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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Cases on Trial and judgments Item
dered--Thc sargent Case.

dcred-lhc NnFBeht thses
In the Forty-Elghth district court
the suits OF NJ. d. Gee and Wife vs..
J. II. Burt. to set aside Judgment, was
on trial No decision yet rendered.
A. A. Bridges VS.. C. L. Lee, contin-
usd
A. l.. IIarwell ct al. va. l.. l.. Jopling,
Ct al, partition. continued.
Mar,in-Brown company VS.. Il. y.
webb, gnrnishment; dismissed by
plaintiff.
Sweet. Demstor q CO. VI. sam j.
Hunter, gnrnlshment; Judgment for
sehtb Clothing company; intervenor
fer amount OF funds shown by answer
or EarpiAhee.
Standard Wagon company VS.. W. G..
Smith; judgment for plaintiff. by de-
fault.
Palmer, Fuller 81 Co We. Judd c.
Boyd, foreclosure; Judgment for plain
tin
James Cornelius VI. Julia Cornelius.
divorce; dismissed for want Of prosecu-
tlon.
IN the Seventeenth district court the
cHse N G, II, Robinson VIZ. the Fort
Worth aud Denver city 1iailroad and
the cHse Of i. W. watson vs.. Fort
Worth ard Denver city Railroad wefe
set for Friday OF this week.
Both are damage suits.
In the county court Il Y. kirkpatrick
pleaded guilty to Assault and was fined
s26,
Frank MILESTONE. negro charged
with emboz2lIng % ring valued at 30
cents from another colUred person, was
found guilty and nned $40 with one
day In jail
l3ugene Williams for stealing a pair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING
ronT WORTH WILL BORROW s2o,-
900 FROM HER OWN BANKS.
A short Session Inst Night which
Was, However, II Very Interesting
one-Bids for Dams 10 De Received.
The Proceedings.

"a 49,.
mayor fauoook pfeniuep anu u" ~
aldermen were present at the meeting
of 4be council Inst night.
nm, ..t,,,,,.. =, ~, a...t,,,, ,,or.
read ana approved without chhhsr'
The finance committee presented re-
norts az mo narsbol and mound keep-
-,
er' "lilch were rccelVeu ana iiieu'
Also q resolution authorizing the city
10 borrnw 5000 from city banks to
- 49,. -, 80 ,,,,.r 80, ,,,,,on ,o-
''"s w P'iN'
past indeDtednesH. RATE OF interest
per cent. Adopted.
Vnrrnrta ,vsre ordered iasued I'm IA
~ - n..,..,,,, -, 49,, o,,a
'Vr u W. ~ i""''Nelu ''i H''s '''N
interest assregatins 3llo'zS'
Tho clnifna committees presented a
,,,.,,,a. ~ ,ni,o,. -,ccounts which were
hu''i"ci VI "'ii'''
approved
The water works committee presented
ina foii,o,tng.
r,,... c.,,,..u. can
hon mayor anu wy N"u"Sl'' '''
tlcmen- Your COMMITTEES on water sup
ply beg leave to report progress as FOL
lows!
The plans and spcciiicatip for Clear
Fork dams are nearing completion. we
recommend that this committee be an-
thOrl2cl 10 advertise bids ON said dams
bids 20 be received until j. M Deecin
Der 10, and at that time opened IN tue
presence OF attending bidders. cross
section work is progressing on the
Clear Fork reservoir sites at the rate
OF about two miles per diem.
The city engineer and city attorney
ARE ~ work on the matter OF securing
right oil way Tor me Ciehr 'ork ueins'
j. Y. CLEMENTS,
>. NJ. FRY,
NJ. \. SPOONTS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Yaw. Greonwalrs samraay night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Ynw. aroenwalrs. saturday nIrht.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
sT THE GOVERNMENT BUILDING,
|ssonx nEsrsrED rnERE rEsTEn-
nay N EARNEST.
pai,ainx News of Intere.s-rrosres
~ she rirkwiek improvements
Rumsr- In ResarSi 10 Two New
Bssei Projects.

