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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21
FRIDAY's DAILY.

FRIDAY's DAILY.
 Tomorrow will be St. Patriek's
 day.
 Go to the St. Patrick's ball to-
 night.
 Another wedding is said to be on
 the tapis.
 Troops at Whipple were paid of this afternoon. J. H. Dickson, of Skull valley, is m town to-day.
 Mrs. J. D. Smiley has returned from California.
 The Catholic Fair was we'll at tended last evening.
 St. Patrick's ball tonight in the hall of the K. of P.
 Timothy Hanon, the we'll Iknown stockman, was in town today.
 Auction sale tomorrow night of the remaining articles at the fair.
 Joseph R. Walker is in town cir culating among his many friends.
 Prof. Walker will play a violin solo at the Ladies' Aid social this evening.
 Another case of diphtheria was reported to-day, a child of Mrs. McNeeley.
 C. C. Hall, the always welcome commercial traveller. arrived on last evenings train.
 The Gila Bend pcstofice was robbed of $l37 worth of postage 1 stamps recently.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Farnsworth. | arrived from Williams yesterday to i remain in Prescott.
 Owing to illness, Mrs. Walker will | be unable to sing at the Ladies Aid social this evening.
 Globe had a seven inch fall of sn ow during the recent storm, the heaviest ever known there.
 The Catholic Fair will be open ill S:3O this evening, when it will Jose for the St. Patrick's ball.
 J. Piercy returned to-day from his 'isit to San Francisco. He says the hidwinter Fair is good show.
 James Kelly, of Verde valley, and W. E. Allen, of Williamson valley, nave filed stock brands for record.
 Jailor Meador has a large family low under his charge, there being lxteen prisoners in the county all.
 Another high wind today caused lulte movement in Salt river val ward.
 Mrs. J. w. Hit has deeded a louse and lot in Ash Fork to Mrs. ,, Evans, the deed having been filed or record to-day. Charles Lantry came in last even ng from Querlmo canyon, where he ias force of men iat work riprap- ing the A. x P. railroad.
 Ladies Aid social tonight at the esidence of MT. and Mrs. J. c. isrtin. Admission, including re- reshments, only 15 cants. Contractor John O'Connor, of the l. F., P. X P. Railway, is in town. ie IS putting the finishing touches n his Devils Gate contract. Major J. P. Baker, paymaster, U. . Army, and his son w. F. Baker. c rived on the noon train today, a nd are registered at the Hotel urke. Gorham A. Bray, of Flagstaff, has il one to join his wife, who has been tbe winter in Los Angeles. .. hey will visit the Midwinter fair U 'gether. a In spite of other entertainments ven yesterday for the benefit of her churches, the Catholic Fair N owed to be, after all, a financial zt ccess. tl A warrant was issued yesterday 7 Justice J. M. W. Moore for the m rest of two Mexicans charged with d. ealing burro. The animal was to und, but the Mexicans are still at rge. . The Tucson Citizen complains of co wing been bilked by a man named co imble, who was soliciting adver- on
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21
co Thank Neu 9.

Is what Mrs. Paisley, of Newburgh. N. N., always says to Hoods Sar- saparilla. It cured her of a severe case of scrofula and eczema. and she has reason to be grateful. If you are bilious, take Hoods Pills.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21
THURsDAY's DAILY.

