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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
FOR THE FIRST TIME HERE
ROCK PILE CLAIMS THE oIrY's
FEMALE Ml,LEFACToRs.
Mamie Perkins md Annie Kcnnnrd
Have the Distinction 10 be the
First Women to nrenk Rocks for
the CIty-wnI CurtaII Expenses.

Mamie Perkins and Anna Kennard
Will go down In local police history
with special mention.
They have the distinction Of being
the first Offenders against the dignity
OF the city. locked up in default of fines
and placed at the ancient and honor
able occupation Of roek-breaking to
work out their fines Instead Of resting
them out as heretofore.
They are both colored. They are both
vigorous physically. They experienced,
according TO the statement of the police,
the hardest days work they have I'M
dersone since they first intruded them
selves upon police notice.
The color OF the first woman set at
rock brealiinB BY Fort Worth is an
accident. The rock pile happened to
be got together just at the time there
were only oolored women In the 'boose.
II fell TO the lot Of these two-e special
distinction as it were-the lnaugura-
ton Of "a new system.
There are at present but three women
IN the city buose. Two are negroes.
Tho third is Lola Binesman. white,
VINO WAS arrested night before last BY
officer Sour, on complaint OF
one Of party OF four young
gentlemen from Wichita Fails.
I1 allege5 that Lola robbed nom. Inc
Hinesman woman viii be remembered
as the star witness IN the case against
old man Happy. released few days
ago from the county Jail, where he had
boon ianBuishing IN default OF bail.
because OF a mlstrial on the charge
OF killing woman on West Weather
ford. The charge against Foa being
theft. she cannot possibly get chance
at the rocl;-pile. The case will 20 be-
fore the Justice court, ana not the city.
She will probably be transferred TO the
county i0ll today.
The remaining two women In ques-
ton, both negresscs, will be- NOR lucky.
They are convicted and win exercise
their Drawn today.
There Is not particle OF doubt,
say the police. that the ruck-breaking
system will decrease the heavy eN-
pcnditure to which the city IS con-
stantly put by class OF women OF the
town who would as soon be in the
'hoose. living on the city fare and
sleeping in its bunks az they would
bein the enjoyment Of their freedom.
The disgrace bears no sting and cool
quiet Of the loclt-up appears even to
have its charms. There is no doubt
the police argue, that the rock pile
wiz save the city many dollar and
benefit the cause OF law and order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
nLIrn SOCIAL cLun ENrnRrAINs,


The Elite social club entertained ct
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pearley. No,
40G Ryan street. The following guests
and members enjoyed themselves;
Frankie Moonby, Bell Moonby, Laura
Van Ham. Lille Van Ham, Jennie
Martell. Artelia Marteli, Viola Pool.
Cora Turner, Bessie Walden. Lula
Graves, Lena Hunter. Miss Allen, Grace
Walton. Annie and Lille Thomas. Bet
tie Parker. Miss Ong, Jessie Clifford.
Annie clifton Fronnie Allen, Lille
owens, Hud Furguson. Woodie Ligon.i
John Tanning. Garlic Mabler, r. @.
Nnbler James Arlslna Lea Freeman.
Ruby Ildworn, Fred Ildworn, Conliit
Hetherington, Matt Carwile. j. HasseL
Clarence Parker, Dave PoindeXter.
Jerome Gnrblet, Charles Phoenix. Az
bert Brown, Sammic Burnes. Halle
Bounds, Virgil Parkcr. Dick poindex-i
ter, Dick Jarvis, VIII Freeman. 1a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
r1n DEADLY noLL WORM
Has Made Its Appearance liz Tdrr,rt
County.