N
Work on the EQveruniNns puhaihe
twas rcsun,ea yesterday and win now
g.. ,.sAo. s.a,sVv ,,rtti n "a cou-
+ bsFtes'-
The last course OF STONE IS being
y re,r,oYci tsre,,s r,fbr,. 10 beginning the
i ...s :. 1900. ~, ,.,.,,t..,
~
+ ~ fnr bower Noar arr hrinb lain ana
. ra,i Saon BE- realy 10 receive thr &C.
,,.,.,,. ,rs... s.,,,, ,ytgcb has bt,hertn
"esn sAl''pea 70 A'-iiAs 70 ne Sa"ru
thcre Will now - brought direct to
\ 1aart Vyortb ana cut and made ready
- -. 49,
he werN on me a1diuon 10 the
r,lsiosa honse az Kansas city being
otoot eo,ru,e-. a por4jon Of the force
..,,....t 49,. -, ~. ,,,.,.,,,.,,, do,,.,
we "'.s.t
hfFe. increasing me force mere from
Etn 10 twenty-five or thirty men Con-
,.s,,s.fy ro,l sbnv,iny YIN rnw
49,,
n f9~de ~ snort llle anu tnoukh
slt work VIII necessarily be slow, as
iil.e All government work. It must be
.h,...,,.t, 4, ,yfi IA, nuvbsd win nlt
N'e eAlsoillgn winch ~ plhetielpla,
= ~ w ~ STONE WIS rfeetYru rom
15ti,.H Myul.,S aaMel ~ Hhlpe Nnl
FteiHE :" pe put up ana 10Y more
VII ns proueht mere Iiplh wy puNp,is
Tor the extra Iorer from hAnaaH ny
~ Mnfk upon ~ row dayE' lhp IRON
plates Tor 0NeflhSnB me present Top
~ me wan before peSluhlnk th' vrvc-
Ton OF rue thlfl story nlNN hlsp u,ei'
IteniFsu AI'u ellnr Soiihi'lplsl,i'V ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Last night the services at the Mission
We're good. Rev. j. Il. McClesky spoke.
He made very impressive address and
was enjoyed both by Christians and
sinners, Brother McCltskey win con-
tinue TO pneaeh at this place for-a week
or two, Tho preaching OF Brother Me
CleslSey will no doubt be Of great hone
~ TO all We are glad to see the num-
ber of men from the country who at
tend. This Mission Is Increasing An
are cordially invited 10 come each
and every night Come sinners.
come every one OF you. And
christians who are Interested In the
salvation OF souls. come out and work
with us Meeting commences at ass
y. IN. Door OF Hope City Mission, near
new court house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Dressed turlseys at Turner & Din
gees.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

queen city and Ruby Lodges Chose
Officers for the Year.

Monday night Queen City Lodge NO.
81, Knights of Pythlas. elected officers
for the ensuing year, The installation
will not take place until the first meet
ing in January; The officers elect are:
L. l.. Slayer. C. c.; w. d. NJ. Mason,
V. c.; j. f. Harbour, p; j. X. MILF
can, NJ. of e.; l.. T. Robertson NJ. oil
n. w. w. Dash, NJ. of A.; w. #. Lee
mond X. OF II. ana s.; Win McVeigh,
trustee. The o. G, and L. q. are
appointed by the c. c. the night of the
installation.
The following officers were elected
by Ruby Lodge, *. of p:
c. c., j. a. Walker; V. c., H. N.
Babcook prelate. W. NJ Huddleson,
NJ. OF W., ]. n. Bressler; X. h. and s.,
f. +. Haddix; NJ. of f., j. a. Coats;
NJ. OF e.. II. II. Ingram; NJ. at A., 1.
W. Turner; trustee. C. N. Adams.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Boaz buys. sells or exchanges ~.
school books. 800 Main street.
DIR. Brolles has removed to the Du
dee block, Seventh and HouS
streets.
Dr.. Blake, dentist, graduate Pta
delphia Dental college; office, Third ID
Main streets.
Lieutenant Dapray sent two rt,Fgh
to Fort Ringgold yesterday and g
listed two more.
George l., Cause, funeral dress
and embalmer. Fun assortment d ,
dertakers' goods. Takes full chTr
of funerals and furnishes all necssaT
requirements. No. 3i4 West Wea,i,|
for street, Fort Worth. Tex. N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Stations whore blcycllsts in trouble
nay find help and tools. air pumps, IL
1uid end solid rubber for their pneu-
matte tires and springs for their sad
dlcs have been set up by the Touring
club Of France. At present they have
one In the Bots de Boulogne. two in the
l5ols de Vincennes, four in Disc, the
department around Paris, and three are
to be established in the Forest of Fon-
tatnebleau and two in Complegne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
A nnIanr nLAzE.
The burning of New Residence LII
up the West End.

