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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-06
Maynower Lodge.
MARINE REPORT.
The List OF Arrivals and Departures Of
Vessels at This Port.
loRT or PROVIDENCE, Dec. g.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
srrAMErs Nashua. Hazard. Now York:
William Lawrence, Foster. Baltimore; Nor
gan City. Baker. Baltimore; City OF Newport.
Kelley, Newport; Richard Borden, Mason,
Fall River.
TUGS Robert Packer. Robert Lockhart.
Minnie, Charles McWiiliams. Fred Ives.
Aries.
sHooNERs Enterprise. Strout. New York:
Mary stewart Clarke, New York; Jonathan
Cone, GetChell, Bangor with lumber for Paw
tuCkct: AgricOla, Berry. New York: Ella May,
Greenlaw, Rickland with lumber for Ii Il
Horton,
BABGEs Wasp. Bristol Breeze, J II Hy-
land, Banter. y G. Marvin. Dover, Snipe, To-
basco, John Wyman, u Burlee, Chesapeake,
Nassau, Nile. Corn, Henry & Adams. Della
ware, Bristol, Abbie Dunn, VI II Fuller.
Sailed.
STEAMERS Nashua, Clty Of Newport. Rich
ara boruel, queen Siiy.
TUGS Fred Ives, Aries, Robert Lockhart,
Robert 4 Packer.
scHooNERs--.I b Darlington. Potter. Coal
porE sarah W Lawrence. farroN, Norfolk;
Walker Armington, Drinkwator, NewporL
IL Davenport, Stacy, Newport.
EARGES -ElrnegHt, Baltimore, Leonard,
Mackey, Burden, Gr,swold.
10 Arrive.
Eddie II Blake, james q Beacher from
Philadelphia win coal
Note.
Owing to the heavy freights on thc Ner.
clanis a, Nlnefa iinc tno steamer Morgan
ity made ~ xtra mp 80 this port this
morning. There is some talk or putting on
o..o more ship on this line.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-06

4 bean supper will be- given by the John
A. L0gsn Circle No. l., Ladies OF the q. A.
r., in Upper Journal Hall, on Saturday
evening, for the benefit OF the relief fund.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-06
Chicago Grain Notes.

Chicago Grain Notes.
SuorED az p wEsogS.
Car Lots today--W heat, AZ; corn, 29l !;
oats, 142; hogs. 81, 900.
Estimated tomorrow Wheat, S4; corn.
325; oats, 40; hogs, $1,000.
Heavy shipping hogs, $40 to 4.65.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-06

sylopsts-Pleasaut skies reported through
out he eastern half of the country with the ercep-
tion that clouds prevail over the south Atlantic
and 3utstatcs Very little precipitation has oo-
curr in the rosion mentioned during the pest n
hours West OF the Mississippi River, he con-
diiiC ~ are mostly cloudy snd unsettled, owing 10
the 1dvapoemont OF the storm which was on the
Pact lc cOast yesterday. No change Of consequence
Is Nc ted in the temperature east oftho Miesssippi
vhith In northern parts continues near the freez-
ing point J. 10 oonsiderably warner on the cast.
I'm .ocky Mountain slope
The coieest reported 10 l6e % Port Arthur Ont
She eeidsst within me United States h at Lynch.
burf. Va, ard Wliston, ~ ID. Moderate north
~ vast winds prevail along the Atlantic soaboard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-06
Cotton Market.
Chicago Grain Marked.

Total receipts. T,ss6; spot price, 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-06
The WEATHER TOMORROW

THERMOMETERS and Barometer
Today.
u 4. NJ. "a. VI,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

The Hotel Worth orchestra under
the direction Of W. L. Carricp. will
give a concert at the Catholic fair
again this evening, commencing at 8
O'Clock, Programme;
PART l.
1. The Occidental March,. Sousa
?, oyerture--"Tower Of London"..
Isenman
8, Waitz-"vlsions OF Paradise ~.
s......s.,.sss-.ssstf. bNhhNNh
4, Cocoa-nut Dance Descripuve)
BY request. Andrew Herman
s. Selection from Jaleobowskis comic
opera Ermlnie... ..Tooani
PART H.
1. Maroh-"The High School Cadeis'
............-..., SouSA
? Irish erture--"Memories Of
Taran ..............L o. de Wit
g. La Paioma Cspanssh serenade.
by estl........-'-s....- btliouF
c,,.s,d selection from Flofow's
opera Martha" ........ n. ~ Cauin
4. Marcfi--'Waahingl Pos" 'Sousa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

