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The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-03-10
The Pathos OF the Sea island
Storm

"Were many lives lost around
here?" an old man was asked. lie
stood with his hands folded in front
OF him and his eyes seeking the
ground. IL he had held his faded and
tla0by hat in his hands his attitude
would have been that OF the peasant
in Millet's picture OF the AngeluS.
He stood stock still, his bare feet
placed close together.
ale gone deaf, subj" said a woman
standing near
She touched him gently on the
arm, and instantly he was alert. The
question was repeated.
"Were many lives lost around
here"
'Oh, Yes, sub; 'bunnuncep' His
voice sounded rs IL il came from tar
away.
"llow many?"
zone, two, tree" he held up the
tlngers of one thin hand. "Mcbby
sem. Mcbby lem. Enty9" lie
turned 10 the woman TO confirm his
figures, but she merely smiled 1--WE
no count dem" he went on, shaking
his head and shutting his eyes ''Dee
gone"
Then the ola nan relapsed INTO his
former attitude. His ewes sought the
ground, his hands clasped in front OF
him, his bare feet close together.
The woman who had spoken for
him formed part OF a little group
standing nea She was rubbing the
head OF a four year-old pickaniuny.
"How many children have you?'
she was asked.
Tree, sub. Two boys; one lip
gal"
GLOW any OF them drowned"
GLOW dee gwan drown, subj" she
answered, laughing. The intonation
OF her vote was indcscriblblc.
Il uu'd de tree" she said after a
pause, with IA gesture that explained
how she saved them ''Dee choke
dee stranklc-l ap'd de tree The
woman turned and pointed to an
other woman Who was standing apart
10y the waters edge, looking out owe
the lonely marshes. ''Shc los dem
chilluG. sub. She have trouble"
. y But what this m said
did not run In the d rection OF grief.
81 glad 20 God l got two liz one EFF"
-Scribner's.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-03-10
THE GIRL WHO WAITS.
How a Young Man I'm a street Car Inter
ested Seven Women

'' ~ fseh ~ $50 >
ested seven Women.
In a street car the other day was
a young man and seven women, says
the Detroit Free Press. The young
man vas in that condition known as
befuddled, and as the car rolled
along he began u converse with him
self, starting out with:
1T was a wild night. The wind
moaned and the raindrops had sob
hing sound. i was lonely and could
not rest"
lie spoke % loudly that all in the
car could hear him Three OF the
women at once became interested, but
the other tour simply glanced at him
and turned away again.
AT ) o'clock | rang the doorbell, "
continued the young man, and was
Instantly admitted and lown into
The parlor and told that Miss Sweet
brier would be down in a moment
The dear girl was evidently expect
ing me"
The three women were doubly in.
terested at this Juncture, while the
other four pricked up their ars and
prepared TO pay attention and won
dered if they had not lost a good
thing.
''She came down-my darling Clara.
She never looked more beautiful.
She greeted me warmly aye. low
ingly-and | retained her hand as |
led her to the so a on which We had
sat and passed so many loving
hours"
The entire sever women were now
SO deeply interested that none OF them
saw a runaway horse 90 by, and two
of them hlt,hed closer TO the young
man.
after awhile" he said in a mus
ing voice and his eyes on his toes, Il
put my arm around her slender
waist and she laid her golden head
upon my shoulder with the sweet
confidence of "A child. 1t was a mo-
ment OF supreme happiness"
The TWO women who had hitched
before now hitched again, and the
five others followed suit, and all OF
them wanted TO kill the newsboy
who OF ened the door and shouted his
wares.
Il saw the light of love in her
eyes / dared TO press my lips TO her
maiden cheek. knew that she was
mine-mine forever. That IS she
vas mine if l. wanted her. All!
that hour of happiness. win l ever
forget it,"
The conductor looked In TO see
seVen wOme craning their necks and
their eyes betraying the greatest
anxiety. They were now so close to
hitch nearer.
''She waited for me to speak" he
went on, opening and closing his eyes,
as if slice y, but | was too happy.
l didn't want To &~ak the spell.
Besides, how "A | support a wife on
s. per week: Besides / don't want
to get married. The dear girl is still
waiting
what. Didn't YOU ask her to he
your W fe?" demanded one OF the
females a. she rose Up with crimson
face.
Nom. Too happy. Told her I'd
call smother night. Eight dollars a
week only buys my soda water and
cigars, and how'm | goin' to sup
Pr
Seven feminine hands mOtiOned
to the conductor TO stop, and one
after another seven women dropped
off the car and went their ways with
angry looks and compressed lips,
while the young man nodded aud
nodded and muttercd:
What happiness. She waited for
me TO speak, but | was too happy.
She's wait,ng yet Letter wait-I'm
goin' TO sleep"
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-03-10

