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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03
FORMALLY CONDEMNED.
Cloveland's Hawaiian Policy Pro-
nounccd oil Wrong.
CAPT. B. B. DOYENER'S RESOLUTION
Is Passed after Another Entertaining
aud Instructive Dobatc--A Largo
Audience Enjoys ono of tho Best
Sessions tho Mock Legislature has
yet ucld-Tho State Bank Tax next.


Tho mock legislature convened In Its
hall in tho Odd Fellows hall last night
ats o'clock with Speaker A. r Camp.
bell in tho chair.
Quito q number Of tho members woro
absent, but the hall was filled with
spectators.
Under tho head Of unfinished business
came up tho resolution OF Hall (Dcm.)
thanking John 0. pcndloton for his ablo
speech in defense Of the Wilson bill,
Messrs, Richards (Rep.) and Cowan
crop opposed It on tho ground that
nobody has read or heard that gentle.
mana speech on tho Wilson bill. lilo
asked permission 10 have his remarks
entered ontho record, but tho record is
silent in regard to his remarks.
Mr.. Hart (Dom.) spoke in favor Of tho
resolution, taking tho ground that It
was immaterial as to his remarks, but
as he voted right on the bill, 1t was EAfe
to presume that he spoko all right. Tho
resolution was lost.
Mr.. Hart Dom. then took tho floor
in opposition to the resolution offered
by Captain Doycncr (Rcp.) on January
IL, condemning C!oveland's stand oil
tho Hawaiian question. Mr.. Hart made
q speeck bristling with humor and ear.
casm that took with the crowd present
Speaker Campbell Mt this point called
William D. Robertson (Rep.) to tho
chair. Mr.. Cowden took tho floor in
favor OF the resolution. He made n
strong speech and brought out many
telling points.
Mr.. Martin Dem spoke against tho
resolution. Captain Dovener moved
the passage OF tho resolution, which
was carried.
CAPTAIN Dovener offered another res.
olution, to be tho special order at the
next meeting, condemning tho action
OF tho Democrats in Congress in favor Of
the repeal OF tho ten per cent tax on
state banks.
The legislature then adjourned until
next Friday night. The meeting was
ono Of tho most enjoyable as well as
profitable yet held.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
.f a. f. Abroul.

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
James L. Carman, OF Barnesville, o.,
was in the city yesterday.
G. L. Williams and sister, OF Par.
kersburg, are at the Mcclure.
B. o. Northrup, of Washington. Pa,
was at tho Stamm house yesterday.
W. G. Beans, OF the Register, got home
yesterday from New York and Wash.
ington.
Alberta Lee, of the Dore Davidson
company, and her son, are at the
Behler.
S.A. Myers, 7. 2. A. Union Pacific
railroad, and Charles Traver. 7. P. a. G.
& N. W. railway, arc in the city.
Dore Davidson and his wife, Rannie
Austin, and four members of their
company, arc at the Hotel Windsor.
A child OF George Gramer, OF South
Market street. was seriously burned
by cup OF hot coffee overturning yes.
terday noon.
Mr.. ]. Harvey Long, now OF tho
Huntington Herald, is here. His wife
is lying at her homo on the Island, very
seriously sick.
Rev. G. NJ. Afford, OF the Third Pres
byterian church, South Side, has recov-
cred from severe cold, and Is again
able TO BIO about.
J. Blackstone and Miss Bessie Black
shere, of Warrington, Il. s. Blair, jr., OF
West Union, William S. Stevenson, OF
Fairmont and Hon. John A. IIutchin-
son, OF Parkersburg, are at tho Windsor.
Frank Otterson, OF Clarksburg; F. ].
Hubbard, 7. E. King and wife, N. F.
Fleming and W. Laderty, Of Sisters
vile, and G. A. Robson, Of Hartford
City. were registered at the Boiler yes
to-day.
Robert Irwin, brother OF W. ".
Irwin, who so successfully captained
Wheeling's foot ball eleven, has been
quite i'll at Philadelphia, but has re-
covered and resumed his studies at the
University OF Pennsylvania.
Nj. Il. B. Prather. well known mo.
chanical engineer Of Buffalo, returned
yesterday with George W. Lutz, of this
city, from Spencer. whero he made an
inspection OF the work OF = Trimble &
Lutz, in the new hospital for insane,
which no pronounced entirely satisfac.
tory.
At the first English Lutheran church
Sunday Row. Samuel Schwarm, Phi. D.,
the new pastor, will conduct services
both morning at 1890 andd ovening at
1880 O'Clock. Tho doctor will arrive this
evening, but his family will not be here
till aboutthe 10th mat, after which they
will be permanently located at their
new home, No. 1877 Fourteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

