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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
Go goRM AT SULPHUR SPRINGS.
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" cial Dispatch,
Sulphur Springs, Tex. March Is Last
evening about 5 o'clock the west end sub
urbs and the country reaching west tOr
about u mile and a half Wep visited 10y
o most destructive cyclone The path
Of the storm was about $50 yanis wide,
but il did not couiine itself TO any partic-
llar direction, skipping ltrse spaces. The
Catholic church, situated In the southwest
part Of town, was entirely demolished,
The residence Of Ice ChriStian was twist
ed out Of shape and tie roof blown off.
George Richards house was blown on the
foundation aud otherwise damaged, and
fences and outhouses were laid hare.
Outside the city the residence Of Mrs.
lsoht. lanier was blown down, and
catching fire from lHmn was burned
and everything lost. with no insurance.
De farm house OF Dave Webb was
blown away ani the entire family ~ five
more or less injured Mrs Webb will
probably die from injuries received Ia the
back
\ house occupied by a Mr. Davis was
blown away and Mrs. Davis seriously
hurt,
A house owned by o. NJ. Hclick and
occupied by tenants was completely
wrecked.
The farm house Of Mr.. Brady was
blown away.
The residence of Y. f.. Gafford, in
course Of construction and about half
completed. was blown in every direction.
Miles Of fence We're blown down, and
orchards aud forest trees fell.
Rash Gilbert and six other young lads
ont on ID hunt were camping near small
house and seeing the storm approach they
deserted their wagon and Sought shelter
in The house. They had hardly got in
side before the wind lifted the house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Snccial Dispatch.
Halville, Tex, March lg.--ln a cyclone
three miles west Ibis morning the house
~ Ed Davis was blown away and all It's
oceupants, i've In number, Injured.
A house on the Cam place. ia which
thirteen negroes We're sleeping, was en-
tirsly swept away, killing five Of iis oe-
enpants outright and inJnring eight Two
Others will die.
HE dead body Of child was found
in a tree top.
A negro w0man's throat IN some man
ner was cut by timbers on the Wells
Mace. three miles nOrth. The house was
entirely DESTROYED. Other houses are re-
ported blown down, Nut no one was IN
jured, -. ..s
tarre rocks were tom out Of the ground
hv ~ force 81 the cyclone.
sy,et-lound Texas and Pacific. pas-
ssaser trsin lad passed a few seconds be-
~. lie cyclone crossed the rack. dad
h been 4 little later The entire tram
,ranld have been swept away
srde heaviest hail ever known Tel and
s.-,s caitie are reported killed By H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Special Dispatch.
Rice, Tex. March 1S.-About O o'clock
D. M. yesterday cyclone passed through
a section OF country near this place, mise
ing this place abogt two miles The
wind was followed by a hail storm, hail
stones being Immense, some measuring
rs much as ten inches In circumference.
Tie path OF the cyclone wins about
2OO yards wide and swept everything
before H. Nearly everyone left his house
when hn saw q, and those Who had no
cellars took refuge by holding 10 posts
and such support rs was convenient.
One family was holding 10 a wagon, and
Il was blown from their hold. striking
4 lady abDut the bend. The bed Of the
wagon has not yet been found.
THE hotl~es Of Gibson. Douglass, Hilliard
three on Bryan Y. Barry's place aud a
number of others were swept away, lear-
Ing the families destitute their beds,
dishes and clothing being carried away.
Al one place the house was torn away,
leaving the children sitting on the iioor
unhuri. At another horse was lifted
high in The ar and carried across the
fence and dropped to the ground. Mr..
Adams who was ont with his wagon and
team when ii came was injured by the
teaul running away, throwing him out.
Eve witnesses 10 the cyclone say that
Il looked ike cl6nd Of whirlinr smoke
and debris. rs direction being northeast
erly. Nearly oil the telegraph wires
we're rendered useless until this morning.
being twisted together by the force OF the
wind
FnIi particulars oinnot be cbtained "a
N names and extent Of damage 10 prui-
ertv and personal injury. 4 number u
persnns arr known TO he seriously injured
and one fatality is reported, boz cannot
he verified.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
a ilANllNG plllAcinlR
Attacks the Catholic Church or Evils
Alleged 70 Exist Ia Washinsi1u.