stove for burning bituminious coal
which consumed its own smoke and
another which, after being dlled at
the top, could be inverted and made
To burn from. the base. Between 1885
and 1895 several improvements in
stoves, ovens, heating and cooking
apparatus were made 10y Count Rum
ford, and as early AS 1898 his soap
stone-lined ranges had been intro
duced In New York and were coming
gradually into general use. st Louis
Republic.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-03-10

An interesting calculation mas re-
Gently been made public through one
Of the many publications Of the
French Academy OF sc ences. IL Is
To the effect that. taking into consid.
Grafton the wear and tear on the
solid land by ocean washing, river
erosion and wind and weather, IT, say
nothing OF probable volcanic action,
the world will, by the end of the year
$500, 900, be completely washed away,
and the ocean W II roll over the
present foundations OF our great con.
tinents st LOIS Republic.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-03-10

The aus CT the diamonds extreme
hardness and impenetrability is that
when a steel point is pressed against
il the active molecules batter that
point with such vehemence and
rapidity that IL cannot get beneath
the crystalline surface In cutting
glass the molecules OF the diamond
drive the molecules OF the glass be-
fore them, or now them down like "A
mitrailIeuse
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-03-10
The Diamond

Sir Robert Ball. In one OF his Pc
culiar addresses, described the dia-
mond as consisting Of an enormous
number Of separate molecules, swing
ing 70 and fro among Themselves at a
rate OF some millions OF vibrations a
second. all IN action together, and
Quiyering with the sbo ks OF impact
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-03-10

Can't get il cut this time o. the
moon says she. Hard grow faster
an stubborner than pig weed. cut
this time o. the moon, David, says
she Mean TO say ez Providence is
smillin' on the hog killers an frown-
In on folks e. wants their hair cuts
says she.
Jane says / stick 10 the pint,
Moons right fer hog-killin', amt it?'
says /.
Stun ed her.
"'David, said she. III is
"'Look at this bar'l.' says l..
Couldn't hev a properer bari 70 pack
his pork in than that bar'l he got o.
me, could he?' says L.
"'Mowt a had twenty-five shill'n
for that bar'l, says she.
Jane says l, suck to the pint.
Couldn't hey a properer bar'l TO ack
his pork in than that bar'l he got o.
me, could hep says l..
"Stumped her.
David said she. he couldn't
Settled, says l. Settled that
Providence don't seem TO he holdin'
no grudge ag'in Josh Emberly,'
says L
Spoke a leetle too student. Sot
up fer a prophet a leetle ahead o my
time. Hadn't more'n eat my break
fast. In comes Josh Emberly.
Lookin' flustery, too.
"'Mornin', joshua said l.
David, said he, they've hooked
my bar'l!' says he.
".Josh Emberly.' says l. Not
that indentical bar'l?' says /.
"'Similar an the same saws he.
"Josh Emberly!" says l. 'Who?'
Dunno says he. They've
hooked it. Rolled it outen my door
yard. Can't find hide nor hair of il.
David said he, can't hog kill to-
day. says he.
Joshua, says Jane, don t wall,
says she. Member that If yer can't
hog kill to-day tha's a heap more that
can't hair cut, says she.
Jane, says /, stick to the pi'nt!'
says l. Bari gone, hain't it?' says l.
''Stumped her.
David, says she, 1T looks that
way
Want no doubtin' it. Josh En-
berly's bar'l he'd been hooked. Hunt
ed high an hunted low fer il. No
use. Couldn't strike its trail. Josh
tried TO skeer up another bar'l.
Want one in the deestric'. Turned
TO an sold his pork. Foolish. Toll
him SO. Orter he'll onterit Yister-
day Josh were over in Barley Run
woods. Three miled from home Seen
sumpln' down in the bottom O. the
holler. Went down to see what 1t
we're.
Jupiter Graylegs!" says Josh.
My pork bar'l.' says he.
PUT his foot on the bari. Sum
PIN scrambled an grumbled inside OF
It, Then sumpin' tumbled an jun
bled outside Of it, bar. ,Lemen us
big bar. Seen Josh an dug fer the
laurels Bar had stole Josh's bar'L
Rolled it three miled through the
woods an made a winterin' place
outen it, Singular an queer that
Betsey amt never tol' We bout that
bar'l."
1 told the landlord that | didn't
know any BetSey. He took his p pc
out OF his mouth and stared at me.
At last he exclaimed:
"AIn't you him."
"Ain't | whO?" l asked.
"Feller' from the county seat.
Gointer marry John Emberly's dar-
ter Betsey," said he.
| was compelled to say | was not
the fortunate gentleman from the
county seat The landlord got VI
and gave the fire a poke.
"Stumps me SAID he. 'Git out,
Ring"
And the kick he gave Ring this
( me was such an astonisher that the
old bound got up and never stopped
unit | he reached the other side of
the room. New York Sunday Sun.
AID OF THE COwCATGHEP
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-03-10
They Have Bath Money.