urien'al, Dallas. Texas; finest
{.,., s4ucture In the South; the only
E.s Motel in the state; on the
PLAN absolutely fire-proof.
~. HeV 10 So per day. w. j. Alden,
ss'sa, Mass.
~ Henska and wife. ST. Louis;
r. ayhe, st. Louis; Julia Magnus'
4 %arie Wainwright, c. +, Eber-
Irs i-puls S. b. Fambrough, Long
M, =; y, block, New York; w. p. Lew
h" /, worth J. c. Middleton. St. Lou-
Isen, q; Parks, st. Louis; d. c, Nc
1y. Fort Worth; Ralph Eastman,
u ~, ~ Reagan, Decatur; A. Film
nv. us burg, Pa; Patrick F'ernan.
sbo,. John Blum, Galveston; +.
rsuessh' Boston; ]. X. Baise, Ch!ca-
Es, Hurgain, Atlanta. Ga; II.
~ v,9h, Chicago. S. 10. Bloomberg,
w. Wulff, New York; Robt.
Xxx tfong. Philadelphia; j. d. Mar
|apsr. Vile Lomo Alto Farm; d.
Inhsa. =, Texas; A, C. II. Iessewe!ss.
y, - texas; w. II. Roberts, Waco;
|hy,p Idehee, Robert Downing COM
En,., :, Hicks, Milwaukee; Robt. j.
ID e,s.k Philadelphia; r. II. Cook
y, htllsboro, Texas; /. Il. Keg-
BAD y Louis; ]. l. johnson, Jr, New
|iseh j. weems, Louisville; r.. II.
|iagns ~ nauimazoo; John C. Small,
u ~ n, texas; Henry Bergman. Mos
|aas. ~ Geo. W. Hughes, Palestine.
ldrv = ~ Stokes. Palestine. Texas.
laaer '. .c,s, Palestine, Texas; Il. b.
Nv orle,4.ss'a 80 ms W. Il, johnson,
Il, p ngiaas; +. II. Ransom. Musoogee,
NJ W. al,snard Rutherford. Palestine;
MAJ T I'm. Cincinnati; Il. p. Rawiins,
ssas; issAas; Jake Bergman, Moscow.
n Hlairy Crawford, Houston, Tex:
Issr 'sssiY, Houston. Texas; W. D..
ssup;.,. ssT'in; Harry Landa, New
lsg Yasi. AeNss; Ms J. II. RAs sndorf,
fnusi,isN AIRS. Jones' Landa, New
ssefey, = ,lsAas, r. Elnlcy, city; II. r.
ssiun, e,. .,,a.siSS,l " Texas. c. c. Mid
IT. Il y WIN r. Cole. CITY.
s;apsln aetiragor. OF Fort Worth,
NJ yWsAs az the Oriental.
HgglFtsfes Lewis of Hort Worth Is
Vii i Z ~ DE Oriental.
~ i bleomenstrg OF New York
NE Oriental.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11
CHATTANOOGA HOTEL BURNED.
A HEAVY EXPLOSION roLLownp
ny SHEETS or FLAME.
a Number OF brides Lose Their Fine
eowns and Costly Prescnts.-Narrow
Escapes from Death-Loss Aboat
siso,ooc, Insurance, $4,000.