by Associated Press
New York, March ~. Tho sermon
tonight of Rev, Madison n lciora o.. the
lo1uiuFdaiu Reformed 'hrth WIS ie-
voted To- un attack on The ilpam CHih.
u'ie tlns'h part ln''y rs influence IN
hr government az Wlshlng'on, The
preacher bad lri'fr sftliug that niue
are permitted ia 80 through nll thc de-.
paHmcnls on hrarnr mlssiona, even 10
stand vs. Hhrn tho clerks receive their
pay and snliii contributions hud ihai tlin
Catholic Influences arc patent w al the
departments be matters Of appointment.
promotions, dismissala. aud OF pay. Mn
ncrous Instances werc cited ln Whlrh
pr1icsihnn wctr dscriminatrd against
10 favor OF the Catholics
The speaker Hnd "lle departments
are full of Just auch cases. and un in-
Yestipmi0n will MOI only mlrtAutlntn
my words, hut win bring 10 lghi mnny
of thn ways that ARE dark aud tricks
that are not IN ynin 10 which the Rnmish
church has rrapHcd 90 20 Ind positions
for true Catholics.
'i1ie Mormuns and the iinmnnsis are
tho onl, fcllglnnisis that have ever main.
tanned bureaus al Washington for lob
bying In the Interest ~ their churches"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
TINE rHNAs rRless EXCURSION.


Special Dispatch.
Huntsville Tex, March rs Col. T. II,
kingsley uf The Louisville and Nashville
railway spent yesterday In the city, 1t
IL learned the object OF, Col hlngslcy'H
visit was TO confer with SECRETARY H.
u. knbiasun relative 10 the excursion
of the 'hNHH Press association lhis year,
and while nothing dual was agreed On.
owing 10 the nhroncc Of full nndcr'
standing ot the nlnus Of the proposed eN-
hihit cars 10 te taken to the national ns.
saciniion this year the following trip
was mapped out, subject 10 ratification
OF officials having the maitur in charge.
The eXeurion Is 10 Leave fou Worth
on thc morning of May ~, sprnding
the 18Th Ia The Mammoth Cave 2Oii Nv
Louisville, I'D aud aid al Nnrara Falls,
2lth and 18th ln New York city goth
aud 9tih 10 Warrington cits, returning
via White sulphur Springs. W Va, aud
Louisville. arriving a. fori Worth tho
evening Of May no
Longer stops had hcrn arranged for IN
some places, hut Il was deemed beet TO
get The mrnhrrs hack home IN ilnlr 10
evttle their bills nn tho lFi
'fhe NIP win not be q Nery expensive
one and viii be- taken In time not 10 Inc
| torfctc with The delegates appointed at
tending tie national meeting. the seerc-
iHg understanding the exhibit ears are
| tn ACCOMPANY them,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Cowboys Attempt to Tcrrorlze Hen
nessey, But Are "lsuu In"

Spccia Dispatch.
lienneesey. o. n, March is.--ln years
past Ibis little border hamlet has been
overrn with a gang Of touFhs who at
their pleasure would shoot up The town
and have everything their own rsy.
Last night Charles Smith better anOwn
~ nuckskiu Charley" w.th few
companions from the range IN fliu Chty-
onne country. got tangled 49, Ia dis
irrhanrc and proceeded 20 take in the
town Smith siTnddlsI HI Mirliug
hrpnrhu. rode into Tho glk saloon, made
the bartender "set 'rm M ~ HE crowd
aud then rode up and down fhe street
yelling ike an Usage brave.
Mnrahal Mckcsvcr got after the gang
mud was walking wild aud woody Buck
akin charley" W the luay whfn his pals
Jumped him and proceeded 90 DO bin
W ho pulled out his defender and
knocked Them down rigiii aus lef. lie
brherd biz Colts ON ihc wenld-br fourifs.
called On tho citizens for aid, and after
hard insslo with The gang smith was
landed 10 jail MrkeeYer received con-
siderable punishment.
The rest Of the gang mounted their
pulies aud BIT The trail Tor tie mare
cangefal climate Of The Cheyenne c0un-
try.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
SWEET HARMONY
HOvers Over Warning Fac
tons at Dallas,
YET H0GG AND CLARK
Matlook and Baker and All
Matlook and Baker and All
the Other Warriors
Are Camped within Few BLOCKS of
Each Other - Rut narmouy's
sure, Though tho Methods
Not Chosen Yet.