Among the Turks bath-money
forms an item in every marriage con.
tract the husband engaging to allow
his wife a certain sum for bath ng
purposes. IL il be withheld, she has
only TO 20 before the Cada, and turn
her slipper upside down. II the com.
plant be not then ~redressed, it is a
GROUND for divorce.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-03-10
Early Efforts at Making Cook stove,

DOUBTLESS some form Of cooking
stove has been used from a very early
period. Previous TO l7Ij the stove OF
all kinds used In America were I'm
ported from Holland or Germany. but
In that year a stove was invented by
Benjamin Franklin that was a great
Improvement on all.that had preceded
IL. La l7,1 he continued his inveD.
tiops Ia this line and produced a
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-03-10
Good Market % American Apples.

Farmers who have orchards " land
TT for orchards may find a useful hint
in the statement OF the British Ex-
port Journal that TO fewer than 20,
900 barrels of a merican and Canadian
apples are sold ia England In a single
week between the beginning Of DC
tober and the close OF January, says
the baltimore sun. The English
pay 81, 500,0 900 a year for American
and $500, 900 a year for Canadian
apples They also import from
Belgium $500, 900 worth Of apples a
year.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-03-10

Sow GOOD services. sweet remen-
brances will grow from them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

A Foreman OF the onrneeie company
Meets Death.

New York. Sept. ii.--t.harles
Trautman, % years old.
single man. aud an ironworlser, who
had been rooming at No. sss East one
Hundred and Twcnty-scvcnth street.
fell from the tenth iioor OF the new
annex to the Hotel savoy now building
nt Flfty-ninth street aud fifth avenue,
about o'clock last night, and was in
ssantly killcd. The young man. who
had been sent here by tho Carnegie
company OF Pittshurg. was foreman OF
a night gang, and went 10 work about
Z In the ofternoon. The men wero al
work on the top story, the eleventh,
whom II began TO rain. and they do.
cidcd 10 quit While they wrrc talk
Ing Trautmnn's hat blew on, and he
went TO the next floor below to re-
cover it.
The men say that that Is the last
they saw OF him. when the gang had
descended 10 the ground they fnund
that he was miasing, and began
search. which resulted IN the finding
OF the body and q broken ladder In the
cellar OF the building, They immedl-
ntely went To the savoy and summoned.
an ambulance. but tho man was dead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

