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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-13
CarencrO News.

From Onr Regular Cor. espondent
Mr.. O. P. Guilbeau and fam
ily have moved into the cottage
formerly occupied by Mr.. Edmond
Where. The house has been tho
rougly repaired and painted, and
presents a very nice appearance
MIR. A. G Guilbeau, our eper-
getic member of the School Board
was present at the meeting of that
body in Lafayette last Saturday,
MANY good regulations and
noble characters have been ruined
by idle gossip. 1t is strange no"
some people will permit themselves
to draw on their inauguration tor
expressions, which can not be OF
any earthly benefit to themselves
and yet work such irreparable in
jury to others.
| Mrs. A. Cheffer has returned
home after pleasant visit to trends
and relatives in New Orleans and
Berwick.
Mr.. Talliafero representing
VIM. Hill & Co. cotton buyers OF
Opelousas, was in town last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Pinkney D. Alpha and
Miss Hooper were married in New
Iberia last Wednesday,. Mr. AlPh:
has been long and favorably known
by the people of Carencro, who ex'
tend to the happy couple thel
sincere congratulations.
Mr. Rufus Mitchell has severed
his connection with the Teche Rail
road as yardmaster at Carencro, an
returned to his home at Iuka, Miss.
Mr.. Mitchell made many warn
friends while employed here, an
. there are many who regretted yer
much to see him leave.
MIR. l.. Deleglise went to Bal
X brock few days since.
- MIR. Henry Crouchet, went
$ Lake Charles last Monday to atten
n the meeting of the Board of Dlres
e tors of the Teche Railroad an
& Sugar Company, which took Plae
is on the 9th inst.
e The following table shown
rs shipment of cotton from Carenc1
s. for the years indicated may prov
of interest to some of our cote
handlers here.
er Season 188S-So.. 2oS5 Bal
IN " " 1SS9-eo. 1850 " 6
y " q" 189o-9I 1850 "
&C " " 1S91-o2.. ..S133
m The total Shipment this year W
ID probably reach $500 bales, whl'
lg goes to show that not-withstandl1
the great increase in acreage devot
;s to the cultivation of cane, cote
ng still holds it own, and shows stea'
ia increase.
he Mrs. R. Francez and NJ
&c Armise Guilbeau left last Mond
of for a visit to friends in Natchitoch'
u We trust that they may have
gh enjoyable time.
oh Trains 81 and 50 are things
10 the past.
Our town Council has scheI
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Bv virtue Of the authority vested in me by
ne t,cust;tu.i,,u of the Laws of Louisiana,
will sell foe cash, at publc auction, at the
font door of the Court House of ihc Parish
Of lafayette, within the legal hours to' )',i'-
cial sales, on SATURDAY, JAN. 60 1864
the followi ny mentioned and described prop
erty, to-wit:
One PISTOL.
to enforce collection of poll tax, assessed II
1901, against said Isaac Dugas, and all costs
incurred. -
I. A. BROUSSARD. Sheriff.
Tafavette lam 6 1909.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-13
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Mr.. F. O. Cornay spent NJ onday
evening with his mother and sisters.
Miss Aida Guidry, Of Opelousas,
is on visit to the Misses Revillon.
Prof. L. Tapissier, of carencro,
was in town on business last Sunday.
"A. H. Mouton, of St. Landry
parish, was in Lafayette this week.
Sheriff Broussard went to Hous-
ton this week. "a
Our friend "Clif" Kennedy wa
visitor to Mrs. A. A. Morgan, his
sister, this week. e.
Mrs. O. Dardeau, of Vile Platte,
is a visitor to Mrs. L. F. Rigues on
Lincoln Avenue.
Mrs. Amanda Hayes, who has
been quite sick, we are glad to state,
is almost entirely recovered.
Armand Levy of the firm of Levy
& Bendel, Lake Charles, has been
on visit to his family here.
"Capt Jagous'' owing to slack
business on the Tap has resumed
his cold post"
Mr.. L. F. SALES who was sum-
moned to Opelousas by the U. S.
Court we notice is back.
Mrs. Tom Kelly has returned
after spending the holidays with re-
latives and friends in Alexandria.
Mrs. Tom B. Torian and daughter,
Miss Matte, were in town calling on
friends Monday. So. .E..t
Capt. Henry Garland, of Ope!ou-
sas, passed through town on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Thos. S. Foley spent Sunday
with friends s" in his old home -
Rayne.
Miss Tenny Daughby, of Kaines
City, Texas, is,the guest of her Sis
ter, Mrs. I. A. Broussard-
Mrs. Mumme, of San Antonio, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Erwin
this week.
Felix VOORHEES, returned home thi:
week after an absence of couple
of months in St. Mary parish.
r. A. Broussard, from Carencro
was a visitor to our Office last Wed
nesday.
Alcide and Martial Bonvillain O
Terrebonne parish, were the guests
this week of their sister, Mrs. J. l.
Duhart.
Mr.. Eli. Taliaferro, represent
ing the cotton firm of Hill q GO. Q
OpeIousas, was a visitor to our cit
on Friday Jan. S.
Mrs. Felix SALES who has bee
home on a visit has returned, &C
companied by her sister Miss Lo
Wartell.
L.Lacoste, Don Louis Herpi1
!. P. Revillon, Alsin Breaux an
John Begnaud left Wednesday for
three weeks rest at the seashore.
Tohn Comeau was in town Sunda,,
John is now a resident Of Jeannerett
where he IS employed in a large me
camille house.
The genial Alexis Voorhles CO.
nected with A. Baldwin & Co.
New Orleans, was with us a coup
of days this week.
We are sorry to hear of the la
illness of Mrs. DR.. Hopkins al
hope to learn soon of her being o
again.
Mr.. D. V. Gardebled, after #
DAYS visit, returned to his home al
business at Bay St. Louis on luz
day morning.
DR.. Raoul Trahan, who has be
..sawing bones" in the 'charity h'
pital" for a month past, we
pleased to note is back at his Pc
The Gazette learns with Pleas'
that its former editor, G. A. Thorn
has been appointed assistant cash
OF the St. Martinville Bank.
So The building of a plank walk fr
Mrs. Rigues' corner to the post OFT
would meet with the approval o.
- roc;1arfc Line
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Notice..