The Scotia will DO hero to-morrow
morning at o'clock for Cincinnati, her
maiden trip OF the year. 4
The stage Of water in the channel last
evening was 6 deet inches and still
falling. Weather clear and higher tenn.
perature.
The Phillips is still ut the public land
ing on account OF the ice. The Ben Hur
laid up on her arrival hero early yester.
day morning on account OF the battered
condition OF her wheel, and vii! not re.
sumo until the wheel Is repaired or I'm.
til the ice disappears.
Reports from headwater points last
evening wcro as follows n .i D.
Morgantown-Riyer 8 feet and rising.
The ice is passing out and tho weather
is clear and pleasant NJ
Eli Oil City-River 9 feet S inches aud
falling; weather cloudy and cool.
Greensboro--River 0teet 10 inches aud
rising; weather cloudy and warmer. &
Warren-River ! foot inches and
falling; weather cold and cloudy. an (
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

Last evening the young ladies OF the
Calumet club rendered the club mem.
bers reception at the club rooms on
the South Side. Music was furnished
for dancing, and an enjoyable time was
had. A light lunch was served ut mid
night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

The pupils Of James Stevens Martin
will give an entertainment at Odd Eel.
lows Hall next Tuesday evening. l,
promises to DO q brilliant aifair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

The Teutonia Singing Society will give
ono OF its pleasant Sunday evening con-
certs tomorrow night at Teutonia hall,
on South Jacob street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03
NOTES on NAVIGATION.

Stage OF Water and Moyomontr OF boats.
The River Interests. "a
Yesterdays ARRIVALS.
ben Hur, Parkersburg. l a. IN.
Courier. Parkersburg. . ?. III. TX, ill
Liberty, Darlington, 10 q, nj '5S.7
Yesterdays DEPARruEEs
Liberty, Clarirgton. $50 p. IN.
Courier, Pittsburgh. 10 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Iron Queen, Cincinnati. n. m.
Liberty, Darlington, 800 p. IN.
II BOATS LEAVING SUNDAY,
Lizzie Bay. Pittsburgh. 6 n. M.
Keystone State, Pittsburgh. G n. N.
II. X. Bedford. Pittsburgh, n. In. ,g5 Il,
Scotia, Cincinnati. S t.. IN.
Courier, ParkerSburg, noon. -lhf&g{
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

FoR the relief and euro OF cold IN
the head there is more potency in Ely's
Cream Balm than in anything else it is
possible to prescribe. This preparation
has for years past been making brill
liant success as remedy for cold in the
head, catarrh and hay fever. Used in
the initial stages OF these complaints
Cream Balm prevents any serious devel-
opment OF the symptoms, while almost
numberless cases arc on record OF radi.
cal cures OF chronic catarrh aud hay
fever after all other treatments have
proved OF no avail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03
sTAR CLOTHING HOUSE,. euNpllNe . 90.
SIo Rev. ard!