Special Dispatch
Dallas, Ta., March 1s.-'rhs has been
very lively day about the Oriental and
Windsor hotels
Waller Baker came 10 last night and
put NJ at the Oriental and A l., Mat
lock established headquarters at the
Windsor. This morning Iadso Geo.
CLARK, H. A Mum, judge Breeding ard
other leaders Of that faction arrived dur.
ing the afternoon.
Senator o. A. Bowsor and Waller
Baker visited the Windsor, aud the char
inca were brought together. riom
O'Clock Until the two heads Of tho rival
organizations were closetcd together
What tanspirca was NOT diulgcd
Al $50 Governor ioFg John " Rea-
rm. SECRETARY of State George o, Smith,
Emory starr of Harrison, County judge
Derraffeurcd. Judge Homcc cate, Miles
Crowley, I'D C0nlAm, \ NJ Mcdonnell
OF Galveston and az least 100 siamch
leaders OF the regular Democracy in the
Inst campaign arrived aud registered at
the Oriental. aud from that hour until
midnight the corridors ewnnncd With pol
iticians an The tails was harmony, ODE
governor leading, hnt there WINS slronr
underenrrcnt against the endorsement Of
President Cleveland. John II Reagan.
Emory starr l.. J.. foster, Bcnurcaap
BRYAN Coplaln Mcdonald and many Of
he Old war horses are very hostile "
Cleveland
Chairman Baker and twoniy-onc mon-
bcrs OF his committee held n conference
At the mrots " the Oriental topiphr
They remained Ia session until 10 o'clock
After adjournment member said to
The Gazette correspondent
We VIII harmoni2c, but there viii be
no endorsement Of the national adminis.
tra,iou, This convention Nill TO as 10 sces
No. We hayc no right 10 dictate 10 the
Democrats Of Texas The members Of,
the Baker c'mmitIcc viii doubtless agree
10 clcvclHnd's vote ia lsD2 az ihe basis
OF representation, AMI all men shall be
harrei from the primaries who rpfuse TO
saear allegiance 10 The Democratic party
and iis regular nominees An who voiced
for Cleveland in lS92 win be- entitled to
vote
AZ thc Windsor hotel tbe crowd Is
small Only eleven members Of TN Mat
lock committee hnve put 10 nm appear
guce H. A Mum. r. u Neylnni, D.
u Conuor, Judge Breuiing j n, NY
Tor Of Waco. Major Duumolpcn Of Austin
and the local clark leaders make W. ihe
crowd.
The morning trains will doubtless bring
large additions.
Judge Clark Says he Is for harmony
aud that no Democrat can refuse 10 en-
donse The national administration,
Chairman Matiock expresses The same
opinion,
j. ~ Taylor declares that Major
Bryan y. Barry Of Dallas ex-senator
Reagan and Tow others are cndeayorlns
10 disarrange TIE plans. Everywherc Il
q stated aud repeated ihnt harmony win
prevail Even "Farmer" shnw admits q.
Candidates for state offices are here in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
HAIL AT AURORA.
SIpciai Dispatch.

Aurora, Tex. Marh 1S-At o
O'clock yesterday evening we had rain,
.ihis Increased ,ill during the night We
had one and onc-half inoiies VI rain,
This insurcs good wheat cron, that
possibly never luokcd better 81 this time
Of tic yenf This evening" we sOt IN
be edge Of hall storm drawing from
the south
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
THE DETAILS OF Tnn sFonlI.

