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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

The Corn crop short-wheat Has
Risen In Price viii Corn.

hiscn In rrfce With Corn.
New York, Aug. 1O.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade tomorrow
Will say:
The advice in corn discloses a genera,
belief that the injury to this most ina
portant crop has been So great as 10
a1eet materially THE traffic OF rail
roads, the demand for manufacturing
products and the ctst of markets for
the coming year. Unless the markets
deceive spd are entirely deceived. our
country VIII have 70 face real ca
lamity in the loss Of something Ike
5Oo.OOO,O0O bushels of corn, and this loss
corn sellers have 10 share through the
advance Of IL Ii cenrs in the two
weeks. and . cents since Friday last
week. Neither official nor unofficial
statements as yet preclude the hope
ina the loss muy provo loss serious.
but at current prices 1900, 900 coo hush
els would cost as much as 100000. GOO
bushels would have cost a fortnight
ago.
Wheat has risen 2 1-2 cents IN the
fortnieht and l-2u during the week,
although western receipts have been
5,293,llS bushels. against s,1G2.i9i last
year. Atlantic exports are still alb ut
half as large as a year ago, 1894
bushels. against 2.7si,7S4 last year,
Pork products are little stronger,
as is natural.
Cotton has twice risen and declined
1l-l6c. with increasing prospect of a
very large yield. closing without change
for the week.
The iron and steel manufacturer re-
cords great Increase Of nearly 10000
tons weekly, about loo tons less than
in Anril, but 5000 tens more than year
ago. when the prostraiion had nearly
reached its worst The decrease in UNI
sold stock WIS only 5137 tons for the
month. showing consumption in man
ufactures not quite equal to the pres
eat output. Prices sustain this view,
having changed only In the direction Of
weakness.the disappointing demand for
finished products is still the Inain fac
tor.
The business In boots and shoes
Is strong and healthy, though con-
spicucusly confined to medium and low
prlced articles. such as as cont shoes
for men and So and 60 cent for womer IS
wear, but shipmei Is from Boston have
been in two weeks 166,4qS cases. against
122,S2G last year.
The sales of wool would have been
larger according to reports from the
different markets, IL there had been
sufficient stocks available. but amount
ed to 1893, 400 pounds at the three east
orn markets. against 9.229. 100 pounds
two years ago. Country holders OF
wool do not at present appear anxious
TO let somebody else speculate on its
prices, and are said TO be keeping back
supplies quite generally. although re-
ceipts at ;shitago Were 4,0f005t pounds
for the week, against 1.127099 for the
same week last year.
The failures for ,he five weeks end
ing August show liabilities OF s11.144,-
7t3. OF which S5,62c 59l were of manu-
featuring aud s5,290,9i7 of trading con
Gems. The failures during the past
week have been 251 In the United
States, against s94 last year and "a ir
Canada, against 25 last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

New Orleans La, Aug TO- Mctliroy
y Co shy; Futurea--G, Liverpool evidently
looked for n decidedly favorable bu-
reau and closed about a-eid lower than
yesterday, while spot sales have drop
ped Off 10 5000 bales The weakness
there Induced decline OF about six
points here during tho morning. but
when the bureau report was published
there wna n further drop which made
tile maximum loss of the day 10 points.
From this there was recovery, prices
closing at n rot loaA Of 8 points. The
figure Of condition Of the crop MS pub
lshed by the bureau was even longer
than generally expected, notwlthstand-
ing tho fact that the condition OF Texna
was placed NJ tho rdlculoualy low ng-
uro Of So. against 90 last month. The
average condition for tho whole crop
as represented by tho bureau is BIS.
against SOC Inst month. and II is the
general impression that, making due
allowance for tho popular opinion re-
gardIng the condition OF Texas the gem
eral average would have boon nearer
99,s, the hlghest August czrdltion on
record for many yenrs, We have hcon
inclined to think recently that the rains
in the sections which market the err
Hest cotton would seriously interfere
with the movement aud that this
would have a braclng effect upon
prices, but tho bureau report as pub
llshcd and ne amended IN the matter OF
Texas by popular opinion 10 likely TO
have decided influence In Liverpool
and cause n further decline there. and
we arc therefore Inclined 10 look for
lower markets on this side. Since the
nrst OF August. tho hatc at which the
bureau report closed, complaint has
been received from the Atlantic states
of damage BY too much rain, but the
recent CLEARING Weather has put a stop
10 complaints from that quarter. South
west Texas has been complaining OF
drouth, but since tho first has received
abundant rains, SO that necessarily
there has been a decided Improvement
giuce over the bureau figures. All these
mnttera taken together lead US 10 be-
lev. that buyers WIN keep out OF tho
mnrlSet until lower range OF prices
shall have been established.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
AN AennnMnNr nnAcunD.
Rates Fixed to Apply TO Texas Com
mon Points.

Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. 10.--An agreement
was reached in today's meeting OF the
Southwestern Traffic association to
annIv the Texas common point rates
on ali stations on the La Porte, Hous-
ION and Northern road. The question
AZ diviscns OF through rates to points
on The sugarland railway was referred
~ a srecial committee for settlement.
II vas agreed to apply the same rules
ma regulations on shipmens Of grain
ard Grain products recognized at other
Western points as now govern trans
nortation through Missouri river cross
ing. ,,,.-.,,-j assoc,a.ion
,,,ra,,gh Ms chairman notified the
,,aetina that its committee appointed
~, ioin conference between the iwo
~ aoci5tions could not meet August u.
NM date for the conference was So ipr
An ~ ls ana the further e9nsidfia, I,
t.ea ~ rates between Texas polnts ufd
S.@inradn and Utah was postponed IN
- y fser IRE Joint conference cnvensii.
M, !, matter OF divisions OF rates froln
~ fading HurlingtonlFate or illAIl7
,,,ss referred 70 q compai'ise eoii,-
81 ~ rspresentatlves from the i'oeA
fs,a.,a ana Cotton Belt re
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Roanoke, Tex. Aug. 81. Farmers have
commenced blowing for wheat since
the rains.
Colonel Foy OF Baird visited friends
In Roanoke Saturday.
w. II. welburn spent few days
here this week
W. e. Hodges OF Falls county isiyis-
iting friends In Roanoke
Jim Smiths little girl Is quite sick
with fever.
Rev Beauchamp and son are con-
durtlng a very interesting revival
meeting at the Union church.
Berry Hood is making some quite
extensive improvements on his resi-
dence here.
W. n. Lamb OF Bowie was In Roam
oke Thursday looking after some busi-
moss interests here.
Rev, Hardce OF Whiteshoro visited at
DR., Brooks one day this weak.
D. Head g Son are making some
much needed repairs on their dry goods
store.
Our street commissioners are max
ing our street crossings OF pulNerised
brick and mortar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Dcnison. Tex, Aug lO.~-Earry peth-
cram. son OF Chief Engineer Petheram
OF the Katy of Texas, was presented
with a gold watch and chain at Otto
way Beach. Michigan, where he is
spending the summer in company with
his mother. Young Petheram and n hoy
named 1demer were playing ON the
government pier to Lake Micvhigan. a
storm was raging and a huge wave
swept young Idemer into the lake.
Petheram swung over the end of the
pier, Idemer grabbing his feet and held
on until assistance arrived. The boys
father learning OF P0thefam's bravery
and presence Of mind made him n
present OF an elegant time piece.
John smith, colorod, was arrested at
Bonham last night for alleged thievlng
from box cars In penison last winter
He had been married az Bopham un-
der the name of Bill Jackson.
CHIEF of Police James last night took
into custody David Vernon, son OF w.
N. Vernon OF Farmersville who ran
away from home laat Monday, The
boys father arrived last night and re-
turned home with his son this morn
ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Mineoia. Tex, Aug. 1O.-The con-
ventlon met al s!ss a. m. and baNotirs
continued unchanged TO - o'clo'g when
an adjournment tn 2 y. m. WINS taken
Al the i750th ballot Rusle county, which
has been voting for kilgure, changed
to McCord and continued so, At the
1S76th ballot Morris of Ru3lt moved
TO invite Judge Nc 1orl and Mr.. Yoa-
kun to address the convention. a
vote was taken which resulted-ayes
"a 1-s, nays 30 90. Mccoris strength
voted aye and Yolkum and kilgcre's
nays. An adjournmens was then lnken
until D. m. There are no Indications
of change. II Is urobdh,e the corr
ventiqn will adjourn tomorrow night
until after the state convention. Dele
gates are returning home but their
places are Immediately filled by re-
cruits. There IS no dark horse talk
yet, but several distinguished gentle
men have their lightning rods ad-
iusted. The delegates are determined
to select from the candidates before the
convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11


