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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
THE VERMONT NEWS.
Two Benson Boys Shot.
LOrose, Frenchmon, Held for TriaI--.

LarOse, Frenchmnn, Held for Trial---
One of the Boys VIII Doubtless Die.
A shooting affair occurred at Benson on
Tuesday night of last week, when two
boys named Norton, George, aged 8, and
Edward, aged IA years, were shot by
Frenchman named Larose, the younger
boy being MORALLY wounded and the older
one seriously injured. The Norton boys,
who live on the shore of Lake Champlain,
started about 8 o'clock in the evening
to walk to the home of negro
named Massey, about half mile away.
On the way they met three men, John La
fieur his son Arthur, and Larose, his SON
in-law Young Lafleur was carrying a
loaded musket, and as the boys approached
the party Larose took the gun from his
companion. AS he put it to his shoulder
the older Norton boy, seeing the peril of
himself and his little brother, cried, Don't
shoot" Larose, however, fired, and the
charge struck both boys. George fell to
the ground with Is shot holes in his abdo-
men and groin, but Edward retained his
feet Ten of the shot had hit him in the
thigh, while one had penetrated his hand.
George was unable to help himself, and
the three men helped the boys home.
The story of Larose is that the party
had the gun along because of wild ami
mails which had been seen in the vicinity.
The boys were coming through the bushes
and could not be distinguished. He says
that he shouted, and receiving no answer,
fired, thinking he saw a bear This is
contradicted by young Lafeur, who says
that there was no interval between La
roses cry and the shot. He says he did
not know what Larose was firing at La
rose married the Lafeur girl about year
ago, and has made threats against the Nor
ton boys, his particular luminosity being
directed against the Oldest of the family.
! The only theory which will account for an
intentional shooting is that Larose mis-
took Edward Norton for his older brother.
The fact that it was bright moonlight and
the contradictory stories told by the French
men make the accidental shooting theory
improbable.
At the hearing on Saturday Larose was
held in $500 for his appearance before the
grand jury at the September term of the
county court, to answer to the charge OF
assault with intent to kill. This charg
may be changed and in event of young
Norton's death Larose will be held fol
manslaughter Larose told the court thai
he was not guilty of shooting the boy in
tentionally.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
READSBORO.
Found Hanging i'm a Tree.

Last Saturday a party of boys were
roaming through the woods west of here
and espied hanging from branch of a ma
pie, 30 feet from the ground, what APP
peared to be a human body. They secured
assistance and the object was found to be
the dead body of Webb c. Plumb, the IA
year-old son of Lucius Plumb, we'll
known resident. 1t appeared that the lad
had climbed the tree, carefully adjusted
the moose about his neck and swung to his
death from the limb. He mysteriously dis
appeared from his home May II. The
neighboring pond was dragged and search
ing parties secured the woods on the sur
rounding hillsides. The boys parents are
unable to account for his disappearance
and suicide,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
NEW HAMPSHIRE NOTES.

Two daughters of Jasper Smith Of Al
stead, aged eight and 10 years respectively,
we're shot Friday by 15-year-old boy
named Frank Porter. The army musket
nsed was loaded with heavy shot, and the
charge grazed the head of the younger
child taking effect in the neck, chin and
shonlder of the elder, making ugly though
not probably fatal wounds. The boy was
arrested. lie does not bear very good
reputation, and it is thought the shooting
NAV not have been accidental
Fire totally destroyed the Gilmanton
academy at Gilmanton Sunday morning;
Loss, $4,000. The academy was to nave no
celebrated its Tooth anniversary June ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25

"A, A w strncE on a ranch in McMullen
oeen near San Antonio, Tex. me
county, 3! ayyrrclS the flow at depth of 80 feet
arm arr S SIl" down 20 feet and was then
ana d'G rom the casing pipe. The water
ior Sriva no ont of the Al inch pipe in ire
Is u 'dous volume and shoots into the air TO
m eI;1%t Of "a feet. The we'll drillers and
a neisS Of the neighborhood were
Iah 1iii frinbtened at the great flow of water,
D n%icb iI began washing everything away
VIZ mllTn If as it poured down the hillside,
T TT,ei entire country is flooded from the
we'll.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
Dedication of the State Asylum at Wa
terbury.

