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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-06-22
WEEKLY REVIEW or TRADE.

NEW YORK.-R. 6. Dun & Co. weekly re-
view OF trade: The strike OF bituminOus coal
miners has ended wherever the authority and
advice OF their general organization can end IL.
and there Is little room to doubt that the coal
famine viii soon begin TO abate. Some time
must elapse before supplies OF fuel Will enable
all works TO resume that have no other reason
for suspeRding production. Many boot and
shoe shops have stepped, but shipments from
the east are 10 per cent larger for June thus
far shan last year. The demand is mainly con-
fnca TO low-pric9d goods and has recently
been more narrow for women's shoes. The
wooden mills are closing rapidly. 1t Is as
serted that scarcely any have orders to occupy
them beyond July In men S wear, but In the
demand for dress goods somewhat better
tone is perceived While business is narrow
IL Is comparatively free from losses by failure
The number OF failures this week were 232 In
the United States, against 3l3 last year, and 4.
in Canada, against "a last year.
NEW YoRK.-Bradstreet' review Of the state
OF trade says: An examination OF recent stat
istics regarding available supplies of wheat in
the United States in this and preceding years
points TO the probability OF the United states
having at least lU,O0OOO0 bushels OF wheat
available for export for the year ending July 1
1906, compared with about 16S. 600 exported In
the preceding 12 months, iS6,OOOO0O in 1892;
and ssJO0u,OJO in 1b91-H5. OF more important
eastern cities the only one noting an improve
mont Is PittSburg, where sales have beer
stimulated by warmer weather. In the wes
and northwest few. II any, evidences of i'm.
provement in business are to be perceived ex
cept those from Omaha, Chicago and Detroit
Chicago shipments In seasOnable lines report
an average trade for the middle OF June du,
TO renewed ordering for fall delivery by county
merchants in districts not affected by the Goa
strikes report which is in sharp contrast q
that from 81. Louis, which for weeks has re-
ported quite favorable features. Business al
Detroit has been helped by better weather
There Is no Improvement from tho depression
and dizziness characterizing general trade a.
Cleveland Cincinnati. Milwaukee or 81. Paul
Al Portland. Ore, floods are subsiding an'
goods arc being moved. In the valleys small
portation.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-06-22

The incident growing out OF the
tearing down Of the United States flag
from the United States consulate at
st. Thomas, Ont, on the Queens birth
day has been satisfactorily closed by
an explanation 10. the department of
state that the perpetrators of the out
rage were drunk and irresponsible aud
would be properly dealt with.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-06-22
Hnd .Inst Henrd of M.

Hotel Porter-Ihere's man just
arrived and guess he must be crazy.
Says he's come to take in the worlds
fair.
Hotel Clerk-He's not crazy. Hos
from Philadelphia. Chicago Record
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-06-22
Patents. Trademarks.

ExamnatiDn and Advice TO Patentability &c
invention send for Inventors Guide How 70 Get
sPatent" PATRICK o'TA22z:I. wAsEIE5-aH. .. O..
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-06-22
Erastus wimaa Guilty.