Notice.
All ,,,,,;es indebted to the undersigned,
I.e;-;nr tc avoid costs would do we'll to call
and make satisfactory settlement before
January 1, 1894. o1
Dec. 7, 1898. }. }. NCsAcHO
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted to the old firm of
los. Plonsky & Son must settle with the
undersigned, who has purchased all of said
accounts. All accounts not settled within
Is days, will be collected with cost.
HANNAH PI.ONSKY.
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NOTICE.

All parties are hereby warned to keep their
hogs OFF my premises, or will not be respon-
siDlc for same. They are damaging my prop
crty. PIERRE REV1LLoN.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-13

If you want good silverware 60 to
T. N Biossat's.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-13
SheSifT'S Sale.

I. Il. Zroussa>A, Sheriff and zae
CrWcefo>, as. /sa2c DWg~s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

enc would liken its ra...
thers ,,.a' % the tariff OF other ss ,naa
the ~vuiu oe no further tronbja VIM
frr,a,' sosL This trouble vVi,h ~" Ky,
I'M, 1I'ion Pacific came about becs,, ne
.ine would not keep IN ~ aus me
les from Denver and oedsn way
tarl. or other lines. The ,sn, ,n 70 .ne
w uihon Pacific, however era ~, WIN ~.
pse.ea y cause much difiicritv -, ~
paIsu WIN what the lines hn,a .at,,..
eS uurlhg the last night. The ,ns.,,is,.-
u me ADVISORY committee of a,,,,,r.,..s.
clearing house developed Soma IN ,s. 81.
~ ~ snins, some attention was nala.
~ ne assertions of the Grand Trln,s
mar II had been betrayed in ,hA honss
OF It's friends when the western rosds
made their agreement with Inc csns,
olan Pacific regarding the pay,,en, a,
commissions on emigrart huslnsss
10 action toward granting relIes 10 ne
Grand Trunk was taken - @''S
Inc Northwestern road has riven M
uee that, beginning January i. II will
Withdraw and cancel all through tar
MS on the billing Of grain and ia
products In car lots from All stations
West OF the Mississippi river TO East
CLINTON, ILL.,, and from East Clinton 10
az points east ofthe state line between
Illinois and Indiana. Western shippers
have for a long time been fighting for
the withdrawal OF the through tarlfts
on grain and Its products. other west
ern roads are expected 10 follow the
action Of the Northwestern.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Mrs. DR.. Moore. Dwight, KAN ID
stoppInR at Hotel Richelieu.
prof. M. C. ODonohue ana FANNY
have arrived from Kansas and will
lecture here. Prof. o'Donohue Is
brother-in-law Of j. g. Humphreys Oh
this city, .,. al,
w. NJ. Bell, prominent stoekrnan Oh
palo Pinto. is in the city. ~,
Clarence Simpson has gone 10 Sh''
caro- for few days. 49,,
III W. Marten. Misses Jane Eioer,
Cora Mnrten and Mlrta Ism OF Vuahah
y,cre al Inc Mansion yesterday. -,
THO Broadway Baptist church WI
rive a Christmas tree for the SUNDAY
school on Monday night
The broadway Presbyterian church
sabbath school viii give a Christmas
,ree on Thursday night. a.,
rrhe Sabbath school at Keller WIN
have Christmas tree at the church
on Monday night. IA,
Tho Benbrook Sabbath school VIII
have a CHRISTMAS social Monday night
u. Gordan. a Main street merShanl,
vas arrested yesterday on the charge
Of beating his wife and was lei 80 on
bond. ,,,,,,, ,oerh.
.rs Yesterday there were four male ana
three female applicants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
nArrlIy wEppEn.
Albert cuibcrson and Miss Ora
o'NcnI OF Atlanta.

