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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
Personal MENTION.


II. d. Farmer left yesterday on n
short visit to Roanoke.
c. Il. Han. a prominent lumberman
of Houston. Is In the city,
DR.. A. =, Brown has returned, after
visit to Austin and san Antonio.
Mayor Paddock has returned from q
short business trip to Brownwood.
T.. w. Mckee has returned from
Galveston, where he has been for the
benefit of his health
Mr.. r, Il. Meek has gone TO Des
Moines. Iowa to enjoy rest OF several
weeks among old friends and aequaint-
ances.
William Montgomery has removed
from Texas and Florence streets to
his handsome new residence. G12 West
Third street,
Judge Goldthwait, the prominent
Houston jurist. formerly attorney for
the Houston and Texas Central, was
In the city yesterday.
Martin Casey and Ben Thompson,
accompanied by several others, left for
Mineral Wells yesterday. whore
they will enjoy themselves for few
days.
Or, j. A. REYNOLDS. prominent Cit.
zen living out near Arlington Heights.
left Friday via the katy" for his
old home among the blue fi.ss crowned
hills OF Clark county. Kentucky. cor a
stay NJ several months among his old
friends. Or. Reynolds, like all Ken
tucklans. loves q horse. ard Nas
brought several OF the finest blue
grass blood, inciudins n cousin OF
Maud s., To his present home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

manifested in the game. and the mem
bers OF each club are confident Of sue.
GERS. The packing house boys had a
full set Of suits made by a prominent
tailor OF the city this week and they
are 'bcnuts." The reporter never
learned whether or not the other club
has suits. but II Is safe 10 say they
have. MS the arm the club represents n
taking much interest in the afiair.
The price OF admission will be %
cents. and all lovers OF the game will
be highly entertained II they will at.
tend.
The game today is only the be-
ginning OF quite number OF
games between these clubs.
The game win be called at $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
PAPA AND MAMA's "Ho'
WAS sNo co" WITH THIS ENTER
PnIsIsG YOUNG COUPLE.
10 They Made believe They Were
Going 10 sunday-schooI Com
a vention, Ran Away and Are
Happy Forevcrmore.

a happy runaway couple who were
married In McAlester. I. T., wedneE-
day passed through Fort Worth yes
terday en- route to their home In Al
varado. 1t is the old. old story OF I'M
dying love. parental objection and
Gretna Green.
On last Tuesday morning n large
party left Alvarado TO attend a Sum
day school convention in Lancaster. go
ing by way Of Dallas. Among the
party were Miss Bessie Patton. a
charming little miss OF lG. and Mr.. l..
70. Pankey, a prominent young man OF
Alvarado. Rev. G. l.. browning chap
eroned the party, and little suspected
that his Sunday school trip was being
used as a ruse by the youthful lovers
to escape the watohful eye OF object
Ing parents.
when the party changed cars at
Dallas for Lancaster. Miss Patton and
Mr.. Pankey succeeded In being left
behind. Instead OF taking the next
train and going to the convention.
they hunted up an aunt OF MIR. Pnnkey.
who lived In Dallas, and left at once
with her for McAlester, I. r., where
n license was procured and they were
married next day. Wednesday.
As coon MS the nuptlal knot was
tied, a telegram was sent to the brides
father Hon. /. A. Patton. at Alyarhdo.
Informing him OF the marriage. Tho
answer came for them to return home
ana be forgiven.
The newly married couple camo to
Dallas and stopped several hours In
Fort Worth yesterday on their way TO
their home In Aivnrado
Both the young people are well
known in the city, and have many
friends hero who were grentiy sur
prlsed 10 learn OF their marriage.
while in Dallas they had u CONVEX
ration by telephone with the brides
father. who assured them they would
b. welcomed and forgiven ON their
return home.
The bride, who is only sixteen years
old, is the daughter OF Hon. 1. a. Pat
ton. one of the foremost lawyers Of
johnson county, and Is beautiful and
charming little lady and greatly be-
loved by all her friends. Her fnthcr
desired to complete her education by
sending her away to college. and ahe
gives this as the reason for the haste
IN marriage tho lover being too Inn
patient 10 walt several years until
she could finish school.
The groom, Mr. l.. u. Pnnkey, Is
loading young business man In AIvara-
a -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Cievercst Cbinnmnn In Fort worth
on for China.