Attend the Catholic Fair tonight
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Deering's littl
 girl is sick.
 Phenix is raising money to bull,
 a new Catholic church. Charles Eaman and family. of tn,
 Verde valley, are in town.
 Strawberry and lemon ice cream at K. of P. hall tonight.
 The Catholic Fair will be opened this evening at K. of P. hall.
 The lenten tea at Mrs. Wells thi: afternoon had large attendance.
 NJ. Goldwater x Bros. have a new advertisement in this issue. Reac 1t.
 The Engle girl is said to be i'm proving, with chances favorable fol
 recovery.
 The Grand Army boys had a grand banquet in Phenix on Tues day night.
 $. E. Fuller shipped another lot of pipe out to the Rich Hill Placer Company to-day.
 J. NJ. w. Moore ruptured a mus- cle of his leg a few days since. which is quite painful.
 W. J Martin. of the Crowned King Mining Company, came in front he company's mine this morn ing.
 Grover Adlai Webb. son of MT. and Mrs. Sam Webb, of Phenix, died recently of bronchitis, aged Is months.
 Go aud see the wonderful music boxes at the Catholic Fair this even ing; they are delightful and latest novelties.
 Mrs. Fora Morgan, Prescott's tasty costume designer, has an ad m to-day, to which attention is directed.
 man that cannot advertise his business, has no business to be in business, and, in fact, generally isn't. ."-Phenix Gazette.
 Musical concert this evening at half past eight in the K. of P. 6a1 Go and hear it; the prettiest sonOs are to be rendered by the Catholic choir.
 Billy Kersands opened his mouth Tor the amusement of the citizens of Phenix few nights since. Billy is still the drawing card of the Georgia Minstrels.
 Take in the Catholic Fair to-night and see that your man gets the gold headed cane; there will be straw perry and vanilla ice cream served 1y the ladies.
 Rev. Demarest, of the Congrega- ional church, was expected home | his evening, but on the advice of 1 ms physician, he will remain in ! California another week.
 Jesse Evans is in the Albuquerque i ail, charged with a murder com nitted Tn Texas five years ago. Texas Is just commencing to locate few of her old time murderers in New Mexico and Arizona,
 A handsome gold watch will be ut up at the Catholic Fair to be oted to the most popular lady in 'rescott or Whipple. Votes will 'e charged for at the rate of ten or cents each.
 Some tall rustling is being done y several of the Prescott churches lst now. Prescott is one of the lost liberal towns in the country, 5 her citizens respond liberally to Il demands of this kind.
 Dr. J. N. McCandless left this lorning to visit his family at Ann ,rbor, Michigan. The doctor is the ldest physician in Arizona, having rived here away back in the six es, and has practiced his profession yer since. Besides enjoying a lu- ratlve practice, he is also proprie- 'r of the Yavapai Pharmacy. His any friends here wish him a pleas 1t Journey and safe return to I rescott. i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teeth!ng. 1t soOthes the child. soft ems the gums, allAys all pain. cures wind colic and Is the best remedy for diarrhoee. Twenty five cents a bottle. n,vVf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21

pr. Smith the Albuquerque den tist, we'll known in Prescott. had his leg broken in two places last Saturday by collidiug with horse on his bicycle on the streets of Alhnnnarn,,n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21

A warrant was issued to-day for the arrest of John Richardson of Big Bug, who is charged with being too handy with his pen. The par tIcular act complained or Is writing the name of Jeff. Leforse to check.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21

The ball was grand affair last night; very nice and most congen- ial crowd filled up the hall until 8 o'clock this morning. The supper served by Mrs. Dewitt and Mrs. Carrigan, who, by the way, deserve much credit, and to whom is due most of the success of the fair, was ne of the incest served on such an ccasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

At the home OF Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Delhi. their daughter Emma was mar
ried to Oscar Nowak by Rev. w. c.
Roe. at o'clock M Wrdussday,
Nov Is After the ceremony hand
some supper was given the bride and
groom and friends present
Last OF PRESENTS Mir and Mrs, VIM.
Monnlg, cane rocking chair
MIR. and Mrs. S. ID. Miller. chamber
set, t.f az
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Weltman. teaspoons.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Kuhn, butter dish
and knife and set OF china cups and
anucerB.
Mr., and Mrs. c. Brown. water set.
Mr., aud Mrs ID. Mayer, two line
rocking chairs
Mr.. j. a. Vera. parlor lamp,
MIR, and Mira, Frank TRneo, nut
cracker ard nickers,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Howell. silver
salt ana pepper set and pin cushion,
A.rH, s. McNcal, pillow sham.
MT Paul Brown, Japanese pepper and
salt set.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Dlchl. teaspoons.
Mt ana Mrs. Rob Hergortt. line par
lor lamp ana cuspidor
Mr., I'll. Donaldson. teaspoons.
MRS ana Miss uallob, sugar spoon
and butter knife -
cunningham & Rinehart, pickle cas-.
ualn n Londram, teaspoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Petsch. flower vases.
Mies Minnie Reinhart. table scarf
MT and Mrs. VIM Nowak, set OF
china dishes.
Mr.. u, Nowak. rocking chair.
Mrs Ernest Nowak, centcr table.
Miss Marie Nowak. sofa pillow.
MISS IDA Nowak, silver cream tray.
North Texas Post, one years sub
serintion, by Mr. Chris. Schneider.
The Sons OF Herman. Tarrant lodge
NO w. OF which Mir Nowak IL vice.
president, gave the bride and groom a
pheasant surprise by calling upon them
In q body and presenting Thorn win n
iruit bowl nnd handsome napkin rings,
me presentation speech being made by
Mr.. QUO Monnig, resident OF the order.
residence, 900 Royal avenue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
rmnp VAIN DEMOCRATS nArrrY.
They Form Permanent orgnnisn-
lion Under the OLD Officers.