An alarm OF fire was given about 10
o'clock last might and Immediately n
light was discovered in the western
part OF the city and attracted large
crowd OF people 10 the southwest corn.
or OF Jackson and Florence streets,
where the upper part OF a two-story
frame residence was found y be
wrapped in flames How II started
nobody coul say, except that It was
seen first in one of the rooms OF the
secont-story and seemed to spread
Ike flash so that the roof and all
the upper rooms were on fire within
very few minutes. The fire depart
mont responded promptly. making a
quick run and poured such a co2lous
stream Of water upon the building
that the flames were subdued AFTER
they reached a stage at Which II scene
ed they would lick up the last piece OF
timber In the building The fire was
finally eXtlnguished but had made such
progress that the building will proba-
bly, be total loss though II was leit
standing in a scorched ana charred
condition. II was a new building In
process Of erection by Mrs, g. 2. Leon
ard, and Ia estimated To be worth $1,000
Tho fire probably originated in the
careless handling Of matches by some
one who was in the building without
having any business there, most ike
ly tramps or small boys.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

a year ago As most people know
by this time. the movements OF the
beans are caused by a little worm In
side. They come from Mexico, where
n Chicago man has collected large
numbers Of them, and has cornered the
market. The worms are said to be
a species OF chrysalis. and in time de-
velop into butterflies II the craze
doesn't die out before the Indians and
the jumping-bean agents have col
lected ali the worms. Mexico may be
minus a species of butterfly at GER
tain season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

BE prepared for the advent OF some
cold wenther. as Mr.. Perkins d. Fish
er is coming and with him his entire
company OF wcll-known artists in his
greatest OF al farce comedies, "a
Cold Day" The saying - cold day
when We get left" is very apropos
In tho case OF Mr.. Fisher and his COM
pauy as they are playing to fun houses
everywhere, tho result of "a most bril-
liant and successful record OF over
nine years.
Tho company is stronger and better
than ever and win certainly be greet
ed by n fun house on the occasion OF
their appearance at the opera house
Thursday, matinee and night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
At THE HERcHANTyl lalp1
SOME VERY We pnArrlrrl 4.
rhAcTIvE DISPLAY, ~ =
An interesting Enter,.
the Ladies' of the lrons. D
bs'erian Church Assisted 4 Z :, f'e
inent business Men, '''A.