on for China.
Tom Kce. the best-known and smart
est Chinaman In Fort Worth. was at
the city hall this morning getting his
passport prepared for II trip TO his
native home In the province Of Canton.
AZ Is well known. II Is required by tho
government of Uncle Sam that when
an Oriental leaves the land 81
the Mclean man" and expects TO re-
turn he must first 10 to a good photo
grnphcr. have his beauty struck"
and fastened on piper get the sigma
lures OF Ave responsible parties at-
tachod thofetu. present this to the
proper authorities ut san Francisco.
who win issue him "A passport to his
old home with the privilege to return.
Tom Kee has many friends In this
city and is regarded with respect by
all who know him, He runs laundry
on South Main street. and has made "A
fortune during the Ave years he has
been here He possesses n fine mind
too. and IL said to have learned TO read
easy sentences In about month. He
writes II much better hand than most
reporters and Is altogether an honor
to his race.
Mt Terror OF the board Of equaiiza,
tion rs one of Toms best friends and
mats HNlpru UlW AloNg Efcht urhl IN
HIS efforts TO secure the proper means
by which he may secure passport.
Tom Will leave here for Frisco Tues
day aud from there will 10 to Yoko-
homa, but says he does not expect
to land ON account Of the belligerent
attitude Of the laps.
He says China can whip Japan. but
that he VIII not take part In the war.
He VIII probably I've gone year. and
says he will have big time. go to see
his girl, etc. and otherwise do like an
American lust returning from Ave
years trip nbrond-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
A nIe COTTON oRor
Approaching Maturity In Tsfni
County.

New cotton is now beginning 70 q
In at different points in Southern 10
and people there begin to figure tl's'
on their calculations for the operlii'
the market season in this yiriniil-
rerts from all sides indicate tbs
plants are approaching maturity 7
phencmenally healthy and vef1
condition and unless some uniona
accident occurs cotton will MAKE
wards of three-fourths Of bif
ecre throughout Tarrant county u
In the territory Immediately adit
10 many places within this tails]
reaching nearly "A bale an aer 4
crop here generally ranges n'n
half TO three-quarteru at a bat u
there are few fields in which N
figure will not be reached tbs =!
while 1t is probable that many
will make very close to a bale an
Spectators are figuring very VI
triously on the opening prices VI
are apt to range from 5 SIC VI
which VIII give the farmer soms.
like n fair start into next year
the probability of good advan'g i
that portion of the crop which IS y,
later. for from present appearen0,,
farmers OF this vicinity will VI
until nearly Christmas getting y
last Of their crop. The season Z
eral weeks later than usual on a19
OF the rains which have come lres-
~ and abundantly in this sectiln
the very time when the bolls VI.
Veloping. But It has resul'eo
splendid crop.
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Dr. McI0nigbt orders Him Taken to
the city Hospital.

Dr. Mcknight ORDERS Him Taken to
the CITY Hospital.
Thursday might there arrived In this
city o young fellow giving his name as
Frank Keller OF White CASTLE, La.
lie was very sick and got down on the
street unable to 20 further. He was
taken 10 the calnhooac. whore he has
since remained. Or MoKnlght tho
city physician. found him suffering
with a summer complaint ana didn't
anticipate anything serious, His COM
dillon has gotten considerable worse
since then, and has developed into n
genuine case NJ typhoid scvrr. DR.
mcknight ordered his removal to the
hospital and he was taken out there
yesterday.
Keller came here from Wichita Falls.
ana has been In Texas only a short
while lie Is a very sick young man
now, hut his attendants hope for the
best and everything that skin and
science can do will be done TO alleviate
his aufferings and make him well
again.
All the Offices nrc very qulet today
and nothing OF interest has transpir a
In the city hall sanetums for quite
awhile.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
DANCING on rHr law
Young People charmIngIy Enter
tanned by Miss HoIIings,yortb.