The Third Ward Democratic club
met In their hail yesterday afternoon
and In an informal manner rntined inc
recent sweeping victory In their county
There were several rouninR speeches.
made. bidding the faithful and unoom-
pr0ninlng hold fast 10 their faith ana
nght with aA much vim and force as
they did u few short weeks ago on the
ldcs OF this November
a permanent organization was ot-
fectcd. for they mean not TO wait Tor
victory, but Hike wine soldiers prepare
FOR Il. Jerry Dunn was retained az
the efficient president, and that tlroleaH,
unBwcrying Democrat, whom the
Popullatn have unnecessarily tried TO
make brcnlt his covenant With Domoc-
rAoy, W H. Wallhce. 10 still secretary,
The club adjourned 10 meet subject to
the call OF the president,
They moan 90 begin at once and "
possible make everything In the wnrd
Democratic. from It's aldermen to inc
Populista They intend TO carry that
ward for thn city ticket next April,
ana unless something happens Will be
found sailing the nag OF victory the
day after tho cattle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
NEWS IN THE HALLS OF JUSTICE
the DnowN-uupsoN CASE GOES TO
TnE JURY.
A number of Pleas OF Guilty In the
County court-Meeting of County
Commi.aioncrs Tomorrow-An Of
ncipi Wait Today.

In the Seventeenth district court yes
terday the trial OF the Brown vs.. Hud-
son suit was concluded and the case
went to the jury.
The ease has been on .rlal for sew
erol weeks,
In tho Forty-elghth district court
Judgment for the plaintln was render
ed In the suit OF the Norwegian Pillow
Company Va. the II Altman Implement
Company.
Several cases ON the nom Jury docket
were continued
In the county court there We're sew
cral parties who pleaded guilty 10
Irlmlnls charges,
u, Il, Chapman pleaded guilty to
three cases OF theft and was sentenced
20 one day In Jail In each case.
Tom Riley pleaded guilty to the
charge OF theft, and was given one day
In iail
George Collins pleaded guilty to in
dnlging In the festive game W craps,
and was assessed the sum OF $40,
Dick Jarvis pleaded guilty to as
sault and got IS nne.
Sandy Williams, another Gran shoot-
or was fined $40.
J. \. Cashy, tor assault, S..
Judgment by default in tho cnse OF
II, II. collins vs., Campbell ct all, Sils
Mrs. A. j, and NJ Chambers, speclfin
performance OF contract TO sell real
Judge Armstrong Is busy making out
the election teturns for this county 10
be sent 60 tho secretary OF state al
Austin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
nd thr nr,hri Nll..inn.

An Impressive. powerful and clio.
Quent sermon was preached at this
place last night by Rev. Harry Cassil,
the text being John iii. ie, Mr.. Cas-
sil IL a fluent and polished speaker
and held the audience In deep atten.
ton while he told the beautiful story
OF Jesus and the Fathers love. X
large crowd was present and good seed
was sown. Revegcnds chambliss and
galloway were present and added 20
the interest OF the meeting, These
brothers are On route 10 the Metho-
dist conference at Hillsboro and stop
ped IN az the mission last night.
Street meeting tonight at 7;iS o'clock,
Preaching In the Mission at 7;S5 y.
IN, The public generally invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
ELEVEN GENTS THE nest OF IT.
How a beautiful younR Lady "shor'-
Potted" n motormnn.