Erastus Wiman was found guilty OF
forgery in the second degree in New
York city. The maximum penalty for
the offence is ten years at hard labor
IN state prison. 1he jury was out ore
hour and So minutes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Dallaa, Tex, Nev. II, THE White
l'easue Republicans OF Dallas held Il
iAllS meeting IN tho eisy court room
ias' night There were eleven proHent.
chairman Street called the meeting to
order al $3.50 p. M and geerctsrv ifoi.
l"r rtad tho minutes OF the previous
meeting. The rules were then suspend
"a ana the menloOis discussed the
. az iuttnui 90 'cisnultlng the great
republican victory. II vas agreed To
nlre ball and have big hilarious
spenklng IN che near future. LudRc
GcofEo H. Noonun " San Antonio was
ehoscn MS the orator OF tho DAY and
the ercrelary VIVA Instructed 10 invite
M NoonAa TO come. ana name the
e9ie rs early as possible. The meeting
adjourned sine die.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Memphis, Tenn. NOV. ii.-The forest
hres IN Arkansas and Tennessee. north
OF Memphis, have about spent their
Jury. The flames have burned 10 the
banks OF the Mississippi river and
stopped. The damage by the nre re-
ported to-day was small. being conhned
10 the destruction OF few fences
around plantations on Tho Arkansas
side OF the river Thore are aiill no
signs Of rain and approximations are felt
that fires VIII break out In other re-
siona The ST. Francis basin Is as dry
as chip and lumhcrmep fcar that II
hrc should get a start M thai section
we losses would be heavy, The SMOKE
q disappearing from the city and river
trafiio ~ impuded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Itasca. Tex, NOV. 1.-THE business
men and citizens OF this place have de-
oided that we must have more and
better railroad service and to that end
a delegation or committee will soon
be sent to confer with the Officers OF
some OF the neighboring roads to So
cure a branch road 10 th!s place. and
we are advised that any reasonable
amount OF money VIII be raised to Sc
cure same, as the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas seems unable to give us
the much needed service. Our ship.
pers do nos get anything like prompt
service and very inconvenient faeill-
Ties for what they do Ret that result
IA expensive delays. Then the waiting
room and passenger accommodations
ave OF the poorest kind ladies'. negroes
and AIexlcans and M, packed IN one
little room about lfxi6, with q fog or
tobacco smoke IN the room and the
floor stopped with tobacco Juice, ana
very little platform srnee, and u ire.
ouently filled m with freght and
trucks until nelyly impossible Hence
ihe necessity for better accommodate
lions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Washington, Nov, 1l-Tirst Assist
ant Postmaster General Frank Jones
has submitted his annual report to
The postmaster general It is q review
Of the work OF the department under
As charge for the year ending June
" 1884, and contains his recommended
Hons for the Improvement OF the SER
Vice
Mr. Jones recommends legislation 20
protest the postmarling stamp in use
at postofiloes as the stamp is now be-
Ing used for unlawful purposes. lie
reviews his recommendation for legls-
latlon to prevent the boycotting Of
postmasters by mailing of letters at
plaees other Than the office, which
results In reducing the salaries OF the
peEtmaster boycotted.
he calls especial attention to the
MISUSE OF the franklng privilege. 10
says There seems TO be some mia-
apprehension among members Of con-
sreas as TO the scope OF the ranking
privilege which has resulted IN some
postmastera declining to send speeches
" other matter presented for mailing
ana this department has been called
upon to give special instructions IN
such cases
"lnatead OF the name being written
~ placed upon the envelopes by the
hand stamp. IL has been IN some IN
ntlneua Improperly printed thereon
ne speeches therein contained nave
eetne the advertisement Of the printer
shleh formed no part OF the congress
sonal record, and, therefore, IRE sub
iset 10 postage as thlrd-cRss matter.
"a addition 10 this. some OF the pack
a.es sent by mail under the frank
~ me membera have been found az
sr delivery to contain printed mat
w outside OF the congressional rec
.,d and public documents, and are,
,nsetetore, not frankable under the
laws above quoted.
Ihe literature being sent under
seei the department, Is. OF course, un-
~ 10 detect violations. It Is only
slsed thereof after the matter has
49, delivered and complaint made
VIZ audressee. There Is no penalty
, ~. to the misuse Of the frank
IN 'Nheke hence no action can be
800, by me further than to call at
lon TO the matter As this depart
XXX, ' y REQUIRED 20 carry, without one
F.. fr,r,.s ~ revenue, hundreds OF tons of
t,.,,I matter additional limltn-
~ Should be placed upon the use
in,y frank or pennltv OF some Kind
resr,s, ior It's unlawful use, and I
H.. truly suggest that tho atten-
ier y, eongress be called TO this mat
proo NY !. such action as 1t shall deem
snsn' sohNs recommends allowing the
cest .spn without pay not 10 ex-
ts w days. Of employees violating
sib.slM statutes, also that disabled
abs,Oyea may be granted leaves OF
cAanw.e WIN continued pay, also some
whleN Y the CLASSIFICATION Of salhrlea
Tha were hertnfore reconmended.
tiiio.stport gives the details OF the
anu diyisinns OF the nrat assist.
id 2'rce II u shown by tho salary
ID vance division that there arc
ana s,si-elass offices. ACC saoond-class
sai,,,. thifd-cass The argrheaie
ersrs,. ot these was ~ Tla 900. and ne.
kT,r. rceeipts fss.ey502s The ~.
Cars 'aumAfeu arc nude for aalArics
hanss,, 'p for tho next year. Com.
~ $50" isr vfsimasssrE. sic.5oo. ono
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12