street nnradoa and outside attractions
was received and NH BE- put INTO exc
cutlon as FAR as practicnhic.
10 The Board o. Directors 81 the Texas
Cotton Palace:
Your committee on atree1 uarndes
and outside attractions recotnnlends
that MS nenrly az pract,cnhie tho tnl-
lowing program shall he carried out
at such times and dates as may DO
hereinafter decided on;
1. Coronation parade. This parade IL
symbolic 81 COTTON. Drn,yin~s Of tho
principal TEXTURES OF same accompany
this report.
2. Flrrman's parade and exposition OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
A DECLINE IN coRN.
The Crop Report As Issued by the
Government stntisticinn.

Washington, Aug l0.--The average
report OF the statistician of the de-
partment OF agriculture shows a de-
cline In corn of nearly 26 per cent
since July l, the average for the en-
tire breadth being 69.1. against % for
the month Of July. The condition OF
August. 1893. was 81. The great de-
cline Is due almost entirely to the
extensive and unprecedented severe
drouth and the hot dry winds that
swept over the states of Nebraska,
Kansas and Iowa and parts of the
other western states. In some locali-
ties the crop has been injured beyond
recovery, while on others timely rains
would go far toward assuring fair
yields. The averages for the principal
states are as follows; Ohio ~; Ken
lucky so; Indiana IS; Illinois 70; Iowa
As: Missouri So; Kansas 80; Nebraska
80: South Dakota 20. The condition of
spring wheat has fallen since last re-
port 8 points. being 67.1 against 6S. A
for the month of July. The condition
by states Ia; Wisconsin 40; Minnesota
76 Iowa SO: Kansas 80; Nebraska Al,
South Dakota 30; North Dakota 49,;
Washington 80; Oregon 80, The adj
vices as to winter wheat from CORE
spondents and threshers indicate a
good yield of excellent quality. The
condition of oats has declined 2
points since date of last report, being
SG.5, against III in July The condi-
ton for August. 1898. was 1873. Bar
ley IS 69.S, against 76.S last month.
Rice, o. substantially the same as
last month Potatoes 7A.5, against 72 3
last month Tobacco 81 o. against ST.
last month. Cotton ISL, an increase OF
az points over July and 3.5 over June,
| The averages by states are: Virginia
90; Alabama %; Mississippi 81; Louisi-
| nna IS: Texas 95: Arkansas 96; Tennes-
see 95; Missouri 90; Oklahoma 99; North
Carolina 95; South Carolina eoi Georgia
| S5. Florida 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Denton, Tex. Aug. 9.--Another news
paper will appear IN Denton on the
nth Mr. James Newton, recently'of
Rnlnes county, will be the editor and
the paper Will be, the official organ of
the populists.
Elder Kerr viii In all Likelihood make
the race for floater OF this district. "
nominated he says he 10 assured he can
defeat the democratic candidate.
Chairman Evans Of the Firth con-
gressional district has issued a call
for the congressional convention TO be
held at Sherman.
sherlf Mars brought from Fort
Worth last night John Giles, ennrged
with robbery Giles had jus, worked
out his time on n crime committed IN
Fort Worth and waa turned over TO
sheriff Mars by the officers there,
The news OF the accident near
Chinn's Chapel, in this county, is con-
firmed by reports today, although from
some cause the parties names are un-
obtainabie. The young lady is very
seriously injured, however.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
CATrsyILLr.