The Merchants carnivs,s
fancy fair given by the iaiI., !. y
Broadway Presbyterian s, 2 II
been called in Difference 4 y
mercial friends who ara ~ ~.
them has proved to be a su,. s'sal''
me hour of its opening MoaOss man !. y
ing 1t is being held \ IL ~
Third and Houston streats sAe Z
Der of the leading bus,sc,, asi
the city have attractive an al'
'heir wares on exhibition M. :
Guiding the choicest ana Ms WI =
goods arranged tast .,dlly /, $3.50, ..'
booths. The most aitrac,lv. 81, s.''F
of the show, however. is i lI,s MD !
beautiful aprons. the WORK VT, /, I
gentle hands of christsn ,.a,., Z y
parts of the union who havs w y u
contribution TO their sis,a .nAls 10
broadway Presbyte.iaE chur,s " y, /, Y
worth to help them In that NJ
elect Of assisting the 4, /, q WI" n
lie chureA. The asa.r Ia /, TX
of q committee of the ladlas ,sla
congregation under direction y, " \. NJ
X. Post. " am N
a delightful musical euter,.,s.
is given every evening maas S.a,
attractive by the presence Of NY MY
the fairest young ladies Of tbe ~ !
the booths. '-s ny Y
The display of the Atlantic al,
ellie Tea company Is presided Y,
by Misses Leila Labatt. Lon T.,s
son and Irene Phenix, attired n ~ ~.
nese costumes as Characters IN aT III
do" - avg
Interesting displays are also m,a.,l
the st. Louis Millinery ,,ms,.
Butts Brothers, N. $. Beli.ni XII
y Roe. The Ellison Floral roma.,
Collins g. Armstrong, the IaF'
hardware company, the En.s,a-,
harness establishment and ypsr
"cpplewell. There was also 4 =.
pretty fancy candy booth.
Dinner - set from 10 10 } n, M. e.,
per from 6 to Q. price p cen,g
mi sion 10 cents. There wllI !. n
elegant dinner Thanksgiving NV
y souv' mir Of the occas'sh Z I'M
away VITA each apron sld
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Next Friday night Barlow Brothers
magnificent Ministries is the bill at
the opera house and a good show is
foregone conclusion. Barlow Broth.
crs' splendid reputation as entertainers
OF great merit and the fact that they
always carry large company Of Sc
lected artists Is guarantee Of the
excellence OF the performance. Among
the members OF the company may be
mentioned Comedy and Hyland In a
new terpslchorean speciality The Tro.
cadero qunrtette who have created a
furom wherever they have appeared.
Burke and West In a laughable bur
lesQuo trapeae act Harry Ward, the
great monooguc entertainer aud OF
course, Mcssrs, James and Billy Bar
low.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

The undersigned and MIR. Dillon,
heretofore composing the firm OF NJ.
Dillon and company. doing a transfer
business In the city OF Fort Worth,
have dissolved partnership this day by
mutual consent the said business to be
continued by the undersigned. who VIII
collect and pas all monies due 10 ana
owing by said firm.
DANIEL r. MURPHY.
Fort Worth. Tex. Nov Il, 1894.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

The following marriage licenses were
shown on the record Yesterdays
j.. W. Graham nnd sallie y. Mar
In; y. NJ. QulBg ana Josie Jackson;
James s, Lowe and Adm Wilkinson;
j. A. Hunter ANA Annie Washam. w.
G. illlearic and Mary Lee Temple: II
H.. Lewis and Laura y. Page. Alex
johnson, colored. ana Salllc n. John
son, cOlored.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
TME GOOSE mANus nreu
INT CITY Officers Are Not Yet surc
About the Size of Their snlnr,.

Hut city Officers Are Not W., s,u.
Ah'"t the Size of Their Salaries,
me question of fixing the salaries
Of city officers for the ensuing yoar
did not come up in the city councn
last night as was looked for by some
and feared by others OF those NJ,
were present When II does come ~" M,
II VIII be of thrilling interest Ia ev'
erybody in or about the city ~,
II win be remembered TINT M ~
last meeting after tho salary hxing
ordinance had been adorned with sn,ns
elaborate amendments raising salaries
It was permitted To go by default tbs
enactlng clause being voted 1o,sr
II was believed It would be taken I'M
last night and an effort made 10 pass
u despite the manifest opposition ~
the mayor supported by a strnne, a.
ment or the council. V'e
hut the hsht did not come OF thpn
ana people are wondering when Il vii,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Buy your Thanksgiving dinner to-
day nom Turner Il Dingee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Texas 60 Chicago Without Change
Via Sc, Louia