Washington, NOV. lh-The revenue
!, ,be postohicc department for the
,,ar ending June 90 1894. shows a fan
m while the expenditures have
,uH 5saa The deficiency for the FIRST
lnti.sdar vrnr of 1893 was S5O6G963,
an Tho dedcloncy for ls9f is ~ 'ta
W The decrease OF receipts was SSl6,-
I'd ana the Increase of expenditures
y ga q00 The total expenditures Tor
"a arc sSi, 9sl,4ii. and receipts SI5us0,-
M The department; suffered losses
'mnnntlng TO SGSsS2 by outstandlnB
/ ia debts md compromises win uept-
IN The difference VIII be maue up
h hpproprlntlons Some tacts regard
~. ,he STAMP Issues taken from the
~port Of the third assistant posImas-
y, ceneral arc lnterustlnE' There
re,e iasupd during the time the order
IA In force 2,0iA,23a,lO0 Columbian
rcstaee stamps; OF these l,A6A.5sS 800
80 g.cent stamps and A49 i95,050
,.rsnt atampg. The use Of the Column
Man e,anius necessitated n change In
~ color OF the special delivery stamps,
a. there was great deal of confusion
over the similarity. A review OF the
transfer of stamp printing rom M
,tnerlean Bank Note company TO the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing ia
made, and II Is declared, notwithslnnc-
lnr the complaints madc Of the ohurac-
lei Of the stamps isRued by the bureau.
Fl mas been successful, md that there
wrl be a saving TO the government OF
tig,2Gl for one year and $lii3,l5G for
four years. II IN now claimed at the
department that the faults IN the now
rtamps complained 81 VIII be RENE
a.. tb,F fh,, pryv iuaaIe WILL hn uN
r1od NJ those furnirhed by The Amnr-
can Bank Note company The thlrd
assistant postmaster general criticlsas
no act OF congress OF July lG, 1894,
Which allowed admission 10 tho mills,
as second class matter. Of publications
~ benevolen. and chprtnble lssucin-
lions. mostly socret society publicn-
,Ions. He Jays that since that act
farty-six publications, heretofore rN-
clu3td. have been admitted to the
malls whose usual aggregate ohcula-
ton IS about G 400, 900 copies, The egtl-
mated weight OF this matter is about
Nt00 pounds. IIc saws; MANY Of
these publications. are purely ndvertis-
Inc sheets or circulars, but as they
! conform TO the law they can not be eN-
rlulst"
There has been n falling on In regis
1 teri letttra during the year sai of
| N0it the total pieces registered
Amounting TO l505055I There hav"
been 1926 complaints OF cnses OF regis
iirM PACKAGES lost during the wear or
which 1868 were investigated by the
chief Inspector and 1857 nre atiil out
standing or those investigated there
was no loss In 2i19 and loss IN 1896
with an actual loss after being traced
| Of SIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

poston. Nov 1.-THE program for
,he twenty.arst annual convention FRI
dny Nov. is. was given 70 the Assoc
c,nted press tonight This convention
Vim assume the nature Of historic ans
niyersary. The origin, growth and en-
,lre history Of the national W G y y
Viii be reviewed ond many OF the mos,
nromlnent workers win be present
No. convention win las, SIX days IN
Guiding sunday, Nov Is, when ne n, ~,
,,,l,rs.sstSent Aahford Of ohio Wesypn uni-
yorslty. An Interesting festnre pt tne
convention Will be a teatimonlal 20 cen
XXI Neal Cow. mud an address py nun,
Among those who are expected 20 ~
ornsent are; Mn. y, ]. Thomphon,
ieassr or tho first crusade band M9inssI
stewart. me world wide cruaadgfi i s,'l,
rIeorv soniersot. president o. I'VE Pr.
is1, q N AZ susan u. anthony, sl'
~ .ufftn SET, Madame LAVAL ltqh1-
49, ~, syria Nine. Chii;a snkurie Jaran,
,,ieeca r. u solomon. y. u crlls,u l.',.
sn6 Anna N. Cumming. cape r2'qns,
eonth Afrlen; General Neai %" NJ ~
MANY others prominent IN the W y =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Lexington, Ky. Nov ii,-Ncws re-
ceivod from Richmond, KY to-nigh,
says that General Casslus Clay, "a years
old, postponed hls marriage yesterday
with his l5-ycar-old protcge, Miss Dora
Richardson, until tomorrow. judge
Chrnault, on whom he relied 90 perform
the ceremony, refused aud Squire NIL
Hon VIII unite them In marriage TO-
morrow General ClAy'a son ljrutua
and daughter Mary t., objected to Tho
match, but the general says he Will
mnrrN tho nlrl nmNhnM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12
n ABOUT Our POST OFFICES.
..,m,r IS MAKING MONEY
e''' orr OF THE SERVICE.
.u,er OF Dead Letters Handled
an' g.. pelivery sysscm-what
In' ssry,e. Seeds-Tho Printing OF
Stamps.