Gatesviile. Tex. Aug. 9.--The public
school building Is nearing completion,
II will accommodate the large attend
ance Of students anticipated.
Delegates from this county are In a
Juror OF harmony In the state conven-
ton and do not take with the idea OF
a split as seems 10 be so much dis
cussed in other counties. A large del
egatlon viii be on hand frora coryell.
Yesterday evening Judge straughan
rendered his decision IN the suit OF g.
]. Mings vs. First National bank, ac-
count Of which appeared In former dis
$4,000. The bank viii appeal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

puliaa Tcx.. Aug io,-Nothing yet
has been learned regarding the iden-
tlty OF the man found dead on tho
Pnnta Fc tracks near Roinhardt
small sutton eight miles from Dallas,
yoaterdny. The spot where he was
found ~ about one and onc-haif miles
XXI. aide n Reinbar1t He was man
vied beyond any possibility q rccog-
nitlon BY anyone Ills head was com
pisteiy severed from hts body. The
nrfortunate was about twenty-five
Years al age, Ave feet nine inches In
helghth and weighed 1bout i45 pounds
HAD very slight black mustaehe; Near
~. angt where he WAS killed was
found AZ 20 In silver. In his pdcltot
vas found 90 cents in silver. a lady's
nlettire and a pair Of cur buttons.
There was not a llnc Of writing on
him Tor anything pugseHtiye OF his
Identity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
THE JUMBO DISTRICT.



call by counties proceeded, ]. c. Boyer
chair,
Hon. b. r.. Webb Of Baird was elect
ed permanent chairman; j, Il. Dsan OF
Ranger secretary.
Gen. Jamos placed In nomination for
the state senate w. IL. Clyet from Cal
lahan county.
Mr.. Walthan or Reeves county placed
in nomination h. d. Gage Of Ward
county.
James Warren Of shackelford county
placed In nomination ID. g. Hunt of
Eastland county,
placed in nomination Hon. .. x. scott
Of Eastland county in a most elegant
speech
Ballotlng was then commenced and
Gage was found 10 be IN the lead, but
without the two-thirds majority
Ten ballots were taken, and the last
resulted the snmc as the ifst, with
Gage ahead, followed by Scott, Hunt
and last, Clyet,
At II p, m a motion to adjourn until
s o'clock was carried,
Convention was again called 10 order
this morning by Chairman Webb and
balloting was commenced.
After taklngsfourteen ballots II was
found that Gage still lead, with 80
votes to his credit, the same number
that he commenced with Gen. James
then withdrew Mr.. clyets name from
the race.
Then Hon, d. G. Hunt of Eastiand
county withdrew, throwing his sup
port to Gage.
1t was now seen that Gage was =
sure winner, so when balloting was
called by the chairman. a motion was
made TO make his nomination unanl-
nous, which was carried, and J, S,
l "a. r. 4 a. .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Hillsboro. Tex. Aug. i0.-There came
near being serious fire last night
at the residence OF Dr. showers
nrc. and Miss showers rushed through
the flames with mn infant and gave
the alarm. Mrs. Showers and one child
were cut or In a rear room and
were rescued by nelghbors, who were
on the grounds in n moment and extin-
guished the flames.
The Hillaboro Rifles moved into
their new armory IN the Levy building
last night. They engage In the COM
pctitive company drill tonight at the
city hall.
Mr.. W. Kaigler late OF the Amer
lean express company OF this city
leaves tonight for Fort Smith, Ark
TO take charge Of a Pacific express
uiIlee In that city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Vernon, Tex, Aug. l0.-The repre-
sentative convention was called 10 or
der here today. The vote stood: Rob
bins wilbarger's candidate, 6 2-5i and
Echols, Greer's candidate. 4 SIS. The
two thirds rule has been adopted and
a deadlock IS the result Robbins men
say they are here until the November
election Chiffon has been Endorsed
and both tho representative and state
senntor instrueted 70 vote for him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
NORTH TEXAS TOWNS.