1t is learned from a reliable source
that the boil worm which made It's APP
pearanco in the cotton fields Of Eastern
Texas about ten days ago has reached
Tnrrbnt county aud even penetrated rs
far west as Clay and Parker counties.
The unusual amount Of rain this sea-
son and the continued growth OF the
plant has made conditions favorable
to the propagation Of the worm which
attacks the bolls in their green state.
and quickly destroys every one which
Is not far enough advanced towards
maturity 10 resist the attack. In fields
whore the cotton Is ripe and the bolls
too hard 10 be bored into by the insect
there win not be much damage done.
The rayuges Of the worm are generally
confined TO the black belt but have
reached territory new TO It this yeur
on account Of the continuance OF the
rainy season beyond the usual limits
as stated. 1t is not likely that there
win be great deal Of damage in this
Immediate vicinity, however. as only II
comparatively small amount OF the
cotton OF Tarrant county has been
planted this year In black land, which
has been principally devoted to crops
Of wheat and other cereals.
The cotton In the sandy land In this
section wiz, 1t is thought. be far
enough matured to escape injury with
In the next few days and before the
boil worm gets a good hold in the fields
hercabOuts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
AUGUST FOR HElIj5
1t Must Be Whetbs, !.
Take q Vacation q M ~
Take Time Now to str.,,,...
Nerves and Body. y
!, See That Every Part Of IL y,
Becomes Well Fed.


Eleven months for bus,u.
money-maldng, for absorN,' Y
Take August for beconins ~ - 'ek
wen. ' ~
Get back to your prone. ~.
Heve the tired nerves az .h.,. ''sst 2
ity; fill the boa,, ,,,.,. ~ i'itaie 4
se,.,Jcs,ti. -" 'u'aV. vsai,r
,,,,,.a ~. ~ iou Viii was /.
Z '"iee tne purpose with a eia.,
and a body undisturbed A. " ~
pains. y s'aa q. I
60.
a'i'e , celery COMPOUND {, 4.
trlil IN August.
WEAKNESS and lac,s -
a matter NJ tba .ns'er
g. ~ s,.As., - ~ Nes and btllt.
- 'iie eNiaustion OF the nerve e.,,-
mat produces the feeling ~ ,.,..
aud depression 4
o,,astto,, -,
'''u asslmilauon az X
i'st 10 become affected by dlmlaie.,
nerve power and as thess h,...s
are SO CLOSELY c,n,..,as .sA''
nar, 90 a.. iN'su W''u M
f''' VI 'iie ppuy we entire ~,
shares in their disorder. Men ana 4.
en- about middle are ,alA ,,,,,.E
clse their blood haa... '''e' ~
- D-1pi''es s'oR All y
pure ana al iheir important mus|
sluggish, while a constautlv ire,..,,..
load Of anxiety and care kse,s <
nerves from being properly ,lon,,
Such persons Will ind a Mia, 4
in health, in vlgor aud EooS ~ y
from Paine's Celery COMPOUND M,
steadily through the monts x 4
gust.
The reason for the high rA1.,,
which Paine's Celery Compound /. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

l.. l.. Jopling to Thomas D. Ross.
trustee for Western Security company.
the G. W. Joplin 100 acre survey, Tar
rant county, the o. d. Beall 100 acres
survey, and GO acres In the William
Stephens survey. deed of trust To see
cure notes $l55c,
H. L. Joping TO Thomas D Ross,
trustee OF Western Security company,
tracts Of land; second mortgage, sos.
City OF Fort Worth to h. ]. Ormsbec.
lots Nos. /. 2. . and in block No. IA,
1881 80.
Otis A. Whifie TO Jcmuel c. Gates.
several lots In Hyde Park addition,
Si,00.
r. a. Roche and WIFE Percy u.
Roche, to W S. Beauguer, parts or lots
10 and 10 In block 49, $500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
IN eAuNT nNeEWs CLuToHEs.
Mother Sick. One Chnd Dead and
Another Very Low.