Thousands and thousands Of anec-
dotcs and queer experiences nave pven
time and again related In the press
OF the country of scenes witnessed IN
street cars. All OF them are more or
less funny. The fat lady paasenBers
have heretofore In most all street cur
write ups had the best OF II, but tne
following true incident that happened
In a north bound Main street car yes
terday evening In this city goes 70
show that the fat ladies have al least
one formidable rival. as far as nav
Ing their own way In street car IN
concerned.
II happened IN this way; on the
corner OF Main. and Fourteenth streets
n pretty maiden OF about 10 summers
boarded nm up town street ear.
The motormnn was also rather
handsome manipulation OF the crank
that has put the world to thinking.
The young lady was not brunette.
She was. on the contrary, blonde.
She handed tho lightning manipulation
a cent piece and the latter thought
the coin was Il 10 cent piece. The young
lady thought the same thing herself.
The cur man gave the lady two nickels
IN change. Lady puts one OF them IN
the fare box, opens her pocket DOCK
ana depoalts the other nickel.
As the car proceeded the carmnn DIS
covered that he had been handed
l-ccnt piece and that he had given
10 cents In change for the same. Didn't
know what 10 do The young lady
was pretty. as before stated, The
carmnn WA modest. He know his
cash would show up short II the mis-
take was not rectlhcd, Got up cour-
age. pulled himself together and APP
preached the young lady In most
tlmid sort OF way. Says he'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

bright and always clean. while me
Hituntlona nrc Intensely dramauc anu
developed with conHumate skill PIT
Mobiles In o comedian in the trues.
sense. His effects are reached MOI.
naturally. and he has the merry
twtnkling oye that made Wyndhatn
reputation and fortune. He ~ SUP
ported by Dolly Mobiles and strons
entire performance moves with clock
work precision. Love and Law WIN
be at tho opera house tonight only
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
NO cAusn ron PANIC.


II seems That many people IN Fort
Worth have boon scared up on the sub
Jet " dlphthorin without any cnune,
Dr, Mcknight the city phyHlcinn, re-
liberia cSint In the city. Al meeting
OF the medical society last ThuradHy
only four eases were reported. and IL
~ p0aalhlo that not all OF those cases
were dlphthcrlh, This IN very smnll
number for a uity OF tho population,
The panic has about subsidized. aR q
alarm exists.
II viii be q relief TO parents to know
that they can send their children back
TO school without fear ot the disease.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
Anethcr Marrinnc Tnilure.

Mrs, Mary v. Anderson has nled n
suit In the seventeenth district court,
seeNinK HlNerce from 4. j, Anderson.
ried September N, 1852, In pallns eonn.
~, and she bases her lin for dlyoree On
the ground II cruel treatmCnt she
says her husband Is q man az violnnt
temper and that he trequentiy ie,fs
her numerically anl that he thrsntSn.
ed 90 XIII her, and that upon bne a.
90 sion he would have killed her n e.
hsd not been prevented by The inter.
felence OF Other narties. '"'o'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

II. II, Yancy and wife TO sallie O.
Bondman. one-fourth acre Bondman
tract Grapevine, $3.50.
w. b. Yates, guardian. TO Henry
Naney, one-fourth acre Boardman
tract. Grapevine; $75.
II, NJ. Merchant to NJ. j. Reeves, lot
ana part OF lot ., block 80, city; $500.
N. Harding TO Mrs, w, j, Moseley.
south half of lot 4. block ID, Fields
Hillside addition; $1,000
Il ", Maddox to N Harding. lot L.
block D, Felds' hillside addition; Si5.
G. N. Adams to Fort Worth Slnught-
ering company four and eighteenth
acres OF y. Little survey: $500.
j. ~. Wilkes and wife to w, A, II,
survey. 500,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

s,nte that he has not nd,crtlaed him
pcif ~ an Information bureau. Ito ohl-
rogcaphy would make Artemua Ward
turn pale With envy and chagrln:
November II, 1894. Roclsport, Texas
To the Honorable Marshal Of Fort
Worth. Texas; Pleas give me the nd
dress OF some true North american
that deals in nsh and orrastnrs and
galme, such an ducks and geese, ana
oblige me.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
oo,n,arors srLlIvo