lexington. Nov. 1.-THE sla,isti-
snreau Of the department Of state
g, ,',,brshed set OF advance sheets
y ~, consular reports emoodying reports
y w. united States eonsuls upon the
ttinos w Of the new tarln act SO ,,,, far
opflsa,. haye been manifested. There
ae tles rt, from Bradford. the great
sre Xxx wool center; from sheffield,
!; .,,tlerS depot; nom northern Moxi-
tne , sb hldca and live stock come;
90 VIII" NSraeiiles, the great exporting
ii ,,i n French finery; from Glacgow
~ Colombia, the latter particularly
sisrssting as snS ,, M 6 ,S'i the r .,
eu donict the great depression ut
pa sss fSfeign ports under the mckinley
, ,ns'' and the stimulating Of trade eon-
,-s upon the passage OF the new
snfln act,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

London. Nov, "a dispatch from
Tlen Tsln, dated Tuesday and coming
by way OF Shanghai, snya that the
emperor and his court are preparing
TO leave Pekin for Song JAnn C1NinR
klang Pup, IN the province o. Kinng
Su. 1t is stated that 10000 Russian
troops are concentrating at Vladiyo-
stock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

corslcana, Tex. Nov. i1,-Gradlng on
the Southeastern Is progressing tolera-
bly, well. About one mile OF the grade
has been thrown up east OF the city
Some little trouble has been had about
the rlght-of-way but all has been nml-
cably arranged now
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

FoRr WORTH steam Dye workalt
Ladies and gents uarInenta OF All Kind
dyed and cleaned, Hochex Bros. I'd
Houston street. Fort Worth, T0xn
uooda sent ~ express promptly az
tended 70. n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

REGULAR storage house for furnitnlt
pianos. vehicles, trunks boxff. eic.
new rooma; careful moving. pachiii7
shipping, cto,s eafimntc1 FREE VI n
iiinyun s Co. eosentopnth and RvA.. :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

podnsld. 8. D., Nov ii.--laasf
tewe The ropnllsi candidate fsl foN'
e,n 81 alnlslns and h's dctih
pecina Al eiiS nspmsn, e i =" ~
,aas HAYS gwen up az nops'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Longviow, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE First
National bank ran an attachment on
the Longvlcw Grocery company last
night for Sl22o. closing UP the businesn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

-
snERlFls's SALE REM, EsrA Ts--
l5y virtue Of AN order of said Issued
out OF the district court OF rArrant
county, Tex. In cause No. ssSs, Edward
Hall Baker and Hepp Charles Felt ~,
q. Il. Paxton. the chamberlin Invest
ment company. Louis c. tlis.
worth. trustee. and Mis- saiiie Tailani.
I did on the iOtn day OF November
1884. levy upon the following uryoribsd
real estate as the property az the aboS,,
named defendant to,wil. situated In
the city OF Fort Worth, Tafrhnt county,
Tex. and being iot No. ., Of block is.
Fort Worth. ! VIII on thu ith day ol
December 1884, the same being the
iirat Tuesday IN December. 1884. be.
tween tho hours nrcacrlhed by law for
shcrlit's saies. ouer the same for anlo
for cash In 'front.' OF the court house
door u Terrant county, Tex
y MIR l-.4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

n. c. HALL, Ieweior. cheapest houtt
IA Tho city. Buys old xoid and kiiycl
Corner Nafn and lcinsanth <;rtrt<
Agent FOR fr1uco-QtrnlAn riiiN. Post
tive euro Ter fh-Hsreu aia. Write q!
rnenh NM N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