Atlanta, Tex. Dec. 2a.-At the
Methodist church at $3.50 o'clock last
night MIR. Albert culberson and Miss
Ora o'Neal were united In tho holy
bonds OF wedlook. Rev. T. J, Milan
officiating
MIR. Culheraon Is a member OF the
firm or o'Neal a. Culherson, one Of the
strongest law firms In East Texas and
IL cultured and refined gentleman,
as wen as great lawyer.
The bride - the only daughter OF Hon.
Howard +. O'Neal. one Of tho best law
yers in east Texas. and Is the man
who, as their candidate. led tho peno-
cratic hosts IN this county to victory In
the late election.
The attendants were; Mr. Henry
O'Ncal Of Atlanta and Miss Be--ic
o'Gilvie OF Shreveport, l.a,i Mr.. Russ
Daniel and Miss Hattie Mitchell OF At
lanta; DIR. A. Grossly and Miss Cora
Allday OF Atlanta and Mr.lt.paul Dunk
lin I'D Miss india Hughes OF Atlanta.
Tho church was decorated In the
most beautiful and artistic manner.
Miss Kate Longnottl. most accom-
plished musician. rendered the wed.
ding march with a touch peculiarly her
own and with an effect seldom heard.
Mr.. lt. King Coke acted In the capac-
ity OF usher ana master OF ceremonies.
The bride was dressed In q most
trimmed In lace and ribbon. diamond
ornaments.
Mis- o'Gnyie OF shreveport was
dressed uyst elegantly ia costume
OF canary silk trimmed in lace and
ribbon; ornaments OF natural flowers,
Her costume was exceedingly becoming
TO her fair complexion,
Nff4a hIleahnn 1Ra1HnI all
angelic in a most magnificent cream
silk costume with trimmings OF bro
caded satln and ribbon. Her garnet or
namcnts were very becoming TO her
dark complexion and Jet black eyes.
Miss Cora Allday WAS superb Ia a
costume of cream silk, trimmed In rib
bon and buckles, with diamond orna-
mcnts. She * always beautiful but
she never looked 50 well before
Miss India Hughes was Just simply
beauty nersonifled In n costume OF blue
SILK, trimmed IN lEco and ribbon, with
pearl ornaments.
All the ladies wore white KID slipporS
II Is useless to say more OF the gen
tlcmcn that to simply mention that
they all looked very nice In regulation
evening dress.
Aftpr the marriage service was over
the relatives ana friends OF the happy
couple attended reception at the
beautiful home OF Mr. Howard H.
o'Noal. tho father OF the bride. The
house was brilliantly lighted and Chi
ncse lanterns In artistic confusion or
namonted while they lighted the
grounds
An Informal reception was rendered
the newly welded couple today at tho
residence OF Mrs, Captain r. u. Boyle.
sister OF the groom.
Tho prosonts were numerous and
valuable, but II is not possible to get
list OF them. and II COTTON would be too
lengthy for publication.
Mr.. culbcrson and wife will make
their home IN this city. where they are
30 well known and so much loved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