The new Vermont state asylum at Wa
terbury has now been completed with the
exception of the north wing. The south
wing was finished in 1891, and the admin
istration building, consisting of offices,
chapel, kitchen, power house and other
rooms, has just been completed. The
dedication exercises will take place Thurs
day evening, the 31st The program will
consist of delivery of keys by Hon. George
w. Wing of the board of trustees and ac-
ceptation of same by Supt. w. II. Giddings,
and speeches by Gov. Fuller, eN-Gov. Dill
ingham, Rev. A. j. Covell and others.
The buildings already erected have cost up
ward of 100000, including $4,000 for
heating, lighting and furnishing. The
asylum when completed will be one of the
finest and best equipped institutions of the
kind in the United States. 1t was first
opened for the reception of patients Aug.
s, 1891, and during the year ending June
80, 1892, the total number admitted was
224 The whole number of inmates at the
present time is POI. There are about the
same number of state wards in the Retreat
Brattleboro, who will be transferred here
as soon as the north wing is built.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
SOUTH WINDHAM.

health. ~
Geo. 5. Van Schaick with his wife son
and father, drove from Evansville, n. Y.
last week to visit his brother, Rev. Chas.
Van Schaick.
Geo 5. Van Shack has purchased the
whitman farm in this place of Frank Har-
rls of Windham, and expects to move to it
IN the spring. There are several more
good farms here for sale.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
VICINITY GLEANINGs.
FelchVille.

The young people of the Universaliis,t
church have formed Christian union with
p members.
During the thunder storm on the night
Of Nav Is the barns of James Taylor of
West Windsor were struck by lightning
and totally destroyed. Two cows, a yoke
of oxen and calf, besides eight tons OF
hay and farming implements were burnt,
also 80 bushels of oats which were moved
into the barn that afternoon. The lnsur-
ance will partially cover the loss.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
n1nn.s mhumnnltn to MlmseIr.

The most nhuman outrages, outrages which
would disgrace the savage, man perpetrates up
on his own system by swallowing drastic purga-
tives which convulse his stomach, agonize his in
testines and weaken his system. Many people
constantly do this under the impression that
medicaments only are violent in their action, and
particularly cathartcs are of any avail lrrepa-
rable injury to health is wrought under this mis-
taken idea The laxative which most nearly APP
proaches the benehcent action of nature is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, which is painless but is
thorough and invigorates the Intestinal canal
liver and the stomach share in the benign dis
cpline instituted by this comprehensive medi-
cine whose healthful influence is felt throughout
the system Malarious, rheumatic kidney and
nervous complaints succumb to it,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
<. BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1894.

the safe. The side wall of the Office,
against which the safe stood, was blown
outward about two inches and all four of
the windows in the room were blown out,
sash and ALL Mr.. Whitcomb had deposit
ed $1,000 Friday noon. This is the third
time within four years that this company
have been robbed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25
Safe Cracking at Barre.

The office of Smith, Whitcomb & Cook
in Barre, about half a mile from the post
office, was entered after midnight Satur-
day morning and the office safe blown to
pieces, the burglars getting about $50 in
change. The safe door was torn from It's
hinges and blown 10 feet from the body of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25

JooJ' gN the value Of Ayers Sarsaparilia as a
las fouiu5l ller' With this medicine he knows he
lsld thar a remedy upon which he may rely;
Has cnr.a ille long malady is at last conquered
'0'eu others, win cure you.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-25

George Spaulding of Farnham, Que,
aged about %, an engineer, Chester Elem
ing of Manchester, n. H., young man of
about %, who was at Philipsburg, Que,
on visit, and Willie Symms, aged 10, of
Phlipsburg, were drowned in Missisquoi
bay Sunday. They had good skiff and
one of them was a good sailor, but the
wind was high and variable. The engi-
neer not appearing for duty Monday morn
ing search was made and their boat was
found bottom up on the shore
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Madrid ian. DISPATCHES from
SaagOssa say that physicians In nt-
tendance upon Salvador Franrhe. The con.
fessed pcrpetrator OF the Iice0 theatcr
bomb outrage, who ATTEMPTED suicide
when arrested and also sever y
wounded himself. say that Lis recovery is
now doubtful.
Though Informed MS to his condition.
Franche refused the offices of a chm,
lain. who was sent to MIN bv Cardinal
Benacider. FrancLe sill warmly up.
holds anarchy.
The wife Of Franchc has made an nd.
dtional confession that her husband was
present az the tHmons anarc INST meeting
the conspiratOrS were armed with bDinbs
reyolvers and knives and prepared 10
sack the town and destroy Bourgeois.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