aounE People ChnrmIngIv Entar
tanned by Miss HoIIingsworth.
One Of the prettiest events Of no
season in Fort worth's young society
was the dance given by the Kalprets
a, AZ me residence OF Mrs. e. w. HoI9
hhgsworth Friday evening.
Inc beautiful lawn was decorated ..
queens taste. About thirtv cn,,,.,ao
responded to the strains of n,,e,, en ..'ss
so ay VIZ me young folks "tripped the
go, a,ss's ,,. TOE over the spacious Mat
'',th was fair sight to see.
hiss craeie Holllngsworth ass,s+aa
W asiss Emma I'arlton ana Mis- pet-
" M, cry We're the hostesses,
ne following young people ,ya,.a
pvsAent' Oracle Elser. Annie W. -,
~ Iufner Rosebud TAYLOR 49,
y, Katharine Van Renrsas1i's
. I,'.',i lldhall. Amye Van zandf Ne,
Sarlton' Agnes Roche, Patti Ruri,ri5,s.'
iNsina Eurbridge Eva ldrin,,fo,,
~, - Biair Ella Hbgseti r,snea
"a Mahle Bradley. Mary Dsn,s;s
Ssshe hornby, Mary Waller Iias,f,,
f1'ti..,a,etl7en. Oracle Hollinrssvortb, VIZ,
iIl,itleiohn. Thad Thomas VIII ~ G,, VIM
An5a Ht'neli, Judd Blnyon, Bernie
Co., ,so s Bert Rose, sam Horsett
~ ~ olneago' Roy organ! John Mn
peoai-,l Adams. Gus Booty, James.
ts ssnn,piey. Jim Weaver, Chas Weat,n,.
w canyon, Fred Bowman. I,o,,ia
I i,,i'N SoAn Narltnn, Bart sallee Win
q ,w,s'Nnn. Frank Bnnks, Mr.. ana Mis-
y w hollinssvorth. ?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Wilson and Ferguson Covering SIS
Miles.


Yesterday morning about o'clock n
reporter was hailed by MEEK. Wilson.
who was in company with Mr.. Charles
Ferguson OF Waco. Both gentlemen
were mounted upon bicycles, and Mr..
Wilson told the reporter that they had
Just started upon an overland trip TO
Denver. distance Of SIS miles. The
gentlemen expect 10 make the trip in
about fourteen days, and they go
there to attend the National Wheel
mems general convention. which will
be the graDdest assemblage OF the kind
ever Witnessed In this country. The
convention meets August 10.
VIII Tnckaberry OF Fort Worth and
Edgar Boren OF Dallas will attend the
convention, but these gentlemen will
10 by rail.
II seemed little strange 10 see
Mcssra. Wilson and Ferguson start off
on such n long Journey upon bicycles,
but they leiAurey moved off with that
fixed determination upon their faces
which plainly told they were in dead
earnest and, barring Academia. they
would make the trip In time to be
present at the first days session Of the
convention,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

must Chamber then run another twenty
yards where he viii find some XXI
planks with one end on the ground
and the other end slanted up to where
they viii be about ten feet from the
ground and supported by a cross bar
After climbing up one of these and
jumping down he viii have TO ram
twenty yards, where he will find a
hurdle about twelve inches from the
ground and under that he must roll,
then running twenty yards he will he
confronted by a hurdle three feet high
over which he must Jump without
touching II with his hands AGAIN
running twenty yards he Will find n
nice clean sack into which he must 20
and run another twenty yards, when
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

NIr. II. o. richardson Faiis f,o, !.
Courthouse and is scrlousiy Nm.

nir. II. o. Richardson Fails fron 4,
Courthouse and is seriousi, No.
Mr.. II. o. Richardson. an eui
Of the Probst construction cop,paav y
ployed on the new courthouse, M, h.
one of the southeast cornices !, !
building at about II O'Clock yesis-s,
and though his Injuries are nol 4.
sidered fatal stlll they are paInfal
The wonder Is that he was not q
outright. Mr.. Richardson al H. n
OF the accident, was assisting sors
the workmen in handling some ol ID
material. His foot slipped. or 4
step was made. and he was BIZ
tated to an arch fifty feet belox. 4
ing on his neck and shoulder. Had
stunned for a while, but rallied / I
very few minutes. Drs. Adam. d
Saunders were called lmmedlattl1 4
made thorough examination. n
report no bones broken and say "A
the chances for his recovery acc 4
favorable.
He was carried to his boarding ~
at the residence of Mr.. Aieck Car
on West Belknap. and Is doing W,
Mr.. Richardson Is a young man 4
married, % years of age, and M
OF Florence. Ala. He has been 3 \
employ Of the company since Fshn41
and was valued very highly by hs a
ployers.
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deal Of private rivalry and will be
well contested by about ten teams.
There being FIVE bicycle events and
good prizes. the competition IN these
events will be very brisk, md good
deal of fun is expected from the BIZ
cycle hurdle race. which is one-hale
mile long and eight hurdles over which
the riders will have to lift their wheels.
From Denton comes the news that
several athletes are already training
and have made up their minds TO car
ny Off some OF the laurels.
on account of their inability 10 get
suitable judge for the bagpipe play
ing, the committee had about derided
to give.it up when Mr. c. ]. Swnsey
kindly offered his services, and all Of
Mr.. Swasey's friends are satisfied no
better qualified gentleman could FIJI
the position. While not processing to
be tirst-class orator. Mr., Swasey las
also consented to make the presenta-
ton speech, aud rare flow of wit and
humor Is expected. The committee.
knowing Mr.. swaseys natural basl,rul-
ness and modesty, stipulated nat in
the event Of his not coming to the
scratch and being overcome by bashful-
ness, thereby being unable to crate.
there should be penalty of a $40
prize to be given at the ball at night
TO which he most cheerfully assented.
Next week an endeavor will be made
to get excursion rates from the rail-
roads and. II successful, the Scotch
games on August % will be the NEST
successful event Of the season.
Any young Indy who has not seen
the beautiful gold watch to be present.
ed TO the one who sells the largest
number Of tickets for the ball should
stop at Mitchell's window and take a
look at 1t. Mr. Mitchell has the tickets
In the gfnrn "a nd .,rt,.
for the watch should see him as soon
as possible.
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Fonr wonrn ArpnEcnTEn
Corporation Wishes TO Erect =
Big buildings Here