e. M. Schwartz. New York; p. Main
law and wife. san Antonio; e, a. Bailey.
w. w. Bailey, Huntington. West Var
ginia; W. IL. Breeding. San Anton'oi
p. A. Edwards. r.. H. Edwards, Gaines
VILE; II. Il. Hornsby, Springfield. NO.;
II. II. Gaines, Paris, Tex; ], Il. Plttson,
Cedar, Tex; II. II. Fulton, Chic 20;
u. Schwartz. New York; D. j. X gus,
Kalauazoo. A. +. Holden. New York;
W. r. Bailey. New orleans; J. W, Har-
rls. Waco; Ralph Eastman. Pniladl-
phia; Henry Logan. Dallesi Samuel
Rafsky, Boston; Mrs. W. u. Sauer ard
two Children. Chicago: j. NJ. Love. Dal-
las; a. Weldon, c. G. Wade, Kansas
CITY; ]. Il. Rowire. Temple, Tex; {.
y. Hoff and wife, waco; II. II, 5 hen.
st. Louis;M. lander, Chicagoi Al Black
Cincinnati. a. Compagnon, New York;
1yhos. Devine, New York. II. g. Han,
TYLER. Tex; Miss Baden, Iaoksboro.
Tex; Thos. ID. SPARKS and wife, Jacks
boro, Tex; II. Il. Little, st. Louis, c.
u. Thomson, Pecos. Tex; p. A. Hag-
nard. Colorado; Mrs. Conery. 81. l. us;
i, NJ. Jolly. City; s, p. Anderson. Mem
phls; l.. Frankenhelmer. New York;
a. NJ Friend. City; NJ. u. Wciprd.
Louisville, Ky; /. d Worran. st. Louis;
V. Werner, New York; N. Ksshbaum,
New York. A. J. Mitchell. 81. Louis b,
Is. Gaiby, Kalamazoo; II. II. Ward and
Mexico; S. w. WolfBchuner, New York
l.. D. Patterson. Cincinnati; J. j.
rawnsworth. Birminghsm, Ala. Jas,
Auoheil. Chicago; ]. w. BorrnSn. BHlti-
more; Il. W. Jacobs. st. Louis; Louis
j. workman. Austin. John II. Warren,
ST. Louis: Mrs. NJ. Schneider. Sherman.
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
THE DAYS NEWS FROM DALLAS
A reuLiSG IN PLEASANT VALLEY
OVER A LOVE AFFAIR.
The jury in the DIR. Jones Case SIN
out-siajor handle Granted Nail In
tho Sum OF si2. ooo--Personai and
Local Happenings.

Dallas, Tex. Dec. 22.-Bin wnllford
shot and killed John Baker. at tie home
OF the formers mother. near Pleasant
Valley, twenty-five miles northeast OF
the city, yesterday afternoon.
williford. after the shooting. at once
proceeded to the home OF Squire swim
and surrendered TO him. and the Squire
notified Sheriff cahen. who wen, out
and brought wlnlford in and placed
him in jail.
a Gazette correspondent interviewed
Williford at tho jah. The prisoaer,
WAC is a single man about so years
old, says he came frosn Tennessee to
Texas with his mother twenty years
ago and settled IN Dtlias eoun,y. aad
that John Baker, who is also about
80 years old and single, came from
Arkansas several years ago and has
since lived in the Pleasant Valley
noiguborhood.
All the fall both men have worked at
the gin OF Williford's brother and
boarued With Wialf1fd's mother
Recently Baker had been paying at
tenuon TO Wiliiford's niece Baker not
RNtAAH AhN oAgAt vi ithil w AAlA0fh III
mired as husband FOR the girl. he
objected TO his further aspiring "
her hand.
Two days ago Baker heard Of this
objection. and going TO Williford de-
manded TO know why he was trying
TO prejudice the girl against him.
Wlllnord told him that all the talk
ing he had done was to his met or,
aud If he wanted to know what he had
said he would go WITH him TO his moth
er and there repeat what he had said
The opportunity TO 20 before Mrs. VIII
lford did not present itself un II yes
terday, when Wihlford told Il ker to
come on and he would repeat what he
had said,
Baker drew n knife and rushed at
Williford. who drew his pistol and shot
him dead.
The above Is willlford's statement
II the cause and details OF the killing.
The other side has not been heard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Railroad Men Going Away far Christ
msB--PersopsI aiention.