wharton. Texas Sep. emSsr is.-.ifsavy
n weet conunu7, Plartcr are looking
sarnTg 10 to ffs e1uir0x with hopes ~
cessation Of the wet weather,
Voiasco. Teraa. sfn.smher = IThe
weather cleared ~ aEsl today after ne
VI rlrthsr md 4 sla4 southeast D-eeHs
h daring the ground rapidly.
Ba1iieit. Te1sE. seD.sfsAsr IS
CALLS. cloudy weather contiaueal whien
rfeatir rniards the opening o. c3don.
"a n II does not Eool change Il WI
10 great damage BY roffng ne DoH.,
cotton seed buyers are nov onfrrg
l,ar ton 20 the farmers on the street
garars City Texas. September H.
The recent rains have almost lQsure1
eooI grass FOR winter range through ihis
f51tiol. Tha rains have fallen Slowly
~. which. of couras. does n1ah mera
e5oi nan The nyuhl iazblng rains hat
aaoi the caeniry. Fienty o. Stock wsisr
fss been caught for fht AL cpt,on
looks fair 10 mike y good fan cr.D
Ii me worms can't eat ~ up. u ~
ported however that tfne caterpillar erd
ron worm both are des,roYlHe ne csi-
IN n places through tbs seraon us
cAldy And dras-' aeeiHs i-SoF'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

p..vfiis Texas. September Bone OF
H.. -,,qt sashloa1his occasions Occurring
wy r,ss,.liie far The season was RIO fnsr-
- ~ Mr. Sam JSyngr and MSS Pay
,rssv wtich occurred at the Mefh-
~. ,sr,reh ye-;eriay morrlng, the I'm
- ',,,,o ssryice btiug conducted ~ Rey
I d Russell .,.h,....t, ,i.,.,....,
the ssf4 10 Is u.last capacity ~
ara W fsc ccatT1gfing par.lz. Thp
frieno- .nlsi AZ I'D All The young
seIyi,es Nj 10 ihsir future home. 10 RoN-
we'll $50 4 the dapFhfer 81 Mr. ARA
the e,ssr5rg. propreigrs e he ouien
NM, s All nad NJ p, NA,Tp Xxx, i5s a ine
gts-,-7A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

-fyhoioaaic dry Goods sales
man by nrst oiAsg Missouri River
house. for state ~ Tnxan. line IN
cludca general dry goods. furnishing
goods aud large and complete liur
OF manufacturing goods IN ogorhailu,
jcans pants. shirts. eta. Replies 10
ibis advertisement viii please give
address good Tor thirty days. First
claes rrfcrereea required: need not
nppiy unless a strictly No. I man,
VOL acquainted with tho trade ~
Texas. and tho dry goods business.
fuust be steady. industrious, temper.
INTO mnn Address "Wholcahir Dry
Goods" Gazette office. Fort Worth.
Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

FOR SALE icO acres OF nnc land
ncar OAK Grove aud about II milrs
Mouth of. gNu Worth. THIS IL a Won
Improved farm and rood one.
i,tloe SIS ror acre tihural terms
10 ~ rcfoH one milo west VI Keller.
Az fenced aud In cultivation Fine
BLACK apnly soil rliub SiHiO. LONG
time. sl5 acres two and hair miloa
south Of Keller M fenced ana iG0
acc.a IN cultivation. Good house aud
stable tank aud two wells lllaclt
woNcy soil and the beat prire Slh
per acre. i.ihorai terms 600 Nctra
ncnr Saginaw. An black wnNry soil
WIN be cnt In Hmhll tracks aud SOLD
ON long time nj SH260 pUr acre. 1900
ocros HcNen miles north ot Fort
WORTH nnoat " black wnNcy hind
Will cut Ia nnpll tmots ana soll on
long timo ht $50 per acre, al9 acres
nuc improved farm and Rood land
RnrEain call and lot ~ show a. only
-four milos from thr city, lGO nerds
seven miles south OF Fort Worth,
All line land ana lie wen improved
farm price iT,s0 pcr aero. Llbcrni
terms We are settling farms sud
farm lands In rnrruut county Cull
on uH II you either wish 10 buy or
soil y. A. HUFFMAN q co.
Fort Worth, TrN, Land Title lhock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