The Iron Mountain Route" alwava
studying the comfort OF It's patrons
has established combination systn,,
VI pullman and Wagner sleeping ears
running between all points In TcNn :
and Chicego without change, YIN tbe
Wabash and Chicago and Alton rail.
roads BY tlis arrangement the great
est ecnyenlenee "a afforded the travoler.
and adds to the just reputation which
this route has gained OF being the fore
front IN all Improvements popular win
the travelling public. For further lnfor.
nation apply 10 John c. Lewis. Trayei.
Ing Passenger Agent, Austin. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Mrs. J. II! Myles. Of North Fort
Worth, says; u had been almost deaf.
with constant ringing noises IN my
ears, for several years, caused IN
catarrh Or, Dennis has entirely stop-
ped the noises, my hearing ~ almost
restored again and catMrh cured"
Miss Della Beard. 30 West Blum
street, says, Or, Dennis has entirely
cured me OF bad case of oaiarrh or
the nose ana throat In SIX weeks treat
ment Before going to him | had used
many kinds Of medicines without amy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

gro named Howard Of small gold
watch. ft was charged that Peters
broke into Towards room and took
tho watch. The officer found tho
watch at Boerner's jewelry store and
Mr. Boerner stated that Peters had
pawncd Il there for So.
Peters was locked up to await trial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

corner OF Seventh and Lamar Streets
on Thursday az II n. m.
The sermon win be preached by rev
Mr.. Buchanan. pastor Of the CnmDer-
land Presbyterian church. He VIII ue
assisted by DR.. Fisher and other pas
tors Of the downtown churches
Music is being prepared for w e.
oasion and the event will be a delight
full one. An the people are cordially
invited to attend these services.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

For the holiday excursions TO tho
old states, tho Cotton Bolt route will
sell tickets December 20, u and %
1894. NJ one fare for the round trim
limited good 10 return within thirty
days from date OF sale, 70 Memphis
Nashville. Birmingham. Atlanta. Chm,
tAnooga, Bristol. ST LOuis, Cairo. 1 mn
isville, Cincinnati New Orleans ana n
large number NJ other points II ynn
anticipate paying your friends holi-
day visit. wrltc TO W. ana net the lowest
rates and through connections,
Nothing will he spared In tho WAY. oe
fast trains extra equipment and sure
connections 90 make your trip an on
Joyable one.
Write your friends In the old states
who are all anxious to make their
home IN this land of good things. Ia
get ready and come back with Won
where u hearty welcome awaits them
An lines sen via the Cotton holt rnute
the only line With dpuble daily trains
Jrom Texas to Memphis and return
without change,
$, G, WARNER, q p. A.,
A. A. Gibson. Tyler pex
II. u, A., Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
WANT MINNIE WILLIAMS LOTS.
LETTERS RECEIVED ny J. J. MAS
SIZE 10 THAT END.
The statement Of the Drummer That
He Hal Seen Minnie Williams In
buffalo Is Not Credited in This city
Relief That Both We're Murdered.

The story published In the Gazette
yesterday morning that drummer had
recognized Minnie williams in Buffalo,
N. Y, was not given much credenee
by those acquainted with all the known
facts In the case. MIR j. ]. Massie, who
probably is well informed on all
questions concerning the famous and
mystericus case. did not hesitate TO de-
clare himself OF the opinion that the
drummers story was probably untrue
Ills Identification OF Miss Williams by
means OF photograph, especlatly as he
did not claim to have a personal &C.
quaintancc with her. did not add to the
probability Of his story. Mr.. Massie is
still OF the opinion that the Misses VII
liams are dead. and that they were
murdered he is firmly convinced.
Already many persons by the name If
williams are putting forth efforts to
establish ldnshp To the unfortunate
girls, In hopes no doubt of est tbl!shing
a claim to their property IN this CRY.
Yesterday Mr. Massie received the FOL
lowing letter;
Massle: ] would be pleased % hear
from you in regard to Mr.. j. NJ VIII
Hams. His daughters who figured
with Holmes. whom I read OF m the
World This j. ". Williams We are iacle-
ing up IL my husbands brother He left
Chicago young man and then drifted
to parts unknown. His rather and
mother both died Elizabeth aud he
had a brother and sister su!l alive.
Would you be kind enough 70 give me
the Information IN regard 20 Mr., VII
llams, My brother-in-law was Il native
Of Ireland, was medium in helghth and
stout. Yours,
MRS. JOHN J. WILLIAMS.
23S Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

For the meeting of the Grand
lodge OF Mpsons az Hnuaiou. arrcnts OF
tho Fort Worth md Denver City raft.
way arr authorized TO sell on December
Tor round trip, limiting FOR final return
So December 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28
a thorough course OF lessons In dress
cutting free Hotel Richellcu.
Fort worth, Nav. ~. Corner FIf,i,
mud hluin.

