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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-28

There are turkeys, aud then agaln
there are turkeys. II was one OF the
latter that Uncle Joe Fanset carried
home tor his Christmas dinner 1t
weighed 24lbs. dressed, and sven then 1t
WASH t dressed like one OF our Milbank
dudes.
As will he seen BY the notice elsewhere
the merchants have decided to MAKE the
closing hour six o'clock for the remain
der Of the winter. The movement tor
early closing is founded OH good sense
and justice to tue help employed IN
stores. and there need be no serious in
convenience to any one by the adoption
of this rule.
Another business transfer took place
this week whereby Iii. Layman, who
has for number ut years past conduct
ed the city meat market, steps out and
Mr.. Samuel Clark takes possession OF
the business. Mr. Clark will have ex-
perienced help and will fully keep the
shop up to its past standard OF excel
lence. Mr.. Layman expects to remove
10 Minneapolis at an early day 10 make
his home IN tt ut city, removal which
his many friends sincerely regiet.
The teachers and scholars Of the pub
lie school closed the fall term OF school
| last week with Christmas exercises. the
| pupils Of Miss Shannon's and Miss Nc
Allisters's rooms holding their celebra-
tion on Thursday evening, and those OF
the departments presided over by Miss
Morris and Miss Windle on Friday
afternoon. To say that tue coming men
ang women wormed out ot these occa
sions all the genuine fun there WAS ~
them is to mildly state q truth. The
boys aud girls knew what they we're there
for and they had it in general good
time.
G. s. R,x pinned up notice on hlt
office door last week stating that III
had gonc to Spring Vsllev, Minn., ane
would bs home about the first OF the
year. Just exactly what reason he ha'
lss VISITING spring Valley deponent say
10th not, but il heresay evidence is TO b
admitted in the court his mission is .
the most commendable character. t.
which no one excepting perhaps an ole
bachelor could have any objection.
Justice Pasco says he couldn't le
Christmas go by without doing goot
deed aud making one or more hearts
happy, SO when Fred A. Dyke OF Iwi'
Brooks aud Miss Augusta MelGnder
Summit appeared before him Christina
: eve. each in possession Of the other
> heart, with his own natural dignity ant
t all the power conferred upon him by tn
laws OF South Dakota, he bound them TO
re,her in the strong bands OF matrlmon
, an. made the twain one as tho bes
, Christmas gif. he could confer upon them
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-28
90 GOLDEN LINKS OF life
sd and DWIGHT'S FLOUR.

Herxld-Star: Mrs a. -.
city would like 'nforma-
nd, John Tillman, who
\ last. On the 9th
lived 4 letter from
nod, North Dak.'
aothing from
sars Of age,
sey coat,
boots.
houts
ss,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-28

,,.n. run Mondays, Wednesdays, ano
s.,s o. each week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
IrreriInrItI,. CIaimc,l.