Is all we ask for Business Suit OF course seems
impossible that Business Suit at $40 could have much
attraction for dressy man. 1t will seem So until you
trust your eyes and fingers on ours at that
quality-dressy patterns-pro designed-best Of
workmanship and perfect fit Better and better
grades as you up and 50 Of Overcoats There is no
poor work done where our clothes come from cloth
ing bought at the STAR has all the freshness chic
and sweetness Of the best dressed. Better give the
clothes chance to speak for themselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

The first hop given by. the ladies' Sec
ton OF tho Tcutonia Singing Society,
Thursday night, was a success beyond
anticipation, and other events under
the game auspices will no doubt follow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

The Wheeling Basc Ball Club gave q
dance Mt Alert Hall, on the South Side,
last night, which was largely attended,
and was an oil around success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03
CURRENT SOCIAL EVENTS.


mo LiHhy Caueth AMI nhu otuer Affairs
Lust Night.
Last evening tho LinslY cadets gave a
hop in tho armory at tho institute
which would compare favorably with
any OF its predecessors. The spacious
hall was handsomely decorated, and
thcrc was good attendance. Tho
Opera Houec Orchestra furnished splcn.
did music. Tho following wero the Of.
licicnt committees in charge: Ga
dancing-G. Il, W. Norton, chairman !;
G. Robb, ". n. Vance. Committee on
printing-A. /. Klieycs, chairman; NJ.
o. Hart, L. n. Dwight. Committee on
reireshmonts--H. D. &, Reynolds,
chairman; d. Nichols, ?. N. Catch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

Tho 10Th Of February is tho thirtieth
anniversary OF tho X. Of P. OF this coun-
try, and it will be appropriately cele.
brated by tho order all over the United
States. In this city the celebration will
take the form Of ball at Arion hail,
given jointly by CGur do Lion and
Bernard Stanley divisions OF the Uni.
formed Rank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Probably no reasonable man IS dis
posed to deny that the employment OF
great aggregatlons of labor by great
a rgroqations of capital has in It the
Neviiable possibility OF abuses-the
wise man would probably add, on poth
sides; and he would certainly add, not
to be entirely settled by any science
which altogether ignores me humeh
element in the question. We are IN
the neriod of discovery in this matter;
iust before its great discoveries. let US
hone; and everybody Is trying II with
bis nostrums, as medieval doctors dld
disease before intelligent medicine ana
hvgiene. but surely, what the strike
aid IL anything. was TO add another
10 tbe many proofs that no cure can De
erected by any Systematic interference
with the liberty OF the individual. ~
Is never safe 10 dogmntize on what the
meat stiil hold 10 be in debate: but
nrobnbly IT would be the nearest hp-
nroaeh TO safe dogmatizing to say that
ouiv that degree Of organizing ana
combining will ever be permanent or
sucnessful which secures the best OPP
norttinity for the individuals Develop
ment. and the moment 1t does more
and despotizes him II loses Its power
and reacts like any other despousm'
| This is the theory Of all successiui gov
l lrnmpnt, anu lAuA wv shN
| c,aIisu or trades-unionism, when they
20 beyond it, will ever change the re-
suit There is only one permanent desi-
| potlsm: Mature is not Democratic nor
i,nitoa-monarchicnl, but despotic, and
viii not be fooled os abated Of any 1ot
Of her authority by the protest OF her
sons" Whoever forgsts that society Is
an aggregation Of individuals and that
Won cannot permanently change its IN
distance on the punuitssof It's needs
and wishes, Or the nature OF It's needs
and wishes. without changing indivldnr
al human nature by saner and slower
,roecsses OF education than those Of
Mr pebs. seems to be in danger OF this
"nertness." 1t. Is Emerson. OF course
who says this about nature, Probably
one could In no way so merit me de-
rision of earnest Populists as 10 sit ~
NE East and quote Emerson az them
yet surely, even by Pap Mist, ms
point OF View" IT. the September
Grrfhuer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Marshall, Tex, Aug. 2S.-Si VIII
Ims, colored, of Memphis, Tenn.
Lle waiting for a train at
l Paris, Marshall and Sabine Pass
bot, wa7 run over by one Of the cars.
vas very drunk and crawled under
empty car and went to sleep, When
4 train arrived and was taking up
\ empty cars one was pushed over
y. His hand aud back were mashed
5Y badly. DR.. Taylor, the road sur
b, fixed him up, and at this writing
Is getting along all right.
[sptain ]. s. Wagnon, James Wag-
b .Jr., Colonel II. d. McGee, s, II.
hi s. p. Jones, Colonel j. d. Rudd
Bart Jennings left yesterday for
Isiine to attend the congressional
|yention.
frnd Commander u. i, Fry went 10
stlne yesterday TO visit the lodge at
y place and TO attend the congress
al convention, which meets there
sel Phillips, negro charged with
built 10 murder. was given Ave years
ht penitentary in the district court,
ebert Montague. a negro charged
Stealing u hog, plead guilty and
In. Penton, charged with burglary.
guilty and was given two yenrs
pc penitentiury.
case Of Tom White, charged with
Der was dismissed
y ladies' OF the Trinity guild have
fged very interesting program
lhelr entertainment, which takes
his evening at the residence Of
nj ], D, Crawford.
y Lille Belle Alexander left for
p bone in Bourbon yesterday after
nnih's visit to Miss Daisy Tuy-
y Adds and family returned this
lag from visit to friends at
Mhoro.
s. Mamie Lipscomb returned from
hing
speela TO tho Evening Messenger
Jefferson says that Robert J..
share and John Dusk doth white)
I, arrested there Sunday for rape
\ alss Richter a white girl who
y "a TO be 10 years old. hut who Is
Il 'eyeloped more than one of IL.
4 the evidence given at the exam
uiai Dusk held her while Nc
re faylshed her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

