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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-16
RICH MEMS ADJUSTMENTS.

Great men and rich men have usually
had peculiar hobbies, often very remark.
able ones.
George Washington bought lottery tick.
cts and Benjamin Disraeli delighted in tho
small talk OF fashionable society.
Commodore Vanderbilt devoted his snara
time in the day to driving fast horses and
his evenings to whist.
Senator Quay goes fishing when he il
weary OF the cares of state. Thomas A,
Edison plays poker.
Capt. samuel Brown, of Pittsburg, is an
obscure millionaire, vino EMPLOYS some
1000 miners and is one of the largest ship
pers OF coal in the country. He spends his
money on horses, and was the owner Of
Troubadour, which won the Suburban in
1887, and afterward defeated A. j. Cassat,.
The Bard
The favorite amusement of Andrew Car.
negie, that very famous Pittsburg million
aire, is coaching. He has just had built
in England one OF the most luxurious
vehicles that was ever driven.
W. IL. Vanderbilt and George Gould are
yachtsmen Mr.. Vanderbilt is also fond NJ
hunting and fishing
George Nj. Pullman finds his greatest
pleasure in riding IN one OF his own palace
cars.
Robert Bonner and Frank Work are tw,
New York mlllionaires who spend their
wealth on racing and trotting horses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-16

Inc form turned arOund-but it WASH {
Bill. The fierce mother. in-law of the
establishment stood before ME, burning me
with her eyes. Ere could hide my sur
prise and modestly retreat-so she might
do the same-she got onto my nghtgown
racket, and like tgress she grabbed my
whiskers with both hands and shrieked
bloody murder and "Thievesr' "Robbersn'
''Help" etc, till she made me tired. |
never felt so queer in all my life.
At once yells and screams and bowls of
fear came from all over the house in a mad
chorus: off went the burglar alarm bells
and the rattles and up flashed the gas till
the whole lower part of the house was bril-
liant, Luckily | had captured the pillowed
pistols, or they'd gone off too.
At the instant stalwart figure in white
bounded out of another room and came to
my assistance. "Bill ~ gasped, "Quick!
For your life Pull her away -
He gently but firmly embraced the old
lady's waist and pulled, while I tried to
bite her worse than tigers claws. "Tickle
her, Bill ~ | groaned, seeing the pull did
not work. That fetched her. She lost her
grip-retaining however, half my beard
and went for Bill. But he was too uuick
to be caught. Neatly dodgng her terrible
talons, he pushed her in room and escap-
ed through the scuttle and we were on the
roof.
slide down the rope and our safety
was assured, but we had not a second to
lose.
Hastily we tried to find our only means
of flight Like great lizards we crawled
about in the darkness, but our efforts were
in vain. The rope was gone.
Whats up now, Bill ?" whispered.
1--WE are, Tom," he answered grimly,
we've been Swallowed from outside and
they We cut the rope. Nice trap for two
old rats like we.
"Well, what's to be done, Bill? No use
praying for balloon, is there"
Not much, pard," said William, as
cheerfully as he could There amt a
lightning rod, either, to slide down on. |
wish ! was bird"
'Well, We'll both be birds-jai birds
Bill, if we don't do something. Think
qnick."
Now guns were begiI ming to shoot from
the windows and we heard answering
shouts from without. Evidently the house
was being surrounded.
''rom,' whispered Bill, "Tve thought
We must jump into the evergreen tree by
that chimney. Now, Tom, come on"
Brave Bill skinned to the roofs edge like
monkey, | after him. Then over he
leaped into the blackness and | heard the
branches break, but no sickening thud on
the ground, as feared, Giving him time
to get out of the way followed, and also
held on to the bending boughs In trice
both of us reached the ground, Before we
could start to run dozen excited men
with pitchforks and guns were around us,
the light from the windows showing us TO
advantage.
Luckily we had forgotten to remove our
nightgowns. 'Quickr cried Bill, with
wonderful presence of mind. Save our
folks in the house The robbers are MUIR
dcring them. They chase out the windows.
Smash in the front door and save their lives
Don't you hear them scream 2"
of rushed our captors, and with axes
they broke the door and entered to the
rescue.
Bill and |, dropping our robes de- nua
took the opposite direction, gained the
road, and laughed all the way home.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-16

do you suppose that the world would be
as wicked as 1T Is IL Satan was SO indolens
in doing evil as many Christians are in do
ing good.
Folly is Joy that it is destitute of wis.,
dom, - but delinquent subscriber causeth
suffering in the house of newspaper
maker.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28