Marshall. Tex, Dec. 2i.--H, l.. 81
James, general foreman OF she Texas
& Pacific machine shops here. left ihl,
morning Tor weeks vacation. He will
spend Christmas nj Denison.
j Vic BEN who Aas been IN 81,
Louis inspecting the building Of 800 coal
oars for the Texas & Paolho company
OF Fort Worth, arrived yesterday after.
noon TO spend the holidays at home,
" T., Bell has succeeded J I'm Bryant
os shipping clerk In the lower ahopa.
Mr.. Bryant left yesterday 10 accept u
position in Mobile, Ala,
Tom white, while working IN the
lower shops Friday afternoon. was
struck on tho head by some iilnbcra,
lnflicting a painful scalp wound. JIG
was taken 20 the hospital and Ills
wounds attended 90.
The city schools all suspended yester-
day for q week to give the pupils and
teachers a chance 10 celebrate.
Last night was the closing night OF
the Christmas carnival given by the
Episcopal ladies' and proves n grand
success.
Miss Minnie Tlgin left tiis afternoon
for visit 70 her sisters AZ school In
Sherman. From there che will 40 TO
TGrncy to act IA maid Of honor AT the
marriage uf Miss Mary Drake.
Il. NJ. Vincent. chief clerk on tho car
department Of the Texas a. Pacific rail-
way, left this Afternoon for New Or
leans to spend the holidays attn his
pars.nts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

L., Tex. Dec. 22.-Justlce
4 reoulres as a qualification
/ ,arIes in his court, n state
IN oath. from one who has
Ismoned to sit in bis court as a
4, ihe effect that he has not
4. No capacity as Juror during
proedlng slttlngs of the dis
csunty court. This rule choked
!, IN heretofore been known
thnnIc Juror, aud when It was
|rksd by the justice, astonlsh-
4, OBJECTED on every face in the
! m The policy Ia generally
! a nd the justice made himself
. I. e,nparatlvely short time.
al Stanley was presented
l,,ipma gold-headed cane at
k,3the Third ward school yes
/ ,rslng. by the pupils. MS a
4 q high esteem in which he
t9by them. Prof. Stanley re-
IN principalship OF this school
1 us ago on account of III
,ar,y shot at John Nevill while
asslne Mltten's livery stable.
Ms were fired, none OF which
|et Nevill is a negro and is n
IN the sheriff's department, and
tosd many wrong doings by
IN Ms color, and the mlschiev-
Ives have 1t In for him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Companies RcorEaniked and Ina
proyements Being Pushed.

velasco, Tex, Dec. 22.-onicers OF the
several corporations composing the
Brazos Syndicate were elected today,
thus completing the work OF re-organi-
cation In every detail and making ono
of the most powerful organizations OF
capitalists for industrial purposes in the
country.
The Boston bankers among the OIL
GERS and directors are representatives Vt
a syndicate OF New England banks
putting money enough here to COM
plete the Velasco deep water work In a
few months.
Construction on jetty Gaping will
resume next week and the great dredge
at Tampico, Mxico, will be here next
month.
The following officers we're unani-
mously elected for the Brazos River
Channel and Dock company:
President, Abner Taylor, Of Chicago;
vlce-president, IL. q. Curtis, OF Boston;
directors, j. Otis WeRtherbee and Will
liam H. Coolidge, Boston; Charles y,
Farwell. Abner Taylor and e. $. Dryer,
Chicago X. l.. Hetiin, New Orleans T.
j. Wilson. J. NJ. Ferguson and G. w
Angle, Velasco. and Ira II. Evans, Aus
tin.
For Texas Land and immigration
company:
Horatio G.. Curtis. president; j. Otis
Woatherhee. vice-president; w. NJ, D..
Lee. OF Leavenworth; u. NJ. House,
Austin; II. L. HELM, II. G. Curtis, ], o.
Weatherbee, w. II. Coolidge, c. b. Far
well. Abner Taylor and f. S. Dryer
directors.
For Velasco Terminal railway com
pany;
Charles B. Farwell, president; Horatio
G. Curtis and u. j. Wilson, vlce-presi-
dents: ]. NJ Moore, Velasco; Guy NJ.
Bryan, Jr., Bryan. Tex: Il. NJ. House
AUSTIN j. O. Weatherbee, c. b, Far
well, n, G. Curtis, directors.
j. NJ Moore is treasurer and p, ID.
Dorchester of Boston. assistant treas
urer and secretary OF all three COM
panies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