copperas Cove. Tex, Aug. g.-Farm-
ers in this section report boil worms
ana sharpshooters as doing the cot
ion crop considerable damage.
The santa Fe chair car which was
wrecked below hero passed through
mis- evening with large force, who re-
ti,rn 10 Temple, II Is reported ms hnv-
inr been caused by broken rail.
trucks and sests OF the car were
smashed on one end. No other damage
Js reported. The wreck caused tho train
from the west TO be several hours late.
Mrs. /. Kreegel, the wife q a promi-
rent German farmer. was buried here
yesterday Der many lovable traits q
Character endeared her to all who knew
her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

VIII be increased and the DELAY which
Is ikeiy 10 ensue In the reorganlzatinn
OF the Atchison company itself on tho
otner hand. II 81 realized that the ilie-
Eal irregularities In the Atchison's
oookkeeping department may exist in
uccoun,s OF other companies and that
me eIect VIII be 10 make managers
more careful directors more watchful
Insisting that there shall he some aud.
Jung and supervision of railroad ac-
counts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

pottybOro. TeN.,I AUG. NC, ".
GI,sen. the blacksmith, was seriously
hurt yesterday by Wild mule. he
was placing shoes on the mule. Tho
mule became enraesd aud made fight,
Jerking Mr. Green to the ground and
having and kicking him. Green was
struck on the head several times and
knocked senseles9, and Ia that condi-
tson lay the greater part Of last night.
the physicians have hopes OF his re-
covery.s
quite a crowd attended the eSscon-
Tolerate reunion at Whitesboro last
Friday.
A political picnic Will be given At the
comInins park August ~ Ereryb body
invited to come and near J. w. Bailey
speak
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

New York. Aug. 1O.-The movement
of dry goods on previous purchase has
been very dull, but the new demand
was less general than at previous r.
ports. For summer specialues the
trade has done well, but the larger
buvere have gone home or retired from
me market for the week. Printing
cloths dull, at 95-S less per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
THE AGENCIES SAY.
,.rr.s AND DUN ON THE
STATE OF TRADE.
portion of July Wit
e the Lowest Point In me
m. commercial Tihe'-An
l.vement All Around Now.

vor, Aug. 1O.-Bradstreets to-
an say: Evidences continue
4 .,,,laie that the earlier portion
,v,tnessed the lowest point in
1 ~ the commercial tide in the
ofter the moderate revival In
3rl,e The practical cessation Of
1 ,ndustrial disturbances of the
! j emphasized the tendency to
4 lament reported by telegraph
|sading manufacturing and com
eenters this week. Further
Il to Improvement is shown in
liz advance of so cents per ton
=, blllets, and in the fact that
I,,c wool markets today were
favorable to the seller than they
teen for Il year and that wool is
the two-cent advance scored
last few weeks. Refined sugar
.,.,.t,,t,. ,s,,. ,..,s,,,,,,.
bent hlgher poS9i'is ~ 'e'ao''s
Irectly connected with questions
3..nd and supply, but prices of
G, touis ore bigber mud
~ ~ - :
Hon are ll-loc up on reports OIL
to the crop and the improved
!, commercial circles south
!" -. 49,. rat.
'9paeco az" "' a. ~"
Nth an active demand, the ten
Of prices being upward, and the
da.,ruction Of lumber nv n,a
VS., N..,i., a,,..,.
eago mas sleauleu quo.a ions
anu unreasonihs speeulatiVe
is IN ihulat corn laNe put UP tne
Lcarly $ cents a pushel TINS week,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Ennis. Tex. Aug. l0--At a meeting OF
the Populist campaign committee held
here today the former chairman of the
campaign committee. j. Il. Watkins,
was expelled from the committee and
g. L. Bogard was elected chairman OF
the campaign committee.
The Pops are going 10 make an ag-
gressive campaign from the middle Of
August on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Coleman, Tex, Aug. i0,--osc1r Wills.
a younR man 10 years old, son OF n
PROMINENT farmer OF this county, com
mltted suicide yesterday BY hanging
himself In his fathers Rrnnery. NO
cause is assigned for such "A rash act.
He had until recently been an innhte
Of the state deaf and dumb asylum AT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Dublin, rex. Aug iO,-Mrs. Robert
Carlisle, living about one mile from
Dublin, young married woman, dlch
very suddenly this morning after hhv-
in,, called her husband and telling him
that she had taken strychnine No
cause is assigned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11
NINE YOUNG MEN KILLED.
ONE HOLT or LIGHTNING DOES A
FEARFUL THING.
Gathered Under Tree During
storm, the Tree Is struck. i<iIing
Seven outright ana AiortaIiy
Wounding Two.