chattanocga, Tenn, Dec, lo.--while
'ne guests OF the Southern hotel were
Seated at dinner today heavy explo-
sion shook the building from basement
TO roof. followed by a deadly silence.
and then the cry OF FIRE rang through
the corridors like a trumpet cali In
stantiy a panic reigned Men and wom-
en- rushed through the halls completely
pefert or presence OF mind. for the
smoke and flames came up the elevator
with such incredible rapidity thar
every one recognized that not only
their personal effects but their lives
were In peril.
Aside from large number OF tran
sient guests there were permanently In
the hotel between forty and fifty peo-
ple, including among them several
ih@Wly married people who had recently
taken suites for the winter. Among
the latter were Mt. and Mrs. John Pit
ncr, who had only this morning return
ed from their bridal tour. Mrs, Pitncr
tnee Carter of Athens had just ilnish-
| ca spreading her weddtng presents
ABOUT tue room, valued at several thou
sands OF dollars, and gone down 10
dinner when the FIRE started. The
presents and her handsome rousseau
Were destroyed Two other newly mar
rled couples, who had at their own ex-
| pense furnished apartments In the
house, lost an their furniture ana
many wedding glfts. Elegant gowns
We're possessed by the majority Of the
ladies' IN the hotel and the value OF
such articles destroyed Is placed away
up IN the thousands
9. 5, Todd, ticket agent OF the
southern railway, opened his door 10
be confronted by sheet OF flame In
frantic fright he ieaped through the
| glass window. being badly cut by the
s'ass and Injured in the fan.
Many ladies' were rescued at the last
moment by nremen. one OF these was
Miss Mary Robinson OF Chicamauga.
She was rescued by il L. Chldross.
manager of the Postal Telegraph com
pany.
Business men who had valuable pa
pers and personal effects IN their rooms
offered large sums TO any ono who
would make an effort to save them, but
only two men dared volunteer.
Within an hour the building was
Quilted and wreck. 1t was erected IN
1887 and was formerly known as the
Pnlaee, being opened first by Volght
brothers OF Cincinnati. The ground
was lcased for nlnety-nine years by the
Peoples estate, who estimate their loss
on building and furniture at $4,000;
Insurance, $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

FOR sALIp- Sixty acres OF land four
mlles south Of city llmitsi or Will trnds
for well improved city property Fort
Worth Implement Company, corner OF
First and Throcsmorton streets,
FOR SALE soyouty-slx and opo-inlf
acrea " land Onr mile west Of Keller.
All fenced and seventy acres IN culu-
walton. no house Or water. M the
very best " biaciSs land. Price SlalO.
Easy terms. b3t acres thtai miles
west Of Benbroelt, All fenced and $50
acres good tiiiable black prairie land,
AFieaan well and tank rhco - per
acre. 0ne-hnf cash. and n barB IN. $50
acres IN Hunt county near DiNon on
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
way All fenced and mostly finest OF
prairie land. aia.5O per acre on easy
terma or Will exchange. SCI Alfos OF
lnc black prairie lind near Crowley.
~ good land. al fenced and finest Of
meadow land. $40 per acre. Terms easy.
l00xl0O feet on Galveston avenue Ia
this city. Good thrce-room frame
house 1900, 800 caBh, remainder $40
per mouth. At per cent interest. Sew
eral nice residence lots In this city
at $500 each Oh long tins a; prr
cont interest Black lind farms aud
Fort Worth city property speciality.
Some extra cheap inarket garden and
fruit lands near the city. r. A. Hun
man 4 Co. Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

sas, Tex, Dec, lO,--A large and
;xAtlye audience, composed Of the
M the city, welcomed the initial
hranee In Dallas of Americas
y comedian, Felix Morris. There
~ double attraction tonight, the
! edpg sparkling comedy entitled
Game Of Cards" the second, Be
he Scenes" The company Is en-
Ky composed of actors of the first
~ and Mr., Morris has won 9 place
ne hearts Of all the Dallas theater
RI by his wonderful magnetism In
'aedy roles 1t was the unanimous
fdci that Mr. Morris is second to no
lnsalan ever witnessed on the local
~ THE Old Musician" and the
Y Man" win be the attractions Tor
n',Iow evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11
Fl, b 4 DAY AT DALLAS.
SEED OIL MEN HOLD AN
||sl'', ,.ronrANT MEETING.


rax Dec, lO.-The Associa-
PVT raiton Seed Oil Mlli Men Of
"a, at the Windsor hotel this
y 4, ii 4 o'clock with open doors.
s,r, DISCUSSION was INDUCED in
n yarious members, which was
<. eject that the association is
,,bbed in the item Of press cloth.
.urnjttee was appointed with au-
n, Il 10 ahead and investigate the
cloth question. The committee
..,,rosed Of the following: John
~, IL Harry Landa and II. X. Err
''. .rhey we're authorized TO nuke
|s.,stlous 10 build a factory for the
tassrturr Of press cloth.
X Erwin, obtaining the floor,
mai unless the three factories
4, aueratlon will give tile oil mill
hotter article of cloth, the mills
Pa must and viii build a factory
,ser own in the state.
N, John L. Cain said that the oil
n IN Gun save more out of the
ks6iaelurlug Of press cloth than they
4 Al he crushing Of seed. His as
[,sn was heartily seconded by all
members present.
X. question OF a mutual Insurance
5rpany was suggested. with favorable
frlcas as to It's organization.
4 meeting adjourned at $3.50 y. IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