HpPclNl 10 llt huhtllt'
weitherford. Tex. Jan. io.-Tie Lone
Sinr Lodge No. A Of the knights Of l'ythias,
Joined by the Columbian pyihlan Sisters,
held n public Installation Of officers az the
Castle hail, at which time and place officers
were duly installed as follows; Lone 5 ar
Lodge W. A. Llsk, chancellor commander;
A. II. Chmel vice chancellor; O. II. Van
Gieson, prelale; II. i. Moran, master of
work; ". d. Taylor, master Of exchgquer
j. n. Cotton, master OF finance; W. X.
Shropshire, master Of arms e. l.. Thoma-
son Keeper OF records and seat; J n. Bun.
inside guard; ] NJ. Hart outside guard,
Columbian Temple, lythan Sisters: Mrs,
NJ. 7. Emanuel, NJ. e. c.. Mrs. Wright
Taylor u. s.. Mrs, ], r.. Gotten. Il; j. !;
Miss Pearl Corn, NJ. OF T.. Mrs. Pugh
Price, NJ. Of r. Miss Maggie Coleman. Z.
OF r.: Mrs + Porter, NJ. OF H. anu g.;
Mrs. IAee Putnam. G OF o. T., and Mas
Millic Eddleman, p q. Of 4.
After the instHla on OF officers there
was an address, by Rev. Charles Brown,
followed BY two songs by the Adrian !. ANA "a,
ignr club, The whole consnde WIN ,i nii
elegant repast, to which 800 people dlu
humngc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

FOR sAIE-NEwsP' PER AND ion on.
n.e 10 one Of the lest 20 s IN the
panh lulle. Only paper IA he nu y.
reason for selin wish 70 enga IN
r bu.lnek Adore NA&. ,ate q e.
ztttr, Fort Worth, rex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

10 secure nOrtnnl aud regular tissue change
through az the body Br n rcih's 4 s.
This tissue metAmorphosis consists Ia COM
$ utly proceeding vase uf tissue and lis
regeneration Braulreths PMS are the le {
solvent Of the products OF disintegration OF
the tissues and increases their elasticity,
They are nm Alternative ana eliminatve
remedy. which 0lay irritation and remove
obstruction by aiding nature ana nrp OF
great benehi In cusps OF temporary and
hnhltunl constipation. torpid liver. b. ious-
ness. headache, Indigestion, lheumnt sui
aud diseases arising from an Impure state
Of he blood,
Brandrcth's PMS are purely vegetable,
ahsn ute y harmless, aud safe to ,ukc ut
any time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
CHEROKEE BOND MATTER
Special TO the Gaze,te.

Muskogee, |. H., Jau. lot seems
now that the Cherokee bond deal assumes
very serious aspect since the committee
at Iahlequah repudlated the deal Of Il.
ID. Chadick. and II has the appearances
that the Cherokee authorities viii vet
have 10 treat with Chadicl, aud bis syn
dictate IN order to make 81 possible to
Chadicl; is as formidable as be ia peace
full, and his enemies are likely to have
trouble. II mn injunction Is brought by
Mr.. Chadlck and his party the Cherokee
win wait for years for their money, and
this is what Mr.. Chldick viii do.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
LIKE THE
LINE lliE
MONrAGUES
AND THE CApULETS.