THE DNIAll4S VI ltib SIoltA-
Special Dispatch.
Longyiew, Tex, March 1S-The cyclone
which swept over this place at o'clock
this morning, accompanied by hailstones
of immense size, did much damage, break
ing over 5000 window glasses. The
greatest fury was SIX miles east Of here,
striking tie large country home of John
Cain, lately occupied by large family
of negroes. The house wis in an ancient
grove of oaks, twenty in number. Every
one of them was torn up and piled in
terrible confusion with dead dogs fowls
and cows and i've dead and eight badly
wounded negroes,
Old man Alex Lester was found fifty
yards away, entirely nude and dead.
His old wife, Sarah, was pinned under
tree. mangled and dead.
Alex Lester, lr., mingled with torn
mattress and debris was dead.
Roberta Lester, . years old, was found
near tree without any mark of violence
dead.
Jasper Collins was pinned under q large
oak. suugly covered in bed with his
head crushed and limbs broken, dead.
81, ~. ,.,,,lod nainfullv ont Lis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
nAKnn's coMNI1rpE NEEDS.

NnIFINfIAt AfA|N~1
dallas. Tea. March 1s--Alfhcngh a
lIiiis cary. tbe Baker conmiiic' got
down 70 bnaness tonight The Matoek
proposition Submitted agreed that y she
Hosg men inionsei the naiioual admin
is.rntion and made ccveaHd's goie the
baas Of representation the CLARK cpu-
uitscc wonld WITHDRAW frpm iae hsid.
The IIoss u5en are wiling % make she
Clsr9and voie the laais Of rspr'senin-
iioa. willing 20 raiiirn ai.'giance 10 tho
Cqlicago platform. bui declare thar tn
Enforcement Of Clcveland. HOG Or any
Other man must ~ ~ % q eonren-
tin fr-a from dr. prspie.
The iogovibg ciSnuitige was sseetei
to drast a p.an u AaanaDJ and ras'ofi %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
ADVISE IA 40 ao HoME.
Polish Catholics Of Cleveland Write De
hanlly 70 the Ablegate'


BY Associated Press,
Cleveland. Ohio March 1S-Aralh the
rebellion among The Poles u 81 stanis-
lans' Roman catholic church has broken
out. Bishop H0pgtmann and Mgr, ga
toni refused 10 remove the priest, Rev
n. Roslnski, and Ia auswer 20 letter
from the papal ablegnie refusing 10 re-
crfye delegation u The protesting mem
beers. they have written hin IA 9 defiant
strnip. declaring that they will have
lie priest nrrosted and advising Satoli
10 leave the limited States u hn hos no
authority 20 rigii wunrs a movement
= also on foot 10 form au independent
chnrch. for which purpose q nesting
was held today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
cYcloNE ~ JAcKsoNyliLE.

l,c,s.na,ilie. Tex. March ih.-Aboni
T., o'eloek last night 8 cyclone coming
t-nn the southwest struck James b~-
49, niace. one mile aud half west
n town. The reuideuce was oceupea
~ q. Morsan. wife and children.
M house and an IT, surrurndipEs weiss
isru completely nsnndsr alp alpfIe1
~ .-.r,s miracle az the family e.
.,,,,.J unhnrt Njih few slight osliect.
- as,lv about serenty-aye yards
,sde and abont so ynris IN iennh Al
~ ~ t,srtieiilar place. but u dippsd down
sv.la alouf oae mile noriheaat. com
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

NaH|M d l. mH." 10
'lohs rasseu uy 'l'l@ehs ol l'usA
''nnending Him for the Senate.
IA Dispatch,
81 Ter. March II. In pursuance
4 an ,,h,,sb,1 IN oil ,ha ,ya.lIv ma.
\ ~ u f-''''''" a. "" '''
" VheroRee county me o,'1eils ~
y IN luass neeeung NJ 'ne cuut,,
4 ~ husk NJ II a. N tpuay y"
A hs eand'uacy oil li9..raS Sf ,. i'li,
/ slhim county Tor um'eu 9'"''S
.
A. JACKSON was eiectel ena!l ils
w ). 4. Virgins secretary vi
sllg 49,. - a.,
slaTinan stated me ohlect pl .ne
w and several citizens ihNue ~
ny anu timely speeches IN un'u.
II MI Chiffon among them NAs
a Jackson, who was sl'e. .I ie ne,
4 4 " MS REMARKS and enth"9 S,.i,.,,
n Young Democrat, aiS9 IuuEe
Il 4, 1ihson. bon Jonii - Lo's'
4 heylhs and Il. .. Dlck 4,,,.
! s,.oh OF Judge .'lpsph, w 4. S,'a ~
s,Aa,el u S9m le 10 M .,,lI a ,n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
CORPSES AND RUIN.
Emory Half Blown Away on
Its Wings,
while in the Ruins Lie Four Cold
Bodies and Others lY'',Yng for
Help-sulphur St,o4s
and Rice visis tcs "a,
Special Dispatch.