Denison, Tex, Dec. l0.-Dcputy Shcr-
irt Preston tonight shot aud perhnps
fatally wounded baker giving his
name as Tom Moore, while cndoaVoring
to make an arrest. Moore had walked
into secondhand store, and after Mt
ting cartridges into u pistol, covered
the clerk and backed out of the store.
Deputy Sheriff Preston was called and
found Moore on Main street. near the
depot. When called to halt Moore
fred, the bail striking Preston's belt
aud lodging there. Fifteen sllots vera
fred. Moore was hit twice, thouFht to
be fatal His home Is Forney. Texas.
and L. Praler his right name. Moore
being assumed. He minated that he
was wanted elsewhere which Is the
reason he made fight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11
nnnokINRlpGn's NEXT FIGHT.


Lexington, Ky, Dec. l0,-Colonel
Breckenridge has klndled fire here
which generation may not eNtin-
gulsh. lie has been defeated, but he
has not been conquered
The nomination OF owens and his
election have put great gulf between
the two Democratic factions. The first
object of attack is Senator Blackburn.
"BreclSinrldge," said an astute poll
ticinn" will be the next senator from
Kentucky or he will name him.
Unless Breckenridge men are named
as Democratic candidates for the legls-
lature ia Fayette, Woodford, FRANKLIN.
Bourbon, and, indeed. in all the coun-
ties Of the district except, possibly.
owen and Henry, the Republicans VIII
elect the delegation, II Breckenridge
men are elected they Will be able IN
the Democratic caucus to control the
nomination for senator On the other
hand, II Republicans are chosen from
Blackburn's own district, It can not
hope TO secure the nomination for sem
ator. That at least Is the way 1t APP
pears to the Brerkinrihge men here. and
they will take the utmost delight In
defeating the aspirations OF Mr. Black
burn. II is not by any means certain
that Colonel Breckinrldge may not
himself formally enter the race for
senator HIS friends here expect bril-
liant things OF him during the short
session, and II the expectations are
fulfilled he may himself make an ef-
fort TO reach the upper house. That Is
for the future to determine. With this
spirit prevailing on one side 1t is natur-
al enough that the opposition should
share in 1t.
owens men made number OF nd
yances toward the Brecklnridge men
In the interest OF party harmony. but
they were SO openly repulsed that they,
too, have on their war paint. and are
threatening the defeat OF any democrat
who Is n member OF the Breckenridge
faction
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

@n,Ilas. Tex, dec. 10.-On the 5th in
knl Chief OF Police Arnold received
#,lter from the warden of the Cook
Iu1u. Ill.,, hospital, stating that Phil
| Nj Scott claiming to be from Dal-
I Tex, was In that institution for
kHal treatment, that he claimed to
Ia been robbed twice of large sums
n,ney while on a spree in that city.
4 ihat he had Identified the man
K woman who robbed him and they
4 under arrest; that Scotts story
Ks having been robbed was cor
|bSntei by persons who saw him
In display OF his money in saloons.
+, letter further says Scott claims
IN his mother, Mrs, A. Scott, lives
In miles north Of Dallas. where She
81 800 acres of land. The warden
..auies his letter by saying that Mrs.
III should look after her son at once,
\ be appears TO be at least partially
Rnsnted.
A full investigation of tho matter
III 10 locate Mrs. a. Scott, or a
IL answering to the name Of T. NJ.
III or Phillip NJ. Scott in Dallas
II Or Dallas county. The conclusion
BAT this man is either crazy or a
tgl using the name of the family
Va and prominent In Dallas.
IN he same time. whoever this man
~ We. he certainly knows something
DE Dallas county Scots, other
keEl Is strange that he should locate
L mythical ranch of his mother
ssls4ly in the neighborhood Of where
e.. ancestors Of the present generation
Dallas county Scots half q century
Il took up 1000 acres of land, This
has, however, since been chopped
hio small farms and nearly all OF
Lnated from the Scotts
BAlnT can be learned OF Mr.. Scott
O. Dallas banks,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