[gaensville, Tex, Aug. 2s.-Evan-
" Kirby and Crawford have been
|.eung a Baptist revival meeting
VI Two weeks with some SUCCESS.
sohlng phenomenal. They have
Eep frequently TO scold the peo-
~ non-attendance and for going
puaoles' during the period OF
nAAult upon the devil,
w county has harvested hne
y cereals and will have a long
picking spell. This crop is the
.,s' raised in the county and the
" are prepared for aEery iareg
~ The average crop of the
| y about $4,000 bales, but this
wumated at a minimum OF 49,
a'ls some think $4,000 bales will
~ Picking Is on in good earn
cents hundred and pickers
seinand. There is much com
me boil worm, however, and
i, apprehension that the crop
~ " cut short and the farmers
nus been unusually good all
: ana live stock is in fine condi-
~ q stephensville's leading
EN-, nave gone TO the Western
s,,h markets to buy fall and
tr.,as, anticipating a good sea-
~, opuon election Is ordered for
IA ~ embracing the Stephens
llsts i.nauckabry voting communi-
sEss Asns nearly 1000 voters, for
and an exciting cam
alsoss .eady under way. 1t is said
~ are organizing and putting
an ~ aefeat the measure and
"sr henehelent industry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

MATHEMATICIAN

|srllu Tex, Aug. 2S.,-Air. ur-
~ /, Aas gone into the grocery
y, !" NE stand formerly occu-
l.eFs. - ar trear will prob
I'D, nsak Hlckiier has moved h,s
tssQu,. .ivm North Main street
- Nhfre he viii continue
~ sto,. ~, Anodgass will move
III crs,.i eftner down the street.
4 aiEe,ta.e OF cleburne Will speak
A RW...q IN the near future.
4 1liasc sfi9rd's population have
! ga |. an's renowned Popuiist
4 senine forward with .inteesst
'H'fpS s nsFo confined IN fail At
i seiss, 1aTyed with marrying a
rus case has excited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
For Children.

The d. B Refer the Ju.
nior and the new unexcelled
Vestee Suit are all the rage
In our Children's Depart.
ment you'll find all of these,
besides finding the only line
of Star Shirt Waists in the
city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
sv ITEMS FROM ouR OWN
s1 CORRESPONDENTS.
- relephone Company Creates
....,on In T,Ier-si Williams,
x.rro, run over and killed by
r,.iu of Cars Near Marshall.