wharton, TcNas A0sus, sl--rVs White
p.opie Of the town wero ali asnr Tits
mornlng oSVr sNo ctreuhJlon 81 tho rS-
low,as hand b,il on gie streets az 90
early nuurs
'N1lv6 10 ,ho Members OF she Wake
M4AN Upton Assoe.aloh, \ mset.ag
wil be held 81 thc eunrt house So 10
O'Clock a. M. August ~ Tor eou9ids rlag
tlN lffysf-.Ae' in tAe gVuug az die
.Nst called r.fstng
lAa FirroguA ruNE' complained OF lTr
10 tubaanca a. follows; l.iit dlruE tho
pcAuN of W. fp,e Tot dlffrel- riudi-
dAtts seno in0suhers voted twice 10 six
t1neni ascnl ttia minors ai1d uthlrs,
Who We no, bono ldo men..srs or the
loN!tl Va caFt p3iaots' further, thni aoa-
puaNhtl waves. nlt-r being challenged,
were tiiqNch Go Ncle. These "irresuiari-
tlea- arc adlnutli ytl 90 "a hug justice
t. rho onlcers go ssatc thar when they
Wtfc N tete1 sud melhnds WNrN clli-
daffiicd ma STORMY oud speedily stopped
Up 70 ~ o'rlock no fufnaa mvetiug had
.h as tflts flN Trflt macs Of flu cit-
goals, Nu.io uumI Stag Asad goudsgusl iuW
the dNcsgplncts arg rea3iyta 90 sct
Win dleHirsl fhc c9raotsailNc body "a
= legulcr leaort will prohA9ls Ne goN-
rrucu ny thc ktfH OF tllH nrganli3d Ion.
Thr niii1Wtnr article rchriug to nott-
lAg'i oi the n1es,cifticn fpesks specifically.
"Ariitlt Y ihcrc SHAH be held at
fhe town ~ weartoa two regular meet
Iraefi OF filf NoolNoti ln each year
prey-dxA tcNl shSrb shall he
hrla FiFh -pqNNi lnNrtln-7si - msx he
yhsf tN ~ Ola. ,.st tea $50 psetis.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Liberty, Texas, August 2i.-pistrlct
court, which has been IN session here for
several days. adjourned Hast night until
Monday next The following state cases
We're disposed Of
state Is. jas shrader, theft Of cattiei
guilty and two years 10 the penitentlury.
Alex Nuaby, bond forfeited.
Tom and Ggn Johnson, theft OF a hogi
guilty and fined so and i've days In jail.
James Lewis, charged with aggravated
assault, guilty and tined $50
Gus Harlin, carrying pisto.; nolle prosed
by district attorney.
Zoe Bralln, assault to murder; jury
waived aud plea OF guilty to an aggravated
ASSAULT fined -,
Gcsrne pcuser, theft; Jury waived and
Judgment OF not guilty
John Colo, carrying pistol jury waived
and Judgment OF not guilty
Olmuu1 Nugent. charged with perjury
nOlle pressed by district attorney and de-
fondant held over,
Joe Anguse, Carrying pistoli eontln'
ued.
Tom Tucker same charge and order.
w. \. Reed, charged with playing cards
Jury waived, plea OF guilty entered, SIC
Iohn smiley. CT Urged with assault with
Intent to murder; continued by consent.
Alex Patrick, same charge and same or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Brennan. Texas. Au.ns. a. essrs
c. T. Roff and W. NJ Aven ieft today
Tor Washington 10 attend the supreme
lodge OF the knuahts OF Pythias. Mr..
RoiI ~ u past gsaAd chsAt oLlr and ar.
avon IS one u the twO supreme repre-
au1tativcs from t1ls sNtg. .lad bot. are
Woifecrs % tal Y.l4s d. IeAAs, oolns
cnartl. Inem1ars or i5rarhle iodse ~.
~ Nnicu was orssN44-u - 1910. Nj,
Eofi attanucu zoe tuWtlne ifise a. 40
runto, Cauaut AMI ar A!;lWaukee. AIT.
avon utttn1ld sAs supreme lm8U at
Kansas Guy and az t,esfi ston tity,
anu enc or both OF thcm rtru been AZ
every strand nlse meeting cfei he-d IN
the state, ST. hoti Attending the hrst
one ever heid--.n lsiL
quite number u people, tshh8 al
VnntaGe OF Tho low rate on account Of
ne supreme conrllye Of tile knights or
Pythlaa, have gone 10 Washington.
Nit y. -, Williams lei fri1y Tor IeN-
lngtOn. Leo county ~ gWes 70 tele-
sisi7n Announcing n,I itIlcca illness or
his sister Mrs = warren
Thora was an enlDyah.r social for the
Nttl folks ut tle residence OF Mrs.
Thornhll on West Main street last even
ms.
There d preaciilng eytry night at the
Presbyterian shur N.
The recent rains greatly injured open
cotton, but viii materially aid the grow
iis fup crop.
The two-siorv cfilcs being hLilt for tho
100 Banner 20 Welt Sandy street
"a nearing completion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Minor Quinn Reports Gratifying Re-
suits 81 the Jrtfics.