a Mrs, Maoada. living in tent near
the bridge across the Clear Fork lost
one Of her little children yesterday.
Tho little child was, like the others.
suffering from want OF something to
eat. II was buried by the city. Chief
Maddox auperlnteding the work. Mrs.
Macada Is III herself and has another
child SO sick as 10 prevent her doing
anything, We're she able.
II was distressing sight to see the
s0ualid misery that nbounded every
where about the tent
The gympathies Of many good people,
including Rev and Mrs. Homer T. VIII
son. have been aroused in her behalf.
and she win he better treated than she
has heretofore.
Everything that the police could do
was done TO arouse interest in them
and their efforts seem to have met with
gucecsn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

the race. This unexpected develop
ment presente an interesting dilemma,
as Democrats are not sure what should
be done IN the premises. The prevail
ing impression SENS to be that the
primaries Will have TO be held over
again. as It Is claimed that when the
convention adjourned It ended IFS ex-
istence and has nothing further to do
with the matter. No action has yet
been taken.
Judge Hood IL well known IN Fort
Worth and Tarrant county, and has Il
host OF friends here. He made an
enviabIe reputation on the bench Of the
district court here position which he
held for q number OF years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Picnic parties win IND 1t to their IN
forests to call upon the Cotton Bel
before selecting their picnic grounds.
Garrolton. located thirty miles east OF
ynrt Worth on the linc OF tho Cotton
Bclt, Is well adapted FOR such pur-
,j1sea The Frovc is a beautiful one
being Won shaded A nice cool apring
and large lake. which affords tho
pleRsuro-scaking pioknlckerg abundant
isbiug, hunting and n pleasant day Ia
a delIghtful grove. The grounds are In
excellent condition and are well pro-
dining tables amt seata for all The
Cotton Belt train Leaving here at S'55,
IA convenient hour II he morning. and
returning arrives 81 Fort Worth AZ
7I5 In the evening. Special rates and
attention paid 10 Sundny-school ard
private picnic parties. Rates very ren.
sonnble For III further Information
apply 10 o, A. CARNlNE
c. p. & r. A.. 4Oi Main strot, Fort
Worth Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
DoGGErr TO THE Y. NJ. CA.


Young Mems Christian association
will have the Rev. NJ. W. Doggett. b,
D.. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church OF this city, to address the
mems meeting in their hall on Sabbath
afternoon at o'clock. Before coming
to Fort Worth Or. Doggett spent u
number of years In evangelical work
in the southern states and is peculiarly
fitted for this work among young men.
This is not the first time DIR. Doggett
has addressed the mems meeting and
many will embrace the opportunity of
hearing his address tomorrow on THE
objectionable Sin" a4.a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
Mno,s IN rnWNf