Saltillo. Mex, Jan. 10.-A bloody battle
IS reported NJ CuanUen0s. the result of
an old feud between the Nelasco and
Pandora families Z he heads of The two
families were killed at the beginning
Since then three NelAscO anil two Fan.
on each side. Yesterday the six met
and a revolver duel was fought result.
ing in the killing of two on each side
and the serious wouud.ng of the Others
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

liy virtue Of an order OF sale Issued
oul OF the District Court OF rarranl ooun'
~, Texas, 10 cause No, IulI A. 8 Bihdlapn
and wife, l.. A. Dlddlsou. vs., A. Il. Leach
anu W, II, Ward did on the sth day oi
January, 1894 levy upon the following dc
scriUcd real estate ~ the property OF A. A.
Leach ana W II. Ward dcfenu0nts, To-
WE StuntOd Ia TnrrAut county, Texas.
the SHINE bong part OF 10 r. rarla survey
patented TO J Aahury assignee Of ID. 4.
pnrla, patent No, l43, volume ~ OF Peter
Cli4ny certificate No. W, more fully de
scriDud as follOwul beginning nt tho
northwest corner u said survey, thence east
ABu ct 10 the middle OF the street, SAID
street being % feet Width, thence south a2i
feet parallel WITH the west line OF sal l
survey to Il stake, thence west lSo feet 10
"a stare IN The west line OF SAID AuTYcy,
thoncc north i1l feet 70 lhe pu m
ginning, contalnlng In all three acres, more
or lean.
the same being Tho hrHt Tuesday In FEB.
ruary, lSai between the hours prescribed
hy law for sheHn's Sales, oner the Same
for sale Tor cash w mont OF the courthouse
door OF 1arr0nt county, Texas.
d. A. EULESS,
Sheriff Of Tnrrant county, TexRs.
By W. NJ. lthA, Deputy sheriff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
SENSATIONAL,
SENSATIONAL
WAR NEWS
FROM VENICE.
'A'An Government Apparently Max
'ng Ready for War With
France.


avs sI%iSw s.'sn l0.1he Gazetta de Veniza
lIguesss NE commander of the forts in
10 eomn anu Piedmont has been ordered
fors IN Xxx re me armlng forthwith of the
pete H. uae rench frontier. and to com
IA t.al,ellan sea. In addition il e siat tsiI
~. several army corns have hesn ", orl
%, an y Place themselves IN readiness
eaased outbreak Of war. The news ms
sbelIslsaIssa . excitement In Venice, and n
tronlinssas Tue reason for taking these ex-
hn res ya,ss Steps is the fact that the Ital-
Fransa & nin9entf has positive proof that
;nent ia Si %nalng the revolutionary move
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
A PRETTY GIRL
WENT TO CHURCH.
10 TAKE HER HOME.
Two Boys FonEht-One l<illed-Thcn
the Mob Fatally Beat the Muir
dcror-An Alabama
Tragedy.


ruskcgee, A,n., Jan. lO.-Last night
jua, alter church services John West and
VIII Duke, mere youths quarrelled over
who should take a certain girl home, In.
the girls presence Duke tore a pUliug
from the fence and feled West with 1t,
Afterwards beating his brains out and
killing him almost Instantly, Duke Ned,
pursued 10y Vests friends, who caySit
him and after fatally beating him were
about 10 striug him up, but were pre-.
vented 10y officers who took Duke to
jail, where he now lies dying
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
Az ANrI.rAx n1nn