suits 81 the Jrtfics.
Sabine Pass. Texas. August A.-Major
James D. Quinn. L. S. A., with head
quarters at New orleans, spent We'd
nesday and Thursday at the future great
seaport.
Major Quinn Is one OF the mos; prom;
iueaf members Of the corps CT United
States engrAcrs and has charge OF AZ
the rivers AMI harbcrs IN Loulslina from
the Red river south, the mississippi rlNeF
excepted and the breadth Of mis- .errl-
tot, extends along the gulf coast Of Mis-
ilssippi 30 and Including Sabine Pass.
His object In visiting Sabine Pass was
TO Inspect the work completed under
the recent contract and he reports that
the results IRE gratifying in .le OK
IRENE. He examined tho jetiy works and
found they had been constructed ac-
cordinE to specifications in every detail
and Che work Of deepening the channel
was progressing faster than was even an
tlclpated. He said that work ON the
jetues had been abandoned for the Tvs
ont. hui II would resumed about January
/ next and II would not surprise him
II the late appropriation Of 100000 Sc
curgt II uhalilsl over twenty feet into
prospects for opening The rock quar-
~, and said thar IN
the rock was as described TO him Il
would be the finest possible material for
J4ttv construction. In speaking directly
OF Sabine Pass he said ii hud magnl-
fcent future. ct already has n greater
depth Of water than any harbor on the
Texas coast, snid the major "and the
SOL formations are such That thu chan
nj can not only be maintained but the
depih viii continue incrcalrg."
Major orinu lett FOR New orleans
l Thursday afternoon and will Immediately
ddyCruse for bids for reSaming the work
AZ Sabine Pass under the new appropria-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Paris. oxas-iThcre are navy eight or
ten cases OF dlph;hcria In different parts
Of the cisy. out OF lila ten or twelve cases
devcloped there have been two deaths
Corsicana. Tcxns.-isev. l.. c. lSlrkes
OF Cha ttanoora. Tenn, has accepted a call
TO the pasorate OF the Cumberland Pres
byteFian church Of this city. lie VIII on
ter upon DIS duties october 1.
tiainesvllic, reSas.--ny the explosion o;
a lamp the residence o. a. J. Proffer In
North Gainesville, With an It's contemis.
was destroyed. Insurance on building siio0
and on furniture $50 In the Faremen's
Fund
Del RIO. TeNas.--The Catholic church
was dedicated on Sunday, Bishop Ncrax
Antopo also tae pslsi, OF EArie Pass.
A1ser tae sqrsaeyils s.4.eaa was gssaeA-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Accidentally KILLED ia New Orleans
Ihe NcnmhIlnMnA


Beaumont, Texas. August 2L-Thls NJ.
torn0on dispatch was rccci sed announ.
ing the accidental death I'm NV Orleuns
of Al BreWton. enc ~ ,bs most Unjust O.
ois AM proml4us y1uaB men of ths
cry. The dispatch gives no particular
merely saying tue Unfortunate yO1ng man
wound cnusNg b. Air Etewtou lrIt
here Wednesday nish, Tor q pleasure tru
To Washington. The wa OF his unt.mg s.
death was received here win sldnD4 ,
uud 10 cast gloom over The home Of MA
mother where also reside his brothers
and sisters The remains VIII be uroughe
TO Beaumont FOR intormQut
The black and tan repub leans Of leuar,
son county he'd another meeting AZ the
court house Thursday night and on mo-
ton the resolution lnstrurtlng delegates
20 1he State convention to support n ".
Quincy was repealed aud the daieg .tes
VIII - &C. The e9nventil1 uni lstWW,el.
respondent that be VIII vigorously op-
pose the movement 70 lndofsn the third
party nominees for State onlces
Generul Manager julius kruItschnltt ~
the Southern Pacific arrived yesterday IA
IL priYatf cUr "tiuHi9ipupn. lie was
accompanied ~ ]. r. Muhl ue the gen,
eral MANAGERS oiflce, W H. Mulvey. SUI
perinicnient. and John be Clurcy, ronl
mater. 1'ng gentlemen spent several
hours inspecting the Southern PaclGo
round house aud yards In this city nul
eNpre8scd themselves as highly Please ]
with the condition % things,
Rufus Cage OF Houston was in the city
today circulating, among the MI nn1
business mon, and it is s1ld talked con-
sidcrnbly about AN Interstate Insurance
company which may be organized in tht
near future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Alice, Texas. August % a serious ac-
Incident happened to c. b. Hon.nshead.
q wcll known stoolSman OF this place,
White driving n bunch OF horses past
the Trinidad ranch, thirteen miles from
here some Mexican dogs ran into the
bunch a h1rsea and stampeded them. A
young. haifbr3ke horse MI. Hol9nshead
WAS rldlnc not scared and commenced
pltehing. When the saddle girth and
stlrrup leNthsr broke and the saddle
turned, Hollinshcad's head striking the
ground. IL was kicked On the head and
lay there two hcurs, when Mr. \.
Dunn came by IN buggy and took him
TO Alice, where he IS now resting we'll
and Is doing as VOL as can be expeoted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
BY THE CAR L0I)