Big buildings Here
Secretary Montgomery iecels'a =
ter yesterday from the E'ps
fninE company. Incorporate uaas
laws of the suite Of Ohio, but VIZ
right to do business in Texas ~ \
running a branch house AZ XXI
asking for tile privilege from ", ~
council OF Fort Worth TO efeet WI
storage tanks with n capaclu Z q
gallons each and a waren99n1.
feet in size on .he ives, sat y
Clear Fork. near The Govt Il
freight depot. FOR the pulpgss, Z. y
ing ANA carrying on n VIM
business. The letter. WHEN II NJ
form OF a petition To the coniie's =.
that they propose 10 90 4
wholesale coal oil. lubrleAuss ~,
gasoline business. ard Wst ~
business here would be OF - VI "a
TO every citizen who uses In - 4
count Of the competition y sal1|
duce and thereby cause OH "
70 become cheaper. r.a 40 4
The petition win be retei' AZ II
council next Tueeday nisps I, NJ 4
IS scarcely a DOUBT but tna'
granted. -,
The comnany has had nn w-nr1
ing over the advantages nv, IN ~
ed Tor a business OF that klpl w, ,s
time, and all Of them ore X u
that Ii Is money in the p3ue,l n 4
parties for the COMPANY 70 S
intends. 20 -
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pie even doubt IL 1t all can be accom-
pllshed in one afternoon the committee
claim that by starting promptly at 1880
p. IN. all the events win be gone
through and the prizes distributed by
$50 or p. m, allowing everybody
ample time to 20 home and get ready
for the bail at night.
owing TO the fact that comparatively
few people understand what the OBJ
stacle race IL, we have received from
the committee full particulars OF Il
and Illustrate some Of the obstacles
with cuts, There are nine obstacles in
all and they are arranged in the fol-
lowing order:
From the starting point the competl-
tor runs twenty yards where he en-
counters barrel with both ends
knocked out. tied by one rope and
swinging loosely, through which he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Picnic parties will iind II to their In
tcresta to call upon the Cotton Bolt
before selecting their picnic grounds.
Garrolton. located thirty miles east OF
Sort Worth on the line of the Cotton
bolt. Is well adapted for such pur.
Yosos. The grove In a beautiful one,
being wen shaded. a nice cool nprlng
and n large lake, which AFFORDS tho
plehsure-neeSlng pioSnickers abundant
fshlng, hunting and q pleasant day IN
a delightful grove. The grounds are In
excellent condition and nrH well pro-
vidcd with swings fer the children.
dining tables md seats for all The
Cotton Belt train leaving here az S:h5.
q convenient hour II The morning, and
returning arrives Ia Fort Worth al
7ii5 In the evening, Special rates and
attention paid to sunday school and
private picnic parties Rates worry rea.
aonablc, For III further Information
cp, s r, A.. loi Main stre ct Fort I,
Worth. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

There was nothing new on the tapis
IN rollce circles, save the timing OF Il.
T. Alberton In court.
Alberton had a knife In his belt about
The. size OF n Jersey farmers corn
blade, and had 10 pay SOS yesterday
morning Tor that privilege. II was
one OF tho old bowie style aud looked
as murderous as Malay's machette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

with MIR. William Harrison. on East
Belknap When asked by a Gazette
reporter last night for an interview on
tho campaign he replied that be had
not word TO say for publication and
that no amount OF persuasion could
shake this determination.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
CAPT. LLOYD SAYS TnEY CAN'T.
Fifty Dollar Medal That the Fenci-
bIes Are NOt i'm n.