Bassets. Tex. Aug. 1o.--sIx miles
north of this place, in the country. on
Brushy prairie. small upland glade.
where the boys of the neighborhood
were engaged in base bali game
during storm, seven young men
while under tree were struck and
killed by lightning ana two morally
wounded.
The killed are,
WILLIE WELSH.
TOM MERCHANT.
WILLIE HEATH,
ARCHIE PETTY,
JOHN JACOBS.
A young man named Blanchard, and
also one unknown,
Two were MORALLY wounded whose
names could not be learned,
Young Petty has wife and family;
the rest are single men, Willie Welsh
and father lived at Kount, Tex, where
the father has been notified of his sons
death.
The neighborhood is in deep sorrow.
Homes which were sunshine this
morning now are dark and gloomy,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

corsicana. Tex, Aug. la.--Jim Weav-
er. yilrdmasttr or the Central railroad
IN this city, was run over w inc
were maFhed at the knee. the right
one into pulp. Il is likely both VIII
have 10 be amprtatsd-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

.NrH
|1,ial '1 pS, Aug, Observation-Disclosures III
Z vsa. Esyiew t>raorrow viii say:
.saii6n ,ylng facts in the specuIative
Gtks, sre Very firmly held. and
Eilpmans Is general belief that the
|abe ~, q the tariff controversy
E'ent 3, considerable force While the
ssoenpS Y, damage to the crops from
fsssnt \ . Is apnrecIated. thefe Is at
rsSts a. Z Opposition to, mininsixe the
rrrrsa, ne ailroads. particularlv
|Fsly in,N,, earnings exhibit comparn-
|es.mer,n aecresse, while the actual
(sls trIsL q traffic as Described Is
|se I'M The stoppage Of eoId ex-
rare ~ nae a good erect thoneh
L,sasaas sifsst.leent fact is the buliish
Rtsass,ai Tendon toward aAmeriean
Is ass,,s as.Sh1ough the buying from
asss k,ssF nas not been Of an ey-
4 ss,s me- The Atchison disclosures
''7i,s,s as unfortunate from the
= our corporate management
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Bowie. Tex, Aug. D.-Thr district
horticultural society adjourned yester-
day evening. Several interesting talks
were made and the display OF fruits,
vegetables. corn, cats, cotton. etc, was
the finest ever eSlnbited in this county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Il York, Aug, 10.-rhe following
sompiled by Bradstreet's, shows
0hi elearances at the principal
ana the percentage OF increase or
fass as compared with the corre-
'llng week last year:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-11

Tex. Aug. l0--At Green
bren nam ,,,rht Frank chappell shot
vine ,ass n the shoulder with a rhot-
Ned h ~ y the Shot taking effect IN
his chin