That is tho way we buy crockcry Yea 4 III, n ED \
fred Mcakens & Co.'s (of England plain primal @
rated china and queensware just received which m na
you cheaper, and better goods for the money tb pA
before We have in stock everything in thu Ky ~
prices court competition. Think Of 4
chamber set for So 80 This is flyer EyeryiIN Ma
portonately cheap 'uas NJ
We would particularly call the attention of bot., IS
line of double thick ware nappies di na lel
bakers, ice jugs, individual buffers and cream @
dishes used in their business Examine our stoc
elsewhere We only ask you to let save You mon ~'o
full line Of Rogers triple plated knives and forks s,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

conz1ita Texas, hugust 2i-Your re-
porter gave yesterday an account OF the
BURGLARY or tOk snot rrca' store en-
night before last rho tniei. in his run
10 escape eapture, Loot rat. which led
to the arrest o. French Darden. colorcl.
yostyrdny eg,4lna. As Hylsc WAC
searched ana tuu iJlogNtvs argleiqs were
found mad idrnliaed ~ tne owners; Onc
slAsHootcr. nins Dumas OF bacon, httech
pOuul8 @ hgm, one cHsc suItg, four
boxes Of cigars, TWO Eripa. tobacco tsm1l,-
iur and cheWiu.D, camel fluiy, cne spirt
.eyoi. one square clothes ringer plated,
wagon sheets, etc. H. Do eJnGuli 10 C7ti-
mate the value of lrttaly1 sta.cn, hefe
bCms sOMu uMa cItus Broda, several
suits OF olathc3 ara some articles which
could not be Identified 1uo mcfchautg
cost marks enabled them very much to
Identity their sugds For several months
past q burglary Worid occasionally oc-
cur. and, iudsing from goods 81 this
mnn'r uuaHrHaipu. uU rs the man VINO has
@ mtuittld them. There veto eight CONE
puiutB He'd sgaiu7y hiiN. 10 has been
40 Tile pcmtentiary has q local ropufa-
tIyn Tor iwiessuess. HAS had eongideru-
PIE tNF iHrncai Twnrt. lls tH'lt o. MT
ln hs way if brave and takes the mat
tor codliN The ey1miulug trial ls being
conducted now, 1u1 on the first COM
pllut he was bond ever IN the sum OF
500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

prcnhaiu. Texas, August 2A-At ths
uight session Of tho eolored Bap,ist state
sunday school conventions there was a
general praise service conducted ay J. H..
ncgs Of CalNeri. scripture readlng ny
tsev, Hnons, prayer by - ~. Whitney o.
laNufsNlue, he address Of welcome was
read by Mss Guy OF BreahAin. response
BIZ n w Whits 81 YonlgHm, The spesK r
q. the eNqNluN was REV. a. Nutha. nli
.i-Aiv1ae'-, Q. as0te lpiz4.aa, iseztus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Victoria. TaSsF. August 2i,tA terrific
rain, accompanied BY thunder ana iisat.
nlps foll here last night Although spmo
OF the farmers complaiu that ii Nu
do more harm than good % cotton the
general opinion * that Il wiz be bono
ncIuf
'sbe eoEnort given hy MIS- Lpaien yvoa1
~ no opera hpuHo last nicht fof ihe
hrntii or tho cemetery as5osinI1a draw
large crowd, The most cnIpythia fse.
lures N the eyrairiv were tho tnfie4Nr
and nandcs hy thr llNe chiidrNn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

BlcaiN7ood, roNan Aiguat ga 81 s.
o'clock last algAS eomme3ei nhag
and continued AL night An the tImo it
has been a aieady hffd raia, We hnve hRd
no such rain for Qu.t' a long Wiki III
" feared u win QverNoW no ho.tfn innif
on the crceks aud iului ttd rntinu erI,n
Which ~ hcttor thuu usuil nIi t1e eAfn
crops are oNy MODERATE while rs Afoei
and peas are very late Hn at hnNa Nnf
very little rain duiing tft rpriue aei
sununer hut other Warts sos ha tnufV
have had rain pretty wc3 dli thr lnlc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