Abilene-Jamcs N. Humphrics, St
CLftles hotel: James N. Humphrey,
Mansion hotel,
Alabama-H. A. Moody, Piclswlol.
AlyH1ado, TeX.-Nliss Kate Beasley,
pickwiclS hotel.
Amarillo, TEX l.. Smith and wife,
plck%iok hotel.
Arson. Tex. h. Phelps. stCharles
hotel
Big sprlngg. Tex. p, Goodman,
Mansion hotel.
Birmingham, Ala.--E. p. Mcdonald.
Mansion hotel
Blevins, Tenn.--John IIarley, Man
aion hotel.
Bowie. Tex,-charles Head. Mansion
hotel
Buffalo, N, W. N. Ellis, Mansion
chicaso, nissan Amberg. Plclswlck
hotel.
Chicago, HID. V. Murtm, Henry
Workman ~ rysse Il. Wioscina. a.
schippers, V. Eneulg, Mansion hotel,
Cincinnati. OIL. Cohen. PickwiolS
hotel.
Cisco. Tex.-Mrs. y. p. Eppler, Man
zion hotel
Columbia, MO-. H. Hatton, Pick
wick hotel.
comanche. Tex,-P. r.. Clark. St
Charles hotel.
Corpus Christi. Tex,--wIn A. Hassell,
rlclwlc6 hotel
Dallas, TEX :, English, 81, charles
hoteli I'D NJ Pickett, Mrs. NJ Han,
Mansion hotel; Burnet Glbbs, Fickwick
hotel.
Davenport lnd.-F. Peterson, pick
wick hotel.
Dublin Tex;-G, II, Council, Mansion
holei; q. a, Chapman, Pickwiok hotel.
DUBUQUE, lac, w. Dickinson, Pick
wick hotel.
Evansville. InG.--E, Aycocls. plclkwiclS
motel.
Fort smith, Ark, q, Taylor Man
sion hotel
Fort Worth, Tex.---Iohn C. Celia, d.,
Jurstner. o. A. Dickermnn, ID. M.Nico,
j. II. HendricS. q. II. Day. Duke Good
man, w, G, Turner, Fielwiek hotel
Fulton. lll,-Gso, De Boy, Mansion
hotel,
Galveston, Tex.--J IL. Murphy, Pick
wick hotel
lordop. Tes.-w. p. wilbor. Mansion
hotel
Graham. Tex. 4. Henderson, Man
sion hotol.
Hillshoro r'eN..-aIiss Anna Bane.
Mansion hotel.
indianapolis Ind.-M. Hission. Pick
wick hotel
kansas city, Kan.-Chas Reehernels.
Keller. Tex.-B.R Elliott. stCharlos
hotel,
LaGrnnge, Tex.--Nlss Annie Ledbet-
ter, Mansion hotel.
Memphis, renn.--J. u. Thompson, II.
sharp, y, Charles hotel; Chas. v. Fly
men, Mansion hotel.
Midland, roX-NI. c. Beauchamp. Pick
wick hotel,
Nashville, Tenn.-W. II. Glasgow,
Mansion hotel
New Orleans, Lac. Alexander, Pick
Wick hotel
New YORK, N. VI, NJ Davidson,
Plekwiek hotel; ], u. suffer, Mansion
motel; r. j. Joseph, ilekwick hotel L.
Quanah, Tex j. Harmorson. Man
SION hntel,
st. Louis. Mo.--.A. q. GOdOir, Man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

II VIII lie Made AZ the ArtesihH
Wells Tomorrow.

Mai. Clements. chairman OF the wa
terworks committee, is anxious to have
all the aldermen and rs many citizens
as possible out az tho artcsian wells
this morning at 10 O'Clock To
witness an Interesting test. The test
IS to be made ON the No. well with
the American Wells Works air COM
prasser pump.
II IL claimed by the proprietors of
this compressor that the present flow
Of water cun be Increased two and
one-half times, making the flow equal
to one houndred and forty or one hun
bred ana fifty thousand gallons. If
the test should prove successful, the
present water supply might be greatly
Increased by It's use.
Engineer Thompson OF Hot Springs
who manages the hydraulic power at
that place IL here, ana Engineer
Hawlcy OF the waterworks IL getting
some valuable suggestions from him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Ed Fenner md "Nid Lewis Will
Battle Tonight.


A grand glove contest Of twenty
rounds or more between Ed Fenner,
the champion bantam weight Of the
Pacific coast and KID Lewis. cham
piou bantam weight OF the south, viii
be held tonight Tor $50 side and gate
receipts.
The contest VIII be held at Mad
dox & Kits new athletic rooms,
corner OF Twelfth and Calhoun streets.
doors opening AT D. m. and the battle
royal beginning al $3.50.
This fight promises to be one OF the
best ever held in Fort Worth Sew
eral prellminarieA viii help I'LL up the
evening.
No one with sporting procllVities can
afford TO miss this fight as 1t will be
scientific.
The admission fee has been placed
ut the remarkably low price of so cents
and tickets are now on sale. The ring
Is sixteen feet, tier seats, and the
best order will be maintained,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Assistant County Attorney Attorney
Iat,Imore haa received word that DR..
y II. Carroll. pastor Of the Waco Bap-
list church, Will be IN Fort Worth next
sunday. and will preach at the First
Baptist church Sunday morning and
at the Broadway Baptist at night DR..
Carroll IS famous pulpit orator and
an eloquent speaker. and all who hear
him viii be wen entertained as wen as
Instructed. The public are invited to
attend on both occasions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