- Tex. Aug. 2s.-some days ago
Lee cent for new telephone com
y canyassed the town with the as
'..,.ncs of Mr.. Burr Fenneil. They
's 10 establish an exchange here
rynish phones at a rental Of $3.50
- noonth, 1t being about half as much
charged by the Southeastern tele-
mn aud telephone company. They
seeded in securing The requisite
' -.hsr OF subscribers in SHORT time
pua', nropose to have the exchange In
sla ,ion IN a few weeks. The other
y s,~v now comes to the front and
..,s.s that the new system viii be aa
ss','sr srnent on their patent, and say
~ ~ s,,hscribers will be liable to suit
~ rsll as the operators of the new
.ss,hanee. and the newspapers of the
~ rnptain lengthy interviews from
NV manager OF the Southeastern eX-
x.,re here, which is liable to scare the
tsasrtbers OF the new exchange off.
s.srhle Is anticipated, and the result
an be watched win interest.
'The docltets have been arranged and
.'.rythlng is in shape for the opening
N, district court here next Monday.
I-t.re are three important murder trials
7. Tor the coming term. and out of
|ssr may result one or two hangings.
49, are sixty criminal cases and
~, one hundred civil suits on the
L,.tets for the coming term of the
swrty court. This Is an exceptionally
k,vy docket and It Is hardly probable
fsst All the cases will be reached.
/ yesterday afternoon at 1880 Mr., w. G.
ktwrls Of San Antonio and Miss Lille
ralker OF this city were married at
N home OF MFR. s. +. James, Rev. A.
Fawoett, OF the First Baptist church,
.rormlng the ceremony,
Mrs. T. N. Jones came home this
" from two weeks visit to her
other In Dallas.
,chn II. Carter. of the Texas Re
irerated Meat company, went west
he Cotton Belt today to buy cattle,
hen. etc, for his establishment,
while out fishing last week, H. A.
Etnlton. Sir, was knocked down by
hor and seriously bruised. II is sup
.sd that one OF his ribs were broken
The fall.
Saturday the Cotton Belt sent new
Efd engine and crew to Waco. to
Indie the Increasing business there
h. crew are always kept busy in
Xtisr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
oHuRoHILL WAS NERVOUS.
Appeared In His rninmnz to stop the
Hotel Orchastrn.

Lord and Lady Randolph Churchill
Travelled In q private Pullman car for
Vancouver, by way of Montreal. on
their trip around the world. They will
so TO Japan, unless the present condi-
ton of affairs there should prevent,
and thence to India, where they will
be met by their eldest son. Their Inn
mediate party includes Lord Randolph's
physician. his valet and a barber and
Lady Randolph's maid Lord Ran
dolph's friends are seriously concerned
and even alarmed over his physical
condition. Several times during his
short visit TO Bar Harbor he plainly
exhibited an overstrained nervous con-
ditlon and great irrltability.
As an instance of this nervous ir-
ritability, he appeared one night In
the office OF the Malvern hotel. clad
only in his pajamas, TO demonstrate
against the music for the regular dance
of the week at that hotel. Rumor had
II that in his own room. and before
he went to the office in his sleeping
suit, he threatened to do something
dreadful II the music was not stopped,
This serious condition has been inter-
mittent only, for Lord and Lady RIM
dolph have accepted several invitations.
They lunched one day with Mrs, Ar
thur Randolph at the Anchorage, af-
terward going on board the yacht May
flower with Mr., Amory Gardner OF
Boston. They have also lunched and
called with the Nanderbilts.
Lady Randolph Is considered by her
old friends to be looking very Well
and handsome, At the Kebo VALLEY
dance she was the belle, and was taken
out many times In the cotinon. Much
OF her time at Bar Harbor was spent
playing arrangements OF classical mu-
sic for two pianos young Courtiandt
Palmer being Mt the other piano.
During the absence Of Lord and Lady
Randolph Churchill from their apart
ments at the Malvern thieves entered,
and several valuable triukets belong
ing to Lady Randolph were stolen, MS
well as a sum OF money. This did not
tend to Improve Lord Randolph's con-
dition Lady Randolph is a daugh-
ter OF tho late Leonard Jerome OF sew
York. Her marriage TO lord Randolph
Churchill occurred In Paris twenty
years ago Lady Randolph was born
abroad. They have two sons, Winston
and John Winston. The elder VIII en-
ter the ari ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
ForKats.