after which committees were appointed
on State mission work.
&. ii Buckner, education.
T. w ". Adkins. temperance.
Al. n Newman, condition OF the heiH'
"A. w Smith, ways and means.
a. l.. Siedge, permanent organization
Professor d. Abner. Jr. presidents al
dress
constItion. NJ. S. wallucc
Corporation, L. l., Campbell.
ToDAY's SESSION.
Divine services by Rev. J. II. Rohorts,
Sherman. Roll was calieu by the COM
mittec on meinbi rship. showing 40 scnoois
with membership OF c5.OJ0 represented
BY rs doldgates.
Next came Inc annual mersaGe Of the
president. Rev. e. ~. Wright OF Calves
ton.
several other Interesting speeches were
made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Rasirop, Texas. 'Apsust si.-The ialics
OF the German Mste5dlst church e,.se
q mort pleasant and srsct>sr
ic9 cream esd 'sSaset tee opera hcnac
last ulsht rqr 'neepeuott .; ihslr pe,v
lhnrci tuaG 4ay M Meel4 and
pastor o. sha3 ehps3h 4 eQpduhtn- In1
Iitssiye anA ntt.i@t,ile ts.titnl .SrVte.'t
thsa week srhis esttn0h; ard fal,htni
s,is ~ i'as felgs .'llis fvipig fivre ldr
ifetrcutrd.hv al ciatscs rs
ltsultn a nrqo rrcpit .of Ras tr6nsana arr.
of taaaIfs e.-l Nnlhtc hhthroae and.
,gt s'r ~ gAas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

.tss MAE.te tifern ef.er tained COM
HsA2 %. hlf ;rishls last night with. a
itpsfeafiye domino party. which was
iniich enjoyed Dy sli present
Heavy rains fail daiiy. but no COM
piaint u cotton worms or rust Is az yet
reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Thomaston, Texas. August 23-Born
last night to Mr., and Mrs j. H. Power, d
fine boy. Mother and baby doing well.
"John" IL all smiles now and says be-
viii continue to pay The highest markot
price for cotton. lie is our principal MIR
chant and cotton buyer. shipping the
most Of his purchases 10 Houston.
The Gin. under the efficient nilnnsc-
ment OF Mcggrs, W. J. MoMHnug g sons
Is running Ike clock work, TURNING out
with three GIN stands about Thirty bn'c9
per day. They have ginuo1 up 20 cato
800 bales and tile icrgy staple % stii
coming In ~ lively rae.
Cotton picifcra arH f.ll scarce, but
farmers are doing wen in lavcr unr The
CROP and getting it upon the mGrkst
Mrs Hatta MaFtc, VINO has hcHu quite
ricl; for several weeks paH IS now cou-
yulegclng md i1 fair way 70 get volt
The fan crop Of cotton Hiil proWiacn
good. No worms Of any conaeqpeuc- 49,
yet. Plenty Of stock water now Grnfs
hne AMI stock ~ AL kluua doing well
MeHsra Brown g Brown have com
pleiHd their large ma camm0aiom black
smith and wood ah0p ard Hro now pre-
pared 10 do any kind OF work la tlcir
line
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
THE OLD LANDMARKS.
GREAT INTEREST AND ENTIIUsI-
AsM ~ THE WORK.
Addresses Full OF Religious Thought
Delivered by Lending Coiored
DIyines-rhe Young Peoples
Vnion-Brenhnm Dnptists.