=
Lieut.. sullivan Q; Ii. I !. X Il.
stopped here last niga. y, ~ 4 n, .
Iampasas. Lieut.. sulll. ,''sa "a
the party last Friday . ~r 4
three members OF ths n =, IA -
SeIne the notorious ',gs ,ss'r ii 4
The three men captar 3. s rs,s \
tlnd as members o. in !, I, IN I,
don train robbers, ou, nv y ~ I
able that others o. .ns ,so,s "A
were NOT captured, were 4
in the Gordon hold-pp,s l. x,lI.st
Lieut.. sullivan has ' ,ins Il y, Il
renntatlon for being q, ,shsisl|
eeura seous men 20 BE . any, 2, Y
Those who know MIN n Il w
lively devoid OF fear, * III, :
comrades TO capture M p shss 4 i
ADDE'S In the manner ~
accomplished. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20


Fort Worth, Tex. Nov 10 Tho
writer W travelling salesman and agent
FOR one or the largest manufacturers
Ut perfumes In the United states, and
annually visits all ot the large citlen
except those In the New England
atntea. ana with pleasure makes this
statement that hn door not know OF
"a retail drug store In any OF the cities
that carries so lurgc ana complete a
stock OF rare American and foreign
pcrfumerlon and toilet requisites as
the Fort Worth Pharmacy Company,
Firth and Main streets. Fort Worth.
Their prices are also upon the average
lower than tho houses In the large
cities who carry the anmr class or
goods I made theme statements by
accident few days ago, when ! was
requested to write Il out and sign my
name to 1t, which I have done
H. TRUEMAN WHITE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

a good crowd was present last nlght
and heard tho sermon by L. l.. Glad
ney. Tho lcason was taken from John
"a. 3 lie made an earneat appeal 10
sinnera, brother Gladney viii tall,
tonight. Subject Tho Rack slldden
Heart" All eome out aud hear him.
Door OF Hope City Mission. near new
court house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
SAINT LOUIS IN FORT WORTH.
A DISTINGUISHED PARTY or DusI-
NESS nEN.
How tho Panther city VIII spread
Herself morrow-Reeeption Mt
tho Commercial Club Rooms, Ham

-
"rhe AZ. Louis Mcrchnnta' and Man.
,,,.a,,,.a,,. ,n..,,,,,o,n a. ,t,. ,.,,a,,d
''e
displayed ON ~ greht streamer which
ndornB one OF the cars OF special
train which IA ,uat NOW attracting nj
,.s.,'... ~. -, '',,.'
'"''o" :" i'N"" ""u HppAie""s ="
speaking terms with the people where
ever Il goes, for they greet II with
in,,d hnrrohs a., 4, rotia 80, 49,. ANAL.
w sla'loh ana IN paruhB m"~ un-
mlstakablc denominations OF friend
ship. for Texas knows st. Louis and
,n,I,i,a,, .,.,.,s..,, -. .,,ai.,.,,
fs'-' 'i''''''s'" "'' ~ 'u''"''.re'
Wherever the stfcnmer is recognized
Tho train came down from ST. Louis
In ehoren NJ prestdent Eordvce of Tho
r,,,a, 81, .a,,.,,,, -, ~, 49,,
.'''p' nV'' rp'rpuu' nnu was siFe"
inc rlBht OF way wherever II went. or
at least Hpceded through with dill
,,enc. ,nd sn.ot.t o,,,,,..,. ,,,h..,,,a,
a. ~,
" mas gone on inc dlHereht roeds'
The following Wen known firms are
represented In the party;
ptca al, q ca a,r.t,.o.,,ar ~,
~ "'"' ''Vs"'i D''
Goods company. Desnoyers Shoe COM
pnny, Hamilton Brown Shoe company,
Georne n. Dlttman uoot and shoe
,nrnnn,,, noor,. w porr,, 9 q.
iiP"'t3' 'eVtE ". iN'ts ~
onunn's s,i li"t gVllpuny 'Notnschllu
,tuaI onnpl'isn iiarpWare co,np9ny,
Stuu"oI ,nic erocVr company finh q
Nuene' -, ~, 1ueu CO.. a. = -.
i,uhhe sens, flhn company Mhlrhtc
AotBe company. u, NJ osborne Man
uiuoturlns company, Excelsior Mnnu-
lhetutlng company bnnhantlne Cal
YnnlSed iron company, Scnrritt rurni-
ture compnny,coyle q sargent Green's
car Whecl company, Mhnley ~ Thomp-
son national Bank OF the Republic,
FHuet a. Co, Hafner-Lothmnn Manu-
featuring company. u, l. bushnell 4
Co, Mchsmorc, Gannot & Co. Block,
Dem ~ Goa common Bros, " Co, j, II,
Donovan Real Estate company, John
a, Warren Commission company. col,
onl Eugene 3 Abndh, Colonel 70. W,
lie Bcnume, Shickle, Harrison & How
ard, Samuel G. Davis n Co.. Harga.
dine Mcltlttrict Dry Goods company,
Friedman Bros n Schnfer. Wcrthelm-
er-Swarta Shoe company, Brown Shoe
company. Scott Force Goodbar Hat
company, white. Branch & McConldn,
Simmons Hardware company, Senter
& Co, Goddard. Peck Grocer company.
Drummond Tobacco company. a. b.
barnard a Co. l. h. Rosenihnl Mini.
merry company, Buck Stove and Rnnge
company, l.. NJ numscy Manufnctur-
Ing company. Western Iron and sun.
ply company allEo Iron store com.
pnuy. W. A sticltnsy ClRar Manu-.
fnrturlnr compnny. American Rnnllng
company IL. 10 souther iron comp1nv
Rrhtiltg ueItinls cnnnnnnv ~ ~ An
derHon a "a IA I Ehnta tt,rd,yn'i
Lumber comnnnv 4 n rnur,d,s
chair nnd Parior Furniture company,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