WANTnD-A good, reliable c0oit Ap-
ply 10 r. q. McPeak. corner Second
and Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

ron sALli--l ofrer at extremely low
tleurea Tor sash. several wen l0cntel
onc and twu,atory Residences, II Nun
contemplate huyinv rcsidcnce near
nv hnsingsp center OF the CIT rte
me before you buy. w. q. Newly.
trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

FOX SAl.t OR lEAsE--issS ncrrs OF
Eonl muG suitable for pnuitn, or
oultlNatloni fenced aud well surpllcd
Win waicri IN frio county TtN ,
Ter salc or lease. Apply TO Il, Potter
ron, frN. rex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
PATENTS.

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON counsel,
Crsht.inw una solicitor of American
and toieifn patents, trade marks AMI
inB, eurlar Firm and y strSeta.
Washington. y @. Seventeen .eari
experience. Including norvlco N OK
hmininR cOrpV ". S. natont ofliee.
send pltctoh OF model tor report ~
90 pAtenlubllitSi Correspondence IN.
vlted Monticn the Fort Worth GA.
gottc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

FOR aAI.E~tiood four-r0cm house ana
lot 5QNlds 3 ,, $3.50, 800 cash, balance
$40 rer month. per cent. interest;
y bargain NJ. L. Chambers. room Q.
Walker building. sixth and Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

81 S' 'raei Tor the murder and robbery Of
~ lar rhSs Ss,Nty. near Wells on August
tir,s,.i strong case The aeafire Me con.
repfe.en Ii Il, Monday merit hing Is not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

y =
BARGAiNs-Hy w. r. sanner & Co.
real estate brokerss ofiice corner
Third and Ruek streets, opera house.
Fort Worth, Tex. Improved and un-i
improved city property. suburban and
aorcagc property, lands, ranches and
farms for sale In all portloW n Tex
AZ utlcs examined, acknowledge
ncntl taken; VIII negotiate lDans OF
vendor lien NOTES ana othcr securities.
DON'T buy before seeing us.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

John c. Roaisy ls the name Of q real
estate operator who formerly resided IN
Galveston and was here during the ran
OF 1880 and spring Of 1891, lilo boarded az
the fremont hotei aud 70 said 10 have in-
yfated Ia Ghivsaton lands curing the
b0Dfu he was n pleantnt iAlker, % Eopl
appearance and exeellent business I'D
49,. Alr Bsat;y made frieuaa aud re-
malned here until tho boom collapsed and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

FOR SALlr--one of the best farms In
Cock county. containing 1856 acres
about seventeen miles from Gaincs-
vile, on the Rcd river. Apply In w
l.. ilgon. 6io Maln street. Fort Worth,
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Bryan, Texas, September u The eoun-
y commissioners have finished theg an.
sual lnyes,lsagon OF the county e9nx. 's
hey approve of me manner ~ nan ;
farm
Tie A~rientturai and Mechanical coll
$50 opened yesteriay with an enfol .iiis.' ;
q over ~ STUDENT nai more 70 ~
ma is the largest ATTENDANCE w .l,..5
.ltce the founding OF tnls
ssheol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Advertisements for altuRtions want
20 takon at half price No advertise.
inent for loHH than % cents
IroirHaionHl financial and other
cards. special notlonu otc.. In this cinaal-
He'd department 81 n line prr month
Advertisers should remember that
lrttern directed 20 Initiate only arc NOT
delivered through the pontnnlce n IN.
ltloln are used they uhould bc directed
10 me care Of some person. firm or
poHioflico box.
List OF letters remaining unralled for
m the counting room yesterday at q
p. m, Persons calling FOR them VIII
nloase INV advertised
widow-f. a. u. TIL.
A. 1T j. H. Ri
J. P.-i, j. A 80 Il.
H. C,-1, A. 81.
CO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

4 OFT check g1r tltsss. payable or
der =. C. Chestnut Co, mol en-
dorasd Finder ilbefaily rewarded.
Cali State National bank
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