Emory, Tex, March ls-A cyclone
struck this town last night about 700, de-
molisliing every residence west Of the
Co'Tthoue. blowing down the Baptist and
Methodist churches, also the Masonic hail
and The Emory high school building, kill
ing George Walker, Brar Henry, Miss
Alexander and one negro child. Total
loss about $1,000,
The suffering is beyond DESCRIPTION, and
the sufferers are in great need of help.
There are a great many who were Grip
pied whose names cannot be learned at
this time.
oue-half Of the town is a total wreck,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

ny Assoclnfed Press.
la Cfoia. WIS. March ie.-Isidcf wilcDr
~ d r,4itniisi ~ Tbs city. rsil-ie-io. bli
NhD haids meetings N Surrounding towns
every sunnief i.aitrfly be has beconf
apiriinnliit ADD aaya y late ~ aas Ind
frffaaut fonfffsr Win srinl flienis
fhiia,sh iba medium u plalchetie Yea
icid1y be- says W. received rarimunicn.
ton from had nrquainiancs. EdnAfd
il1nsy To- ihr pr~enfe " nuupeis n
fritudh which REID AZ fallnW~i
s-Gn Af,fii Z fliaclrHm, IN wilfh Wind,
wniar aud nfr win eomninKif VII Ftus
srafi N The fiahiiF = hlgneapoils, sweep,
M i1wn fhs flsairslupl fvtf valley. di't-
fasyina 81 pani d rlll rtfr ffffr fhuf
b. ~ path. TmeblnG a. digest stage u
Hereiapdlfuf N Ia tFoaae, Nherf the hiiN
Win ciamfe and The valleys hu With roll
inhs nqads
R0nrY asys further that prope may bs
ahsai hy luiihlug an ari " safety lp ihf
form n 4 crciane cellar on tho Nilct1
farm he diilsplen- ,scre gilsa. helar
rufiernilf iafrf 10 Keep she faitAful dir
ginR siatfru nplir from INV Vn. WDfk
n progressing fuuld'Y and Wilcox hnh heen
ioinrl ~ arf~ a snlfr u ditr faQiir. a
ae.-71d order VIA Received to-day f4u furfT
eartar that Won 90 The ara mast -
lh4ienfd Considerable erIiemfnt has
i,.I1 frrEed here Hnl tlefsg msu hare
1peniy cti.opnoei Wilcox
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
TINE STORM NEAR ooRslcANA

Corsicana. Tex. March ts-lhe resi-.
deucr of Lum billiard, four miles west
of this city, was blown down last even.
ing during u wind storm, Al the mem.
hers of billiards family were In the
house at the time, hut were uninlnred
billiard was standing In the yard and
was struck 10y a flying scantilng, which
broke onc OF his ribs and otherwise dis,
abled him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
THE STORM AT rHoRr SPRINGS.
Special Dispatch

Vhop Springs, Tex. March iT.--Ihetc
was severe wind aud sand storm here
last night For an hour or more the
wind blew q hurricane. wrccking out.
honses and hlOwina down fenccs Ihe
gallery n front Of the second story Of the
mum building NJ the Add Ran university
was unroofei, and, az with some mighty
Nnut hand, seventy feet OF the rpul was
htiod and laid on top OF the main build.
ing The remainder Of the roof was
lqdgel against an apliway. Flues were
siiattend posts blown down and debris
scattered IN all directions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
THE FiRE HEcoKD.


b AHHUIIHfeI FFFN77
rgdornso. lows, March ls-ln q frr
lasf nirht The following houses were d.
showed r. A. Norris. books and nQtop-;
carrier a. Sbafe-s agricultural iIupif'
meuts; Mrs ". @. Copps. dry goods.
aggregate $1,000. partially inzured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

plctely dcm0lshing another honse oc-
cupied by neero family named Jones
also Mr.. Whites harm and several
other outheuscs ~ far no one has hcen
seriously injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
LITTLE DAMAGE ArLEwIsyu.LE.
Special niqutch

Louisville, Tow March 1S-A small
cyclone passed over Lcwisyille this morn.
ing. doing only slight damage to "a few
0uthuiidines.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
|tpiE TUESDAY
N Az THIS WEEK
IA Y SMITH & cos.