It's Esquire Joe Adams now.
Justice Il. b. Randle completed his
inaglsteiial term Of two years. faithful
work yesterday and his successor. MIR.
Adams, came into Office.
Mr.. Adams will be found at Mr.. Ran
alea Office untll the new court house
has been Completed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

The old Fort Worth taSldermist.
Hohscn. a well-known character IN
the city, died at the hospital last night
and the body was taken charge OF BY
Robertson 8 witten this morning Tor
burial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

Mr. George A. burbank late proprie-
Tor OF the liika billiard halt win have
u grand opening OF "a new billiard han
he haE ntted up in tho dining room OF
the rickwlok hotel, entrance on
Fourth street. tonight llc has OK
pended over $4,000 In httlnga and furn-
iahlnga, With nine Brunswlck- Rallte-
Cullender tables, II win be an hu-
aploiops opening and all his old frlenda
and patrons are cordially invited,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20
peeas ef rrn.,

Eusene Roche "a Fort Worth Nn,,o,
81 bank. lots Y, u, Il ana ID. bloeH y
lots ., ! and block :. snilth, Jones ana
w. IL, TAYLOR and wifA a 1.nx.. -,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

Chrysanthemum exhibit and sale
Thuraday, Friday and Saturday. Come
and bring Your friends
pRUAiM Stllan & FLORAL. co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

For the Trans-aiisslssipp commercial
censrehu at 81 Louis Nov sGth Mo
1ult Colorado a Santa lie railway, WIN
sell excursion tlcksta TO st, Louis and
return az the rate Of one fare for tho
round TRIP, Dates OF sale Nov. ~ and
70, limited for return 70 Dee. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

An alarm OF are ., va "a 'f \ &,
s O'Clock last nigns ~. III Tsaylra
less time than !, W. W., ~ a
the scene. II was nlisri n
in the residence sg'lss,sla y, 4
puvai. corner Ei sssad'it sls.|
streets. II was en w % ~
fairly begun. thans, n
of our nre dsparin,sssne's,, ! 4
parlor. The loss hi Az Y,
large crowd turned ;Ia.l.s, lir|F.
the .'acre" has haa y !, u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

Buy your drugs and have your pre-
Rcripuona nllcd ut tbs Fort Worth
Pharmacy Company, corner NJ Filth
and Main, 'rhln house IA noted Tor
Keeping tho best OF goods, sci nW at
low prices. and for their general
ntHhtforWnrdncHa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-20

fhe county commissioner WIN hold n
meeting toporrow and the remnininr
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