heard
sasep bell whiah sesmsd iika Is Was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-29

r..,,.na TEX. June 2s.-The hapeas
a,,s rial Of j. D. Head. charsea
co,y- k,lling OF A. p. Parks, tn ~
VIII ~ nrosecuting witness N tns 80 -,
s,nwn = q he sniob cases" Is nor VI
trial.