sIid-summcr Pleasure Excursion 10
Leave Here August 80. ie

Have you ever been TO the quaint
and historic city OF New Orleans? n
not. you should take advantage of
the r1arvelously cheap rate offered by
the Texas Tourist company and take
n trip there. Trains viii leave Fort
Worth over the Texas and PaciHc
Thursday morning. August 30, at 8
a. M and arrive I'm New Orleans FNl
day morning, September 2, at . a. M
Returning. the excursion train will ar-i
rive in Fort Worth Monday, at $3.50 a
m. isi
steamboat excursion has been arr
ranged for while in New Orleans
The fare for the round trip is only
81.
For further particulars and tlclyets
call on or address, Texas Tourist COM
pany. with Bowser & Lewis, 800 Main
street. Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Black Jack Grove, Iex, &. ~ "
1880 p. m. fire was W sslsa
corner Of w. G. Kinley N, n -.
Smiths loss Is aoou. XIV XVI Il n
The Delaware for IVY 1,s',, aj1 [
gia Home for S2evv' =. ssj. %
Wormaok, insured ioa n ~
W. $. Ingram, insg ,s.ss, =, M
total, $1,000; Ray 4 b, sgri
insurance; W. q. M VA y /
$4,000. in Palestinnse. o KY 5. ~
$500: loss total, i,yr / I pefs
surance, loss 5000; !, ~. q III
ance 5000, Scottish l s;sbo, i.
Downing, insuranv,,s ~. y,ssnl.E
damaged &250v, iui''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
RAN AWAY WITH A DusIlI MArn /.
And Mrs. Smiley snys She Can Never
Forgive Hcrt

Mrs. Ada Slbley makes application
for divorce from her husband. Bort
Sibley, because, she says, her husband,
10 whom she was married in 1870, ran
away IN June, 1893, with dusliy dam
sci and carried her to I'll Paso, where
ne lived with her in open disregard Of
his previous marriage relations and the
law. This alliance, says the deserted
wife, she has never forgiven and thinks
that she can never live with her hus-
band again. The alleged recreant hls-
hand, she says, now lives in Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Large newly furnished south rooms
for rent with or wIthou, board. This
house has been thoroughly renovated
and rs now one of the neatest ana most
desirable medium priced hotels In tho
block from new court house; ilist class
transient patronage solicited; very low
rates to desirable permanent people.
Take Main or Houston street electric
ears from Union depot to First street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

The point has about arrived at which
something must be did. No, we are
mistaken, the weeds have arrived.
They are full-grown. and in full force.
They line every street; they hide the
aldermen on their way To- anu from the
city han and we are reliably informed
that they are spruuung In the council
chamber.
An kinds, shapes, sizes ond breeds.
Rag-weed. smart-weed, snake-weed,
weeds that nre malodorous and weeds
that are not
a molly variogated, piobald assort-
mcnt Of luNurignt vegetation as green
ns That OF a swamp in The valley Of
the Amazon.
Breeding not only other weeds and
vermm. but chills.' malaria, fevers bad
boys, cEs-sucldng dogs and hydropho-
bin
When one goes outside his bed-cham-
her these nights he is wet to his waist
fast MS if Nc had SWAN the Trinity at
Dallas, perhaps n little wetter,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Decatur, Tex. Aug; 49, ~. ~.
dence OF Hon. sam G, Tank. III
ated on East Nah, stree ", y,
M en- early hour this ulyf ,se \
for the Finely arrival q lss
pany would have, been oa, ~; n
ire caught In a bed roop D. r.; n, 4
been used for over a wee q, u
is ba liy managed on one s'S' 7
Is small loss on furniture
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
wnERn is ). a, onANEYt
A North cnroIinian in search OF a
Brother In Texas.