NOTICE or sALI.--Little Rock. Ark,
Nov. 10. 1s9i--on Wednesday, Deeem-
Der. ~. 1894, / VIII offer NJ public
sale at the Molloy Cattle Company's
ranch near Eden. Cnneho county, Texas,
all personal property owned by said
company. consisting Of 1000 TO 1900
head OF cattle, mostly thoroughbred and
high grade Hcrofor1s; about 100 head Of
horses, well graded; farming imple-
monts. and large lot OF hay. grain,
fodder and other feed. Terms. cash. J.
II Mccarthy, President.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

sturgis. Ky, Dec. i0.-A number of
citizens Of Sturgls and CasVyyille have
received written notices from Collector
Thomas Blackwell, stating the amount
due on account of the old railroad tax
and inviting them to settle before the
18th OF December to prevent sale OF
their property to satisfy claims, As yet
no attention has been paid to Black
we'll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

'Ala', Tex, Dec. 1O.-The case Of
4 i. Jones, the slayer Of Captain
O. Veal, in this city, in October,
\ vas set for this morning in the
Ia'nal district court, but it was
..'s'ned to p. m.
! 'peciai yenlre of 800 men are on
II zones was given a life penalty on
' ny trial. but the court OF criminal
~. reversed the judgment Of the
~ court ON account OF errors in
sases charge to the jury.
Y, Wy instance OF the state, Judge
M 'nis afternoon passed the case
~ o'clock tomorrow morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11
pr. penais Cares catHrrh
Deafness and eye diseases. Dundee blk


1youston, Tex. Dec, io.-L p Alex
,nder 81 monroe. la, sues the southern
pafsfie for $1,000 damages AleNehqlrs
sAipped rtaln Of cattle "a poi,s
rear New orieans. The tram e. ,,,l w..
way over. was brcught bach ~ So go
Anu , os,si1 wers Killed or ianjshed on
~ trip. II Il alleged in The suit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

wANTED--A printer to take one-ha1
interest In an ONCE with an estab-
iished business that pays from SIPS
n $50 per month. Subscription due IN
January Of fi5m $3.50 to $500. FIRST OF
December would suit; partner must
nave 500 cash 20 give for this inter
at and must be a printer and edit
some. Address Snap, this office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

WILLIAM O. HENDERSON, counsel.
or-ai-law and solicitor or American
labels RoOms 20 to "a. Norris build.
iDK, corner Fifth aud n streets,
Washington. -. G. Seventeen gears
experience. Including service N ex-
aiming corps. ". 8. patent once
Send sketch Of model for report as
TO patentdbility. Cores ondsn>e I'm
vittd. Aention the Fort Worth ca
vefie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11
ron SALE on EXCHANGE.

.,t.-~,@-s~r
FOR EXcffAHGE-on West Side, s
room cottage. modern imprOvsmentai
5000, for general merchandinr. $50
acraB Thrrant county black land farm.
Tor merchandise, 5000 cash and Gao
acres prairie lind for city residence.
III T. Chambers, Real Estate Exchange,
700 Main street
FOR ExcfAN NC F-bg0 acres, Irliia
county Price $780, AND 100 acres, John
son county. Price $40 Fine farma. For
merchandise p. g. Hare. 70a Main.
ron EXcIIA Nc NJ 10000 Improved
Fort worth rental property, none bot
ter IN the city. no Hnoumbrance. for
stock N dry gpods. D. $. Hare. 7os
Main street.
FOR EXCHANGE $1,000 cash and
N0mo rental property $4,000 WORTH IN
Cieburne. for stock Of hardware. d. s.
Hare. 7O3 Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

sHERiFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY virtue Of an order Of
sale issued out of the dis
trict court OF Tarfant County. Texas.
In cause No. S0sl, Tho Western Mort
gage and Investment Co, Limited VI,
j. NJ. Henderson. Jr, l did on the Tth
day OF December, 1894, levy upon tho
following described real estate as tho
property OF j NJ. Henderson, Jr. de-
PENDANT. to-wit: Situated In the County
OF Tarrant. state Of Texas, to-wlt. All
OF block No. six 90 OF Tyler's Lake
Park Place, near the southeastern linn
It's Of the City OF Fort Worth, Texas,
as shown by revised plat OF said Ty-
ler'n Lake Park Phase, recorded in
Vol 20. page 2l5.. record OF doods Of
Tarrant County. Texas, said addition
being part OF the Lewis Moone survey
OF s20 acres OF land patented 10 LewlB
Mopne by patent no 4f5, Vol. 8.
will on the LIST day OF January. 1895.
the same being the FIRST Tuesday IN
january, 1895. between the hours pre-
scFibcd by law for sheriff'H sales. offer
the same for sale for cash. IN front Of
court house door OF Tarrnnt County,
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