3 'l70claled Press.
TAI Io1' Jan, Jan l0.-There was an anti.
d Baa ss11esrday at Corato, the province
rsadepe. me riuious mob stoned ' ihe
ifoops- s.s q the mayor and when The In
toe rio,as. sent they We're stoned bv
p eonmaSd me result was the oiiictr
y dve Ky 81 the troops was compelled
he dlsoriesrly,G uer g fire and several of
Wounded. W Aii'eu ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE STATE or TEXAS.
In the District Court, February term. A..
70 ths shcrln or Any Constable OF Tar
rnnf County. 0rpniing:
Yuu are hpreby commanded. that by maxi
ing publication Of tliis citation In some
newspipOr Published IN the county pf lur-
hereof, y0n summon Htnrg Zach, who Is Il
nonresident Of the STATE u Texas, 70 De
and huposr before tie District Court, to be
holden 10 and for tho county OF Tdrrant, an
mo eourihonse Thereof, In the city Of IOri
Worth, Oh the second Monday W February.
Febfrpfy. A, y. 1871 80 number being
MA men and thpre 70 answer the petition
~ gfhiosa Bros, 4 Co, a ilrm composed Of
Eafitn Michael Julius WI lam, Jonas
i.Snis. l. sohloEs nn1 George II. listal.
sied Ia Taid court on the 1th day Of August,
a. D. 1913. against ihe said Henry Hath.
ana alleging In substance "a follows, tO-wit;
MAI az July l. 1895 plhintiffs sold and
dsiiyered 10 defendant certain goods wares
ana tnarfhandiab amounting 10 the sum 81
ssbag I'll mai defendant undertook aud
nrnnised to pay plalntin said sun on the
XII dey Of September. 1873 Pin!u iffs pay
for ihe Issuance q q writ Of Attachment
ma foreclosure q their attachment lien
ana for costs Of suit.
itiessin faii not. but have you then aud
.l,,.re before said court thia writ with your
sssnrn thereon showing how you have exc.
ruted the game,
..,tt Ssrtrt of Tarrant county.
ciiven under my hand aud seal OF fail
conrt IN Fort Worth this 2nl day q Ian.
navy. A. y. 1894 II. u McNAT1,
ssiegt i,istrlci Court rHrrani Canuiy, Tex.
Dy JAO. q BllANuAi. Depatg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

DhUNRAnDs MORPHINE UsEWs-YOU
IN from ten DAYS TO three weeks fur S.
lrouf tcstimunials aud full particulars
sent flee upol request Address u. WI.
son Box 0S, Comnnche Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
-t1rrsTEFT1TRREA1'
avs IT'S NOT SO BAD AS II
SEEMS.
u,uon Claiming to BE His
Fire, wife says Rail Mort
gagged Her Inner
itance.


sp SS1 ~ Tex, Jan. 1o.-Last Mon
aisbt Miss Agnes Jones VINO nVes
gay rost Houston street, was married ,Ii. 10
ca y, p.ll VINO formerly lived in WHITES
ID i'a, n, later in san Antonio and Fort
Worth baro lnovn eneh
~ tor several years and have been
s'ns, or less devoted 10 each other
iuls ,ro Years ago Rail left Whites
~ - and went to San Antonio aud from
y ~ 4 i said, he went to Corpuf
Wy A Corpus Christi Rail is said
Oh,lsu, not and married young laQy
% nay, nnra lyman. This young lady
nAuleu ,,insed TO have considerable prop
was eufr III fine of her marriage.-n- -l-4-
ein developments substaniiute inns
IVA p,u lived with the woman ne was
MAJ .,nnosed 10 have married until
hIss saysn or eight months ago, when
sU0S n'ccordlug TO his own story. lett her'
~ w. Il Jones. mother of Miss 17snes
~ 80 said 10 q reporter this morning
. ~, Ral and her daughter mad beeii
.uS sssa.nonling for some time past ana
4 Ma, &c Mrs. Jonesl was under the im'
n.assien that he had been legally mar,
4 IN Ia BIZ first wife, hut that he told
n tsr daughter up to a day or TWO ago
,bst IL was preparing to get divorce,
n mi As soon as he dld so ne WAS so'hs
a marry Miss Agnes
y An III has been in the city for the past
h.n u lars ana has met and called ON
sstei'i ~" fonau Mt her home ON East
MS Asr '..oot Nv Jones was opposal
4 hol ,lm ,J1i,ing liz daughter. believing
\ p hsn sisI' hnon diyorrpd from his
MAJ " t' I,t Ip,Ii Gnoiiy cnnvincrd him
N. wv, Ia ~ bs"n 1e@aily DIVORCED from
ilat az XIV gf, ana Ne ionea rellctnntly
as hr,t WIZ ~ ~ W. ,,,a ,,,orriooe and
slVe us eon'v ,,,o rorforr,cJ ni,ht hn.
4 ihe esreniph! 1, H'a IL ~ Dirr,nitt i'm
fore last py E,'er w; ,,.;tto, t',.,'' 80
'he ptesengs vi H.. I iI", Grnor IL fbis
Last hlgnl ~ i oi ~ Nj. -,
4 aty ana or9lnci w VI ~ ' -, I'm,
4 became susplSlons I"ns a.. NJ, w. d;rorcod
+ Ann that hall uau never ueeu WI Nl,,'i,sl'
and he had me olhrers 10 wire 10 w I'LL LII
ooro' where inc nr'ue HH1 h, .I'o o-r r,,'
4 gone TO sNenu u lew unSs' w " M
~ "'N spa nan WV arresicl ,, III '.e
S4yrnan this morning ana pia'eu III
n ial 81, AT. ,,.
Ral was seen a the lNll lnls uiuThluS
! by reporter, ana sald: WI nave
no trouble ~ getting out OF What iuohs
to be mad scrapc. am nor nli'rriel'
never have been TO me woman Who nus
been called ny VIC uuril,g 'i.e KEY
lTo years ! nveu LOT p4ie J. Whl,p
Z red, and no one can ind on record any
llernse that was ever granted to me-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
HELD ON A CHARGE OF ARSON.
spori.I "a tba Cov,tto