Iqbre dress goods bargain $
1 S,,--one at 29c yard,
l,ih SOC; another at 41c
III worth 65c and 75c.
iIrported novelty suits at
| Mss. so and 50. so; spe-
yalues' -
line Jet Trimmings
Il bewildering array of
/ house full of Straw
IitIugs from China and
In in every conceivable
4 and price.
I'm wash fabrics for
saer week sale,
t,mmer laprobes at SOC,
4 15c, 92c, 95c, 81, 81. 25
10 So so.
|rerything in Ladies' sum.
A underwear with special
hilton paid to extra large
4 for stout women.
sriped, Swivel and Mexi.
Grenadines will be shown
4 week for the first time.
5Isv line baby caps on
lrnd floor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
h AlcnARDs DISAPPEARED.

a".ed Press.
p ! !. MS, March ls.-Eda Rich
n; X II y 10 years. came here De
b,'s nom Backhee. Wis, to visit
NJ ans Speener. and remained
e,a 2 =. when. by request Of her
.rtf return home. she left here
pe ~, i'e Today Mrs. Spencer re-
1 u ~ from her mother that Eda
r. a trs arrived. and askiur the
|'i4su ~ prolonged stay. Nothing
n A'd Of the girl since she left
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
No DAMAoN AZ srHrnnNvLLn,

stephenyille. Tex. March tS.-'Heavy
rain fell here last night accompanied by
wind and hall No damage,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
\ TUESDAY,.

4 10 patterns of Paris Sat.
lmat 81. so the dress pat
n Of 10 yards. BY far
cheapest and most de-
IaGIe dress goods we have
III owned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19

Sfreay yeAra ago there Wns bat poa
hruioieg4fhic payeiciAn 10 ,be Dnifsd
s.atcs, Nhefe thefe afe 5g,oo0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
bAHE DAY.

4 IOEuter mark on bleach
NJ cotton. Sale of 1888
4lrdi Of nearly yard wide
slched cotton at 6 yards
or - yards for SOC.
! Ab low enough!
\ twill pay anyone well to
re to our store at least
sa day this week.
n v QHHlTEg D m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-19
G. T. SMITH & co.
Chiffon INDoRsED.

lltcns Passed by Citizens Of Rusk
ianending Him for the Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-08
NLU CAMP or yETERINs.
The Ie--Jncksop Organic d at Lexington
Flake Returned wi b His Bride

LEXINGTON, VA, April Especial
Confederate Camp Of the survivors Of
the various commands Of the Confederate
States army residing in this county mas
been formed here with Col. W. Il. POague
as commander. assisted by Col. j. h.
ElmundsOn and Capt. John G. BOude.
1t is 10 be known as Lee-Jackson Camp
Of Confederate Vets, and is said to be a
strong organization.
Lieut.. H.. VI. Blake. United States ar
tilleiy, Fifth battalion. stationed at the
Virginia Military Institute as instructor
IN military science, returned from Phila-
delphla, where he was married last week,
with his bride, and has commenced HE
anew in a snug villa cottage on Letcher
avenue. near The institute, and in the
fashionable quarter. His bride is the
daughter Of Gen. Farley, OF the Philadel-
phia Arsenal ana IS a charming lady.
Lieut. Bake is a graduate of the Viz
ginia Military Institute, fact not gen.
orally known.
Mrs. Tucker wife Of Hon, J. r. Tucker,
IS visiting her mother. Mrs Powell of
Richmond.
Miss loan Crutchheld, Of Richmond.
McBryde. ID. D., rector Of the Episcopal
church.
State Treasurer A. w. Hartman and r.
T. Mcleod, of the State Auditors Of
flee, were in town this week.
Messrs. Brooks and SANFORD, Of Bal
t.more. are developing a deposit of what
is thought to be valuable photographic
stone near Buffalo Forge. in this county.