bies Are Not in II.
From this until August % 1t may be
SAFELY predicted that considerable stir
viii prevail in the armories of the Fen
elbles and Lloyd Rifles.
CAPTAIN NJ. B. Lloyd has thrown the
gauntlet for the Fcncibles to pick up
IL they dare, and says that compared
with the Lloyd Rifles they can't drill a
little bit.
He has offered $50 gold medal to
uaek ms assertion, ana wants the COM
noon of tho Scottish sports.
Ihere IS much talk OF an indlyidunI
urlli als'' open to all contestants. A
lfst and second prize is to be offered
A. d. Allen is the secrstacv NJ ,,o
Scotch society and arrangan,snts az
being made with him.
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snn nnnE. nAsnnALl FtENns.

Two crncls r.oeri Macs Cross hats
To-day.
At sportsman's Park this after
noon a game Of baseball OF unusual
intesest VIII be played
Tho two ornosinR clubs are the Fort
Worth packing houss team and the
Eccord-collns Commerce cgnipany
club.
A great deri 9f local interest Is being
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

The boys OF the Fort Worth Pack
ing House eompany'S base ball club
believe In home production, Eottom'e
made them elegant suits They are a
credit 10 the club and the maker Go
out and sec them at the game today,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

post and run the last twenty yards
backwards. after doing all OF which
IL he happens to be FIRST he certainly
deserves the prize. should you in
your travels around the suburbs come
across man In his shirt sleeves
swinging around his head an IRON oall
with a handle attached TO IT. muttering
deep gutterals, do not think he Is pre-
pairing to kill anyone; he is only prac-
ticing throwing the 16-pound hammer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Wanted by party OF four gentlemen
to occupy large, elegantly furnished
southeast room with nrst-class board
for IS per week each.
MRS, T. II. MOORE,
Corner First and Houston Streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Yards ahead Of him he viii 49, A,
pleasure Of going under again n s,,, tie
bar alrendy referred to; ssiil a,o,i.l
twenty yeards and he win ana 4 T''.sf
inon-loeldns tin spoon with AZ - ~ a..
It which he must transnor, 49, s "a
YARDS, and when that Is through N.
can turn his back towards the wInnirr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

None but nhlie of Nelson whisky
sold over the Mansion Bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

More new goods. aud prices lower
than ever az the Boston Store, corner
Third and Houston streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

And every part OF the county will be
literally remembered IN thu special
issue OF the Gazette soon to be la
gued.
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w $ Matney, the tailor. to sis Main
strees. opposite the White Elephant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Hon, Charles 4. culbersou. candidate
for governor, is in the city. stopping
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
Moved.

. w,n remove August l to sos Main
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MORPHINE, OPIUM r. Y

Cured at Home. KeIne'y r-Tl11l|7
Guaranteed. Write io> = IN
Testimonials and Refeseness n
baccoline. the tobaees co'S. re-
The G.. Wilson CherfHs ~
porated under Texas '-F7
Texas. '
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

VIII remove August / 10 50s Main
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

., ne report that Tim Krefe wo,,,
p pr M ,S,neinna'i appears to have been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
LOVERS OF The BAGPIPE
WILL DEroRr THEMSELVES AND
OTHERS ON AUGUST ~.


While very nearly a month has yet
to elapse before the grand Scotch ath-
Ietlc sports and ball come on, there is
even now an unusual amount OF Interest,"
being taken in them, and correspond
ence from surrounding towns Is al
ready being received regarding the
games.
The posters Just issued evidence the
fact that good afternoon OF sport
VIII be furnished, and while some peo-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Fort Worth rrunis Factory
WIN remove August to 5os Main
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

We gave r. II. Moritt OF the pcrpetu-
al Railroad Time Table Advertising
company i.ote Cor SS7s last April Tor
an nd IN his time table. he says that
HIS partner hRs left him and carried
said note m Wv have paid H. N.
Merritt the amount and have HIS 70.
celpi for same and warn every body not
10 trade for said note,
GAsToN BROS, July 10. 1894.
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More new goods, and prices lower
than ever nt the Boston Store, corner
Third and Houston streets. w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

DIR. A. J. Laurence viii nut I'm vo,,,
teeth without plates. Fine Eold worls
oflee. corner Sixth and Main, Walker
building, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Il yep want to sell your houses or
lots call on "
CT DICKINSON,
EOS Main street. Powell Building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Fort worth TrunL Factory
will remove August to COZ Main
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I, YOU want to buy or sell a farm.
call ON
c. l, DICKINSON.
eos Main street, Powell Building,