We announce ready in
all popular priced hats, both
in ilanges and stiifs, at prices
varying from 50 TO 81,
On September / we will
show you the fall styles
in DUNLAP'S CELE.
DRAFTED STIFF HATS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
For Suits TO Order.

You'll find our tailoring
department in apple pie or.
der This department is
crowded with work, and af'
ter September 8 will be in
charge of one of Chioago's
finest outters--a genuine
'man of fashion. Don't
place your orders in a hurry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Advertisements for situations want
ed taken al half price. No ADVERTISE
mont for less than % cents
Professional financial and other
cards, special notices. etc, In this clnsI-
ned department. 81 line per month
Advertisers should remember thNt
letters directed to Initials only are no;
delivered through tho postofloc, n IL
ltialH are used they should he directed
70 tho care OF some person. arm or
postoilice box
List OF letters remaining unchlled ior
In the counting room yesterday at 9
?. m, Persons calling for them Will
please say advertised
A. Ill. Gilmore--i.
]. A, B.--l. A Ii,
J. H. B.--i, l. LII.
Ri eaa-.-i.
Dentists. L. P.--1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

Denison, Tex, Aug zs--Fire destroyed
the residence OF John Hines last night.
Loss $4,000. Insurance $500
While the fire department was at
work at small FIRE last night, some
boys cut the hose. Several parties saw
the occurrence, but failed 70 stop them.
They will be arrested and punished
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
NUGGETS.

A Northern exchange says that
"James Whltcomb Riley was onee Q
hind sign painter" II this sort OF mis-
fermentation keeps on we sniul eh-
pect to hear that George ~. sspls W.
once an international uispN'Vn ~
ianta Constitution, . 49,.
- good ferrybuat now crosses from
Y;ys,nool 10 New York in i've days
- hours and tweniy-nlne minutes
p IsaI Qowal Democrat. 49,.
I pon't think that because a mn, man M, ms
isat,ne obligations 10 you.--puek- -.
Mans seihshness always haS ssen
,hrse or four sizes toe large LOT ni''''
Galveston News. ,a ., ybosts and
Many a man y aita sn,r ~ l,JnelsSon-
H. T-trnrs-I fpiou.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
Hoods Pills cure oil Liver lbs, Bllloasness
Constipation. Sick Headache, Indigestion.

some interest as the trial viii be the
first of its kind decided in Parker
county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

WILL Loan money TO build houses on
small monthly payments, Houses for
rent also rooms furnlHhcd and un-
furnished NJ. L. Chambers. Room 0.
Walker Building, sixth anu Main
BUsTNEgs cIiANCE--I offer a bar.
gain IN the a. j. Anderson stock OF
guns. pistols, ammunition and sport
ing goods. located at Colorado, Nit
oheil county, Tex No other dealer
there. A ilret-clasH opportunity for Il
man with moderate capital Address
W. q. Newby, trustee. Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

FOR iRENT---Rooms suitable for lodg-
ing or light housekeeping. Apply
northeast corner OF Texas and Cherry
sirppts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

sror. AoE--tf you store your house
shs,d goods for the summer don't fan
10 ace X y. Darrah. Fourteenth ana
9usk strestn. Get prices and Inspect
ne only frzt class storage house In
city.
RTSUL Ar storage honee for furniture
- nes lehlcles, trunks. boxes, etc,
ne,T roorss. careful moving packing
-hiputnk etc. estimates free. w. r.
pinyon 4 CO.. 18th and nusk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29

FOR RENT-- Furnished room with
boatd. Apply TO Mrs. Lucy. corner
Flrat and Taylor street.