Fort worth, Nov. ~. Corner rIfth
nnd Main.
Notwithstanding the fact that nj tho
Chicago Worlds Fair, Hugcnbaek's
Trained wild Animal show was CON
sdercd the greatest ever seen. the
conecssIonaire OF the same privilege at
the Midwinter Fair Is convincing both
press aud public that Boone's Arena
In ita entirety ia In every respect equal
ana In many peculiar features. the
superior OF It's ChicuEo rival Th,
steel cage, In which the animals are
secured during their different acts. lp
situated In the center OF the auditorium
nnd cnch spectator has a perfect View
ut tho performers. The building IL one
OF the most beautiful on the grounds.
being u faithful reproduction of the
Nmphltheator 0t Rome, where un-
doubleday, many OF the royal nncea-
tors Of Buonv's star pcrfurmer-Par
ucll-alaked their thirst and satisfied
their hunger on the blood and ucsh
OF fair Christian martyrs The pro,
motcra of this enterprise are entitled to
nll praise for the confidence they have
shown In the fair, and should--aud
undoubtedly wlll--he royalty supnort
cd.--San Francisco Music and Drama.
----------------------------
Buy your Thanksgiving dinner to-
Gay nom Turner n Dingpe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

~ tho tcrms Of the compromise in
the John ID. rempleton will caae. Mrs.
Lulu c Templcton. the claimant un-
dor the VIII. conveys TO r. N. Temple
ton and wife, the contestants. 1900 acres
or ldnd In Stonewali county, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

A. II, East was tried IN Justlce
Adam'R court yesterday on the charge
or nhuslye language and was fined
81 and costa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Holiday hNe0rsions 10 the Southeast.
Excursion tiekc,a VIII be sold from
all stations on the Texas ana Pacific
railway and connecting railroads nn-
cemher ~ ~ ana Y, 1884, to All points
via New orleans, Shreveport or Mem.
phia, at one fare FOR tho round Trim
rood for return thirty days from ea;e
OF sale.
For tickets lime tables ana further
Information, call on or address your
nearest ticket agent or
W. \. pAsHlsII.
Travelling Passenger AGENT
GASTpN MESLlER.
General Passenger Agent.
Dallas. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

THANKSGIVING reception, grand con-
cert aud souvenir distribution At A. y
l.. Augusta Friday evening, 1870 to
$50 o'clock. a. &. l.. August Thanks
giving clothiers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

a number OF Witnesses were before
tho grand jury yesterday In tho cnse
or Peter 10, sargent charged with
h'lilhE rat Foley. Returns viii prob
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Would you be In the swlmq Take q
Turkish bath Cor furnished room at
she Natatorlum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Mr. II. NJ. Qulgg and Miss u,
Jackson We're married last eyenlng \
1850, the Rev. j. Morgan Wells 4
ciatlng. /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

We oxtend n cordial Invitation TO
the ladies' of Fort Worth 10 attend our
Thanksgiving reception, grand concert
and souvenir distribution Friday eve
ming 1:3O o'clock. a. * l.. August.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Everybody win get useful souvenir
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock, u me!
attend our Thanksgiving receptlVh'
A. &. l.. August, Thanksgiving cloth-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Buy your Thanksgiving dinner to-
day from Turner x Dlngee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Signor GaiOni. the talented ,.o,.,,-.
OF Dallas, will Sing at the Aiercb gu,s;
carnival tonight Do moi miss ssei,,.
the MAGNIFICENT display. corner Ho,,s'
ton and Third streets. Come early Az,
get Your supper-only 2Sc. anu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

ASH your grocer for ren1'ry'a Mex
Jean Clue tlush ana ir not pleased
return IL and gNt your money,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Jnmning Deans threaten TO become
as sreat a iaa with those who admire
Vuu ps's "a ehAmeleons We're about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-28

Buy your Thanksgiving turkey from
Turner & plugee