FoR EXCHANGE Two nre feai,
HunrcHI $4,000 ana $4,000 one nue
hotel 100 ronms an furnished 100000,
Tor western lands, y. 8. Hare. ,O8
Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12


SITUATIONS WANTED.
Ia nnswerInR ndNsHcoemcnts.
please meution The 'snfei,c.
KEEPER wants set OF books
Ia most during tho day Or evening
Enquire az 900 Main street.
sTENOuRAPlflR wante position
for All on pari time. Terms reasonable
Poslofiice boz 100
WANTED -situntion. Expert book
Eeeper and correspondence Iiust rcicr-
encSs. Thorough buslnpan experience
~ eighteen years. Addrors Meier care
Gazette.
WANTED Position By ap Ensllah
couple 70 DO Hight homework. walt on
liable, etc; wife nrbt class cook. Ad-
dress r. D.. care GAkeile.
ARTISTIC job printer ana ali-round
Newspaper man. strictly temperate,
wnnts goaition on reliable paper can
Give Best or references. Address uuh,
IN Main street. Dallas, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

fpR SAlinl-Ons hundred aud fertv
houses ana over 1000 Lost In an paris
Oily ON easy payments, farms fruit
iAfHs, truck eaidena, eto. NJ l. Cham.
hera, real Eatate Exchange, 200 Main
street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12
niIlliirn srA,nrs. snAhs.

STENCILS. ETc.--Write Dallas Stump
aud Printing Company, Dallas, Tor
iateat chtainEuei cheapest house 10
North Texas Trial orders solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12


coNsrABLE's SALE - REAL. us
TATE Ky virtue " an oX.cution u.s.
sued out Of the county court of Tar
rant county. Tex, IN cause No. 1851
John Brown Vs. u W spear. l., J..
Joplin, D w Roy and O.. G. Pata
did on the Sth day NJ November 1895.
levy upon che following described renl
cstatc as tho properly OF l.. l., Joplin.
one of tho dsfcndNnta. to-wlt Al thAt
ccrtnin tract or parcel OF land lying
and being altuntod IN the state OF
rexas ana county OF Tauant and q
pnrt OF the w G. prlce survey and
known IA the north part OF block No
z and on the plat of The town OF
Manifold, heginrng at stone In
Lake street, from which post oak
two fcct IA diameter bears Pouth y ~
degrees east 20 foet and Z lnrhoh; alto,
rs inches Ia diameter bears N. ~ Dc
groca W. T2 feet inehes thence south
IS degrees east to stone az the cor
ner of Lake and WaNnhuchic htrvct9i
thence south rs degrees r., with WuNN-
hnchio street a2i feet to a 8tunci thence
N. So dvprtca wtst 2Q4 9-J fa"t To
stone thence south iaG i-2 feet 10 @
stone at the ~ ". Colnot OF Rowlra' lott
thence NJ so dcgreer W an feet to u
stone, thence N. degrees 10, $50 Feet
to the place OF beginning; containing
about 1--WE and one-hnlf acres Of lana,
For better description soo Record of
Mortgages TarWnt county J VIII on
the AN day uf December 1891, tho
same being the first Tuesday IN De-
cemher, 1874, between tho houra pre-
acribcd hy law Tor shorld'a nnica, oter
tho same FOR sale Cor caah in front OF
the court house door Of Tnrrant conn
~ H. 10. MORRISON,
Constable Precinct No s. Tarrant
10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

pRtNTERs. AT'rENrfoNi--If you
want to engage 10 business FOR your
telf ans make money. We have two
canpicte printing planis, which W.
,eni Ien fof abcut 1900 each, which
XIX great harfains We VIII sell on
varv r-asonable tefInA with little
cnsh down We also Know some excel
esnt iopatlana fof this business. Ad-
a,..a al once. Lock box 579, FORT
svbrib. Dant' miss this opportunity 70
,tl,l.,. q good invsstmeni Write at
n,.re for psrtculorH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