Union-Iirenhnm Dnptists
Bryan. Texas. August 2s.--The Baptist
Young Peoples union. conducted by the
Old Landmark Baptlsts. are stiii en-
thuHlaatlo "a their work here and much
satisfaction Is expressed by those inter-
csled IN the meeting. Ministers from a
distance. as well as local Baptlsts. are
being revived. The services yesterday
opened with the rendition Of "renderly
Calling" by the CHOIR, Rev. II. =. Taylor
read the thirteenth chapter OF First Cor
inthians after which the minutes Of
the previous day were read and APP
proved.
The president. Professor Lee then read
his anniai address which was in every
way an able and eniertalng Document.
teemlng wish inf rnlailon Of The unien.
showing decided lncrea 50 in the work
conducted In Texas. and extended
ihaih.s to the Texas star for the assist
anoe this paper has rendered the Bap-
tist Young Peoples union. and mem
toned G. n. Smith OF Dallas county and
Z. NJ. Grggs OF Anderson county as the
bcs. workers for tbs cause, having or
ganized many unions IN their respective
counties.
The influence Of this society has been
very great, enabling the members TO give
scriplurI reason for being baptized
ana not depending upon what others ten
ohem. Among other hints. lie cautioned
the coming primEl dOnnas to substitute Tor
"bHun to TIE Mocising Bird" that i'm
mortal hymn Of Wesley Jesus, Lover
~ ~ ~. MS hdaiiaf Wen deserved
mt sne attef'iion and support given by the
audience, AMI VIII be published In full
IN tho minutes OF the association.
a committee was appointed on mis-
s'nu1' molten OF field and education,
ttliL GRANGE lHefature, plans OF work
AM Presidents address. and revision Of
constitution.
\ .telcgram Of confidence was sent the
family OF Brother r. l.. Wood who re-
Gently lost his father
r. Aur ne union song ''Nearer, My.
Nou 10 Thee" Rev. Massey offered a
l99ehlpg prayc7' which moIatened the
,,, ligane asgaiemy was given SO upon "a
,iiii,tc9coelt directory was adopted as the
guide Tor me association, and the Texas
st1r Of Dallas "a tho oiiclui organ.
~ ,y-nYe churches have reported to
expected TO report before the meeting
The committee on education re,orted
y toward State missions and SgO Tor
Journed
MORNING SESSION.
The association Opened win the rend-
ing OF the twenty-tAird Palm, and pray
q by Rev. f. ". wcll.
The minutes OF the previous session
wore read and adopted.
Mrs. u. y. Burke, president OF the
Womnn's Home Mission society made
Ger report, showing afnono ntb.r +h,r..,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

HUnTy ITteUWNII1 WlNIstT Ut VTIV IVN47
theatrical circuit, arrived at / o'clock to-
day and has been busy looking ever MS
affairs in this city. He expressed INNS
ua mighty pleased with the progress De.
lug made on the now opera house ana
Thought It would be a model and state1
that Il was his intention If possible 70
on january ]. In speaking Of his book
ings for the season, Me-. Greenwall SAID
he did not think tho Galveston or Texas
u,aypoers would have any cause for com
plant, ns ne had Booked the very best
complnlcs he could secure. Mir, Green
wall Will remain hero FOR few. days
giving his personal supcrviglon to his af.
fairs here. when he Will visit other points
Ia the state He has appointed MIR, Dave
Welss his manager here for the season.
was b1rr and raised In this city. ani Is
quite popular. The season VIII open With
the Charles Gardner combination, Sep
TENDER If. IN the fremont house,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

some one has sent out from here re-
port that there was plenty of work here
nud thar contractors were unable 10 se-
cure men. -.
JUalun Draper yesterday resolved q YET
ter from his father at Nantucket, Mass,
lruirriug IL tlis was so, ana stated tnat
4 largo number OF men were making en-
deavors to raise money to come to Gal
weston and perhaps several huhureu
49, .u .ItN tivir soon.
Mr.. Draper, Sr was written that me
report Was erroneous, and that at the
present time many men were out OF en-
l.oyiucu va Gllvesion and that the de-
thg aupply. and TO advise all who con-
templnted coming TO Galveston for work
to remain whore they are.
Whoever sent the information out that
lahul4u. utn We're WlutCu ~ IillNeatou
aithps td not understand the situation
or wllfully perpetrated most cruel
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
pNVlNG IN RAp SLIME.

The new fremont street paving today
10 In bad shape. 1t Is q series Of hills and
valleys. like the swell Of the gulf. More
over. IN places II has expanded sideways.
forcing the base OF the curblng out sew
eral inches. The paving at Tweuty-sev-
enth and Avenue O also has swollen and
bumped Itself during the recent raius.
Engineers here sny mat the ten pounds
OF dead OIL put into each cubic foot of
pine blocks was not enough 10 saturate
II, II "a claimed that at least twenty
pounds per cubic foot Is necessary TO keep
M mi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

John Maionsy. the wen known light
weight OF this city, Is the recipient Of .
letter from Bob Ahtrr, the man lately
defeated hy Tom Monaghan In the cnera
house In tnls city, In regard 10 chal-
lenge. issued by Maloney.
Tne letter stated that Ahern would
probably be here on or about the 2Stt
day Of August TO sign articles and other
wise make arrangements for glove
contest. Ahern y a, Cieburne, Texas
N l.r..al..a--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
PopuLIsr CONVENTION.

In conformity with call the populists
will nod county convention ut Turner
hal. on the night Of september u for the
the hela Mr. plumley, editor OF the
Labor Union and other delegates will
leave next Tuesday night for Columbus
to attend the populist congressional con-
venton OF the Tenth district which
meets there next Wednesday.