Mr. f. p. CLANCY OF North Carolina
called at this office yesterday morning
to secure assistance OF the press in
learning the whereabouts OF his broth
cr, j. A. CLANCY. The latter has been
IN Texas FOR the past six or seven
years, and his brother, having business
IN Texas, desired TO meet him before
his return to the old home. my infor-
nation that win enable Mr.. CLANCY to
find HE brother win be thankfully re-
ceived. Communicate with this office
promptly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

There was a large audience ut the
tent last night. composed mostlyO f rail-
road men and their families, ID r.
Minor made . talk to them from HER
p'lnt " view and was !lstene,i IA, with
mnrked attention. Tonlrh. will lie the
REGULAR SATURDAYS hight testimony meet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

To visit Galveston this season at the
low rate OF s., giving yon two days and
nights at the great Texas sea shore
resort. No person should miss this
opportunity. Trains leaves Fort Worth
at Gao D. m. Ample accommodations for
ALL Chair ears free and elegant
sleeping cars Special rates to Fort
Worth. Ask YOUR tielSet mont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
Are Pianos musical Instrunontst

II buyers were only judges Of the
merits Of pianos they would never buy
low grade instruments at any price.
Many factories produce only limitations
with imperfect, sluggish actions and
very unmuslcal tones, We sell only re-
liable instruments.
THOS. GoGGAN & BRO.
naIlua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Houston. Tex, Aug. 24.-Mr J. l..
watson, manager OF the Post left to-
night for New York, which soItv will
De MS headquarters for the future. Mr.,
watson mas been made exclusive agent
OF the Merganthaler type machine in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

the United States and he I,u y
the time being from The ac i, y " n
inert of the Fest. The duu- X
al manager Will be merged s-
of editor, TO be filled W y 4
Johnson. MIR. Watson iea, ls,,,.
in a very prosperous CON- y. ~
paper making money all US
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Miss E, HendriclS will reorsanlze her
class OF vocal ana Instrumental music
Monday. September 3, and be ready for
work Terms reasonable. Address
Fort Worth University.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

VIM. II. Brazzleton VS.. A. p Hudr-
ms, debt; Seventeenth district court.
Ada sibley VS.. Bert Sibley, divorce;
Forty-eighth district court
Germanic Building ana Loan assoc,-
alton vs. Frank Kellarin ct III daht
and foreclosure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Those fresh and spanish mnciSerel.
fresh oysters, New York count. trout.
red fish and shepherds we are
selling Communication meal ticket Sc for
50. shipment OF plover received.
THE LAWSON RESTAURANT,
9ts Main Street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Deputy sheriff 'as Ss'ii x
on his wife. sars KIM If s.
gave bond In the ss'
released. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

The fire department was summoned
70 small blaze on East Sixteenth
street at II o'clock last night. but the
names were eStlngulshed before they
arrived The damage sustained was
very small
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25
rort worth go the CUR.

They are all going to Galveston
Saturday 20 see the finest beach In the
world Don't miss this. your last OPP
portuuity 10 take salt water bath.
The Santa ice furnishes you transport
tation thcra and back for So,
II you want to buy or sell farm.
call ON
CT. DICKINSON.
eos Mnln street. Powell RnlldlnK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

It Is stated on good authority that
Judge A. ]. Hood, the nominee Of the
Democratic filotorial convention at
weoshves@sd. ha@ dAnlin-s - mak-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Leave Saturday evening for Calves
ton via Santa Re. return Monday even
ing; 50 round trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Cool yourself In Galveston; round
trip IS on saturday; good until Mon
a~s- - wAAaaav rsornina-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

Marriage License.
Mr. S. II. Banks To- Mrs. Sarah r..
seiber.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-25

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