Breckenridge. Tex. Ian. 1n--Af'or
two-days' examining trial, John Sguyres
was yesterday bound over by Justice j
L. Davis IN the SUN Of $1,000 10 await
the action Of the grand jury, on 4 charge
of arson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

wANrED-RY AiARRIED COUPLE. NO
children, one or two nnfurnished rooms
Best o. reference. Address D.. care Ca
zetie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
As $1,000 DAMAGE SUITS

Las ~ 'Nh IftSS.
~ dsn,ssss, ~. Jan, 1O-Eirht s,,..
LED Ink sf ,ggregadng $1TO.t1 w Su..s
oadge co alnS,,loeh against the phaon'y
sent ai.ssier Ivy, % aeeoant Of ~; Ss'' ~
. q. Ives " whoa 50 many men lasi
& e !. account y ~ are for $500 Z ea .SS
~ i.I sFrsgs D. !Ae > killing g Pat & 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
A Was on THE A. p. AS

M1siated Press.
Sisiss !sI ,es WIS. Jan. 1o-T-nitad
2 Ca.ao.lea o. VIM #. Villas. IN a I Hi's'
I, ssSiares ria,S ' ~ made public todsy.
Y he public me 4; 7 A. Is "a menace
a9nla Dc opposed lie e says every citizen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Nv virtue OF an order OF sale issued
a,,f ~ ne Dlsirlct Cont VI Tarrani eoun'
~, Texas. ia cause No. 10sJ the Mestera
~ II Wont Rely aud v. NJ Mullins I az
III tla stl day Of january. loA- lefy upOa
the followiDg described rrnl estafe 8s the
ufoperty OF ihe above unined defendants
ta.yyit. Situated ~ farraut county, Texas,
b.li,,s lltt 40 Z ia block no. 1 " McAnulJ
X Nesbittis subdivision OF blocl: No, 10 "a
tho William WEIGH survey and Field addi'
non "a he city Of Fort Worth.
WIN IN the 9Th day Of February, 1871,
me same being the dfst Tneaday - hep
ytirrv 1884 hetWeen the hours prescfioei
~ Jaw for Sherllfs Snles, onor tne same
N aale for cash IN front ~ the courthonaa
tioor Of qurrant county. Texas. -. e.
WV u. A. EUi-EsS.
sheriff Of Tnrrant county, Texas
BY W. ~. hEA, Deputy Snesin'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

nv virtue N an order of sale issued
ont VI me District Court Of lafrant eVun-
IN. Texas IN cause No. 1Di5i y. L. brown
XII "a lie End day OF January, lAp1 levy
nn,u Tho following dfaefibra real eainte ~
ne property OF tue said nDoye named DE-
r,iidnntt t1.wit. Lot No. nineteen uvl In
h5oet 10 one IN 10 Smith, James a Dag
eettis addition To the city OF Fort worth.
Ii Tarrnht county Iexas. -,
1 VIII on the 9TH Jay Of feDfuary, isht'
me same being the nrht Tuesday in feo..
rtinry, 1894, between the hours prescribed
~ law for Sherif7s Sales, oner the same
Jor sale for cash 10 front Of the courthouse
". A. EILESS,
Sheriff OF Tnrrant county, rsxas,
Dy W. ~ liEA. Deputy Sheriff