FOR sALie-rhe I'oard County News.
the ofilelal and only paper In tho
county located west OF Vernon and
nouth OF Qnanah. Both towns to draw
from. 1900. Including subscription list.
Will buy the News. Address q. A.
Moore, Prop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

Berl,n. Dec. lo.-Freiherr Yen s. IA ~
ensch. the minister q con,is,n. ~.
tenue. ~, the ministry has reJecteu
bslls which he drafted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

REGULAR storage house for furniture,
pianos. vehicles, trunks, boxes. etc.
new rooms; cArefEl moving. packing
shipping. etc. estimates free. W. r..
Binyon & CO.. Seventeenth and Rusk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

1ne !, tD,gh, claiming tina, a vh,,a 49,.
cys inomas, shot at him slx .I,o n,an,
are ip ranse. hitting him once, og ono y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

BY w NJ. REA. Deputy Sheriff.
SHERIFFss SALE OF Rf9AL ESTATE
by virtue OF an order 81 sale Issued
out OF the district court or Tafrant
County. Texaa, IN cause No, SIG. West
ern Mortgage and Inyestemnt Co,
Limited w, H. ". McAnulty ct al. did
on the 7th day Of December. 1894, levy
upon the following described real e..
ta.e az the property Of the above de-
fendantH to-witi Situated IN rarrant
County, Texas, Within the limits Of the
City or Fort Worth known as lot No.
sixteen Q6l IN block No. AZ. OF Dag
gett's addition 10 said city or Fort
Worth, beginning a. the point OF inter-
section of the south line Of Fourteenth
street with the west line Of Houston
street, said point of intersection being
the northeast corner Of said block No.
AZ; therce south 80 east with The west
line Of Houston street twenty-five feet
thence south % weHt parallel with Four
tenth street 100 feet; thence nogih ~
west parallel with Houston street rs
feet 70 south line Of Fourteenth street;
thence north co east with the south Inns
Of Fourteenih street 100 feft 20 the place
Of beginning.
] viii IN Inc fst day on January, 1895,
the sAmc being the first Tuesday in
January, 1886. between no hours pre-
scrsDed by law for sherir's sales, 0ffer
the Same for sale FOR cash ia front Of
the court house door cf Tarrant County.
+. a BULEss.
sheriff of Turrant County. Texas.
BY w. ~. REA, Deputy Sheriff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

2. ~ .ssfsr-
WANrED--Rcilahi statesmen already
travelling 70 carry our oils as a side line
Manufacturers on Co, Cleveland. o.
a FtissT-ci.Ass WOMAN 10 cook;
German or Swede preferred Reference
required' Mira n. w. Peak, corner
Third and Florence streets,
WANTED Pianist, quick, % travel
with small company. Cali at Avenue
Hotel, today only. Good position for
RIGHT party Clark Mounts.
WANTED Agents every city: lust
out, nothing IKE Il ever seen. f,oomis
stamp Holder and MNlstener, sells al
sight, ovcfy bank, office, store ana
business ffluu wants one, Instruction.
and sample by mail sse II You mean
business write FOR Outnt, p,staia not
anawcrcd. The Cincinnati Pure Alumi-
mum Co, Cincinnati, Ohio,
wANrEp--N gnod cook. Apply to Mrs,
y. p. Arlton, s0S Henderson street.
l WANT bright. Intelligent man or
woman with $500 cash, 20 take charge
Of an office Tor me IN this city. $3.50
an0 expenses per mouth 20 tho right
party, Prof Geo. A. Carlow, Room 30,
hotel Worth
LOCAL AGENTS wanted to canvass
evey county IN Texas for the SENT
Weekly Gazette. A good solicitor can
earn from 800 to tioc per month Bond
required, Address, state Printing Co,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-11

ron SALE on TRADn--A newapaper
plant "a q spol growing black lapd
Town OF 1000 population and two rail-
roads, Hand press. four stands, IA
pair news canes Job and display typo
and everything needed. all new from
fnotory when paper started. which is
Just entering ltg third year. Once Will
inyolco about $1,000 ond Ia making about
1850 per year. Address u. l.. Cornwslis
Midlothian. Texas