FORT WORTH Marble and Grant.
WorkH--Johu A. b,rNin n San. An
kinds ~ marble and granite monn-
mentn hchhsionef. tablets and stntu.
airy, an lgluas ~ marble. granite and
atone enplng Iron railing furnished
to order Write Tor ddalgns anu
Prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

IRON AND STEEL nooFiNG AND
aldlng o. X. Harry Iron Works.
nAllaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Lockhart, Texas. septembeT p.-plsFle!
souft viii commence 10 l.ockhari on peN'
Monday week the eth instant, Hni w
eihelAls are now very busy geitlns Fe1us
,ss What promises 10 psJan iinpsf'a"'
District Clerk Palmer. who was
etnty reported IN rhe Post as use
shlef medical treatment IN san AH'''0
sull absent and "A no better 80.
The heath OF the city hf reeehti.
very much improved. ana there, n5s
y serious sickness OF any KIND IN lIe
re Lockhart oil mill started " yes,
,erdny morning. and will run nignt Nv
way continuously until the supply %
seed Is exhausted,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FonTY-fIvE PEn CENT net prpfiip|
weekly with fi.bo or more oapitu;.
prospectus, itsmlzed statistics fref.I
henson & Dwysr kai broadway. New
York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

FOR sAI,i'--Don't nay rent. buy this
throc room house. $3.50, SiOo cash;
monthly payments; hc saving, own
home. ID, 5. Hare. T0S Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

WANrEp~-A rood secondhand lob
rrosa. cheap for cash; Gordon quar-.
ter i.edium preferred. a. u. H. thls
ntlicp,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

WANTED u youns man. work OF
amy kind. Understands the cor uc
horsoa and IS hood driver. Nd
drcts Ia Gazette onlcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

LADIES WANTED TO WRITE An
HOME. SO woeltly. no canvaaslng
firpiy with stamp. Miss Fannie
Folknor South Bend, Ind,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

San Marcos, Texas. September Elm
ne district court yesterday, n, 7. How
ari ana F.. II Banks we're convicted OF
'feft mud burglary ana giyen four years
each IN the penitenilar, John Carson
and WIN Payu we're convicted Of theit
81 steer and given two years eaen
y tho penltentiary Motion has been
tled for new trial IN this Lass case.
The case Of Po-k Richards for mutaeF
hSS been ser for the 18th insAnt'
The case OF r l.. ditto Tor MURDER hrs
been set for The 18th, and special VI,
nife Of ninety men summoned IN eAen
A protractcd meeting Is being ned ~
he Cumberland Presbyterian Nuhicit.
locii' minlEters TIRE prospect for
300 meeting f. favorable ,,,..
Cards are out for the marriage ot W.
Pear Caldwell TO Mr. p. ~ BrewaeF %
Dallas an fhe a0th instant. az 5 p M
N the Presbyterian church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

WAHTED.-A partner with $500, 90
take n half interest Ia an established
and paying business. WIN guarantee
prUnt Of $50 month 10 the part
ner. Addroaa !. x. Street. Waco, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

WASTED -irirrl-cinas coat maker.
Pay 81 for plain HackHi $3.50 FOR cut
nwnya, $40 for Prince Alb0riHl ~ for
overcontg Etcndy employment Nefy
brsy. joel Ror9nblcet Merchant fni-
n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

iron. ntcei and Wire FencinE-o. X.
Harry Iron Works. Dallas. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

II. II. sTANDLIsY buys and sells nec.
ond hand furniture and stoves no.
2i5 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

MONEY TO i.oAN-on real estate in
ccrporatc 'iaal,r ~ tho city ~ Fort
Worth; loan from 20 TO 40 per cent
uf cash value. intcfaints Huilainr aud
i.onn Association Of Columbus Ga.
Apply 10
ToAittNSON a HENDERSON.
Arents. Room No ., over tc2 Main
atft,ot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-15

Henrist.r, clay conaty, Tex.
Sell and exchange Farfnn, Renchst.|
and city Property. corfesppndcncc u1-
iscltcd Z.
References. TURNER'S National uao<l
Henrietta; First National Hank, Ford
Worth: Land Mortgage Bank OF Tcaa>|
Fort Worth.