e. Dec 22.-The difference be-
boz sontasrn Pacific and the
J. ~ - F7Aich ca-ne M yester-
49, ui-stthr nf tho western lines
|nsr, adlusieh by I temporary
~ NnieA VII d3ub..ess be
~ iAnent. This only trouble
|ae nv Ene5 wSa ore- thr ratra
IA tieso, which hns been aired At
y ..e''ryals Tor thu zast year.
Ssssnles OF TIM Ua17n Pacific
-, It's inninrs ard It's
~, up fnr adj as.zni.rf- Tho
eiaf.er nflic,inv the Union
,,,ss me present time, so far as
kr a roads are concerned. IN tse
u p, ,.aiAHt II on tnI7saEk s-Ifness
. se1a eunst. which has been IN
1.r w laft nine rannthS I,ne
: '-HlnrAd hat Il tho Ulnlnn Pa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

A ctr1 Baby Observation-Disclosures
Delegates Appointed.

Denison, Tex, Dec. "A white girl
baby not over 80 hours old was found
Wing on the door mat in front OF 81.
Xayiera academy last night. There
4 absolutely no cicw 20 the child's par
ents or who left Il at the academy.
John Hines adopted II.
william Guy. ex-governor Of tho
rhickasaw nation, and Westlcy Parker
were appointed delegates TO Washington
By the Chickasaw legislature yester-
day. They will oppose all measures
lending toward statehood. a bill was
introduced yesterday authorizing the
collection o. q royalty from all pnr-
from The nation. Another bill was intro
dueed appointing q citizenship commit
fer. who will sit at Tishomingo for
ninety days from date OF appointments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

tlsn, Tex, Dec. 27,-Mr. John
4 canvassing our community
|nierest OF a wind mill dealer
Worth, and is getting some of
| Z Interested in the wind mill
|H business.
many people have taken adj
! n the low rates to the old
u have gone to see old friends
t.xa Among them was Mr.. p.
h whom his mother sent out
rag about thirty years ago to
1 COWS and told him not to
.k until he found them. He
Is going back now to re-
raling in this community Is
W. very common. They are
81 after night and driving
isllas. and the people are
e. enrlged, and are en- the
lttthe thieves. One has been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

~ n samueIs was arrested yesirs-
" 40 charge Of assaultlpg T. -.
osy " ssnnuels Is we en- muster Or CT
stay. - the Texas 4 raeihe rs Nrg'rl
sevsi sts ~ S the traveiilg car 49,
anp sse Tor Inc rad. siaeey ss
i NJ, ~ hred samuels on acc. n.'' -, q
taat " rs ana neglect O. duty ~.
dI'on E ....,', Il drew SKIS GOT upon
tlat 49, y AZ. sarnue.s claim tai a.
Nm nina. ai'I nr IN struck him and taa1 ne
=, esis-defense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

MszicAns Fight 20 the peath-ons
Man In Jnii.

RockdaIe, Tex. Dec. e2.-whiie the
rtroetB were crowded this evening a
light occurred among some Me1icsns,
particulars OF which It 10 Impossible 10
obtain Jesus Carlo was GtAbbed ana
died in a few minutes and Sle5nisn ,e
ID diving. Some say that II was
duel and others that a third Mexican,
no W IN jail. ala the work The AFFAIR
occurred at dusk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
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Pleased with Fort sam Houston.
wan Tour the North Again.

Sen Antonio. Tex. Dec, Ex-Governor
Hogg. TresFuHer Worthan. General
Mabrey nEd General L. NJ. oppenheifuer
paid an official visit 10 Fort Sam Hous-
ton today.
After q review OF the troops the party
was entertained az tho club rooms by
tho officers Of the Post,
Governor IoEH ~ agitating nnoiher
excursion north by a party OF business
men for the purpose OF inducing capt.
talists to come to Texas. lie Is much
pleased with the result OF hts first trip
The party returned to Auptin tonight