TO WHOM IT MAY COECERN-i,
John O. Talbot heretofore appointed
and duly qualified receiver OF the es-
tate OF benton r. Lymon, late OF Tar
rant county. ToXa9, acting pursuant 20
an order ~ The district court OF Tur-
rant county. Seventeenth judicial dli-
trict, made by said court in cnHe Nc.
1856 J. ~ TAYLOR VIZ, Farmers ana
Mechanics National bank % nj, on p1-
inbcr 81. isot and entered In the mlu-
utes OF said court On Pare of book
'tf" viii ou hul Tuenday In December,
1894. same heinE an day Of said month
between tho hours Of 10 O'clock a. m.
aud O'Clock .. m, offer for sale, at
public vendue OF the court houau door
In tho city Of Fort Worth, The entire
egtnte OF said Benton Y, Lymon now In
my hands az such receiver, more par
tfcularly described M follows, to-wlt.
Certain lands IN rhrrnnt county, NIX
AZ. known and described MS lots NOS
"a ia ana 10 and a part OF ~. IN block
No a. ln the city Of Fort worth, to-
neither with all OF tho building mater
inl and other personal property be-
longing to said estate ana IN my pos,
session as receiver ~ atoroFaid. | VIII
offor said property aud premlaoa for
gnie IN bullt a. ah cntlroty. ns follows:
First for all cnah. ana. Second, for
ono-haif cash and tho reminder In
tpetys months occurred by Hen upon
mo propcrty Every bid must DO 0e-
onmvanied hy certified check on come
bank IN Fort Worth FOR $500, nll hlig
to be ~ me reported 70 the court ioi
confirmation To me bidder whose PIG
exeonfe and deliver due instrument OF
conveyance JOHN o. TALBOT.
Ilcceivor OF the Est0te Of Benton T.
lennon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

Henrietta, CLAY couaty, Iex.
Sell nad exchange Farms. Ranchea.
aid City Property. Correspondence ~
iiclted
References. FARMERS National Bank
Hcnricttn; Tirat National Bank. Ford
Morthi Lanl Mortgage Bank OF rtkasi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12

WANrEp--A man who undoratauds
q hair interest Ia ono ~ the hest loe0t-'
ed hotels In west Tcyn9, Address or
see ~, G. Andrews Fpri worth. TcN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-12
Brewing Capaotv 100000 Barrels Per Annum.
PATRUNZE ZONE INDUSTRY BY DRINKING FORT WORTH BEER


,s1s+..ta.s.s. .s|.l. l....I.I. ~. ~ 49,.
~ nnswerlng ndscrusemrnts
please nen'iun rhc nnsrt,c.
y BLOCK ot unenoumbercd residence
lots In the clly OF Wort Worth Tor tN-
change Tor merchandise. Addrofa y
y y ~ eare Gazette.
FoR sAlsia- 0ns hundred aud ferty
houses ana over 1000 Lost In an paris
eiV ON easy paymcnts, farms, fruit
iArms, truck enidena, cto. NJ L. Cham.
nNrf, ReN hliate Exchange, 700 Mnin
street,
FoR EXCHANGE Two mo feai.
eenrcai $4,000 ana $4,000 one nue
hotel 100 ropmH an furnished 100000,
ier western lRndH u, 3, Hare, i0a
Main.
FOR SALE on Won't slide. nice homo
llve room house, corner lot. large yard,
haic lu2 Main
1860 ACRES, mosuy pralrlei viii SCH
w any hl2o tract 60 suit purchasers 81,
onO-thlrd clash. balance reasonable
time. 4, s. Clnga Cucro, ToV
FlVll TnoUsANn ACREs " rood
farm lmQ, lNluK IN tile counties OF
Archer, Baylor, WhGN2f and Cottlc,
clear OF oncumhtinio nnd perfect
title, 10 trnd1 lnr Fort Worth city
PROPERTY or VIII cNchnnga FOR good
bnnk rioclr, or puiliing and Loom
ttaoelhtion stocks, 0or purtioul0rs
Amply 10 N G. Hurley. OF National
LiNv stQck bRnk. ar 70 3omar n llO.
mat dnaeite building
FOR sALl $40 nortp VI lund ten mllnA
east Of Fort Worth on the muin Dallas
road. ag0 acres Of thln land ie nne land
An brush and timber Price 81 per
Acre. Vurma easy.