Round Rock, November 2s--Ons ner.
ohgnt IA town sold aDl balea of cotton last
week. Farmers have noine cotton yat IN
hlnd, but are waiting for better prices.
Trade Is very quiet on account OF no cot
ten or other produce being sold. Corn Il
~ cheap farmers Will not sell, 10. while
ihore W plenty OF hog and hominy. trade
Crockett. November ii.--The bulk OF tho
cotton crou OF Houston county IA on ths
market and sold TO local buycfa. Most OF
the gins nrt slOsod down. Cotton seed u
ABOUT all IN There Ia good corn crop
nnd good mast Corn " worth ~ cent? u
bnsbd. Hogs are fat and Houston county
turner's happy.
Granger, November gs,--The top crop OF
cotton VIII DO total failure throughout
tliis section. Owing to frequent rains dur
lnB the fall. aud early ffoats, the cotton
r rotting IN tho boil. About fouf-nftha OF
the crop has boon marketed.
Palestine November a5.--cotion II COM
inE W slowly, about 400 bales have boon
nlhrkcted todgtp and Oo00 bhics IL the max.
iupm amount anticipated for the BtAson,
Tho cold weather has nmanhcd the top
crop aud no more VIII be gotten from that
source.
Heynor November 2s.--,rhe cotton crop
y about ull gathered and has been mar
keicd as last AS ginnctl,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28

Texas City Texas. November a--sev-
oral visitors from tho North have been
looking over Texas city during tho past
few days
Beige, Forbes & Co. Of Sherman nre
making la3ge shipments OF cotton on
through bills OF ladinE through Texas
CITY. a lot Of 500 bales IS expected to-
day.
Everybody IN Texas City was denghted
with what they saw at the Coast rair
and are loud Ia praise Of the manage
mont.
Mir 3. *. Dick and 4. l.. Hems OF In
man n Co. were looking over ther cot
ton yard yesterday with a view OF making
some improvements.
Inc big compf'as II about completed
md ready for operation. Owing 10 the
lRtencts OF tho season ind the small crop
business will be ilKht this season.
The Texas city compnny'H new tug,
thu Magnet Is expected 10 arrive Ia port
amy hour now. This will greatly facili-
tate the handling Of cotton bargc5, AZ no
dependence could BIO placed upon the GRl-
weston tugs.
A double corner was sold on Texas
avenus last week for 5000 and tho party
will build a substantial buiidlDg ut once.
Texas city has received " 1870 bales OF
cotton 90 fur this season. Shipments by
water exceed 400 bales.
Inman A. Co.'S rec clpts for Saturday
we're nineteen cars. and sIxtoen cars Atom
day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28
BUSINESS TROuRL.FS.


Groesbeck. Texas November S--A. y.
ccniey. a dry goods merchant doing bust
ness at waxahaohie and Groesbeck. exc
cnted n deed OF trua, TO A. Jordan. Of
Dallas on his stock Of merchandise ut
tho above named places: also farm OF ib1
acres OF land IN Denton county, farm OF
it9 acres In Denton county, farm and
ranch OF 200 acres IN Wise county. iiO
acres OF land IN Wise county. an undlvi1-
cd onc-hhif interest IN 100 Rcfea Of land
In Wise county. Assets unknown; Habit
tea s5S,QOo. Preferred creditors are aB
folows.
Glars At. y. Poehlca. $40. II. i,oycman.
49, clin owen. as; II. L. Mills s,i5).
IL. l.. Wiley. sih. j. y. Jones. SIS: Tom
oliver, 80: Miss 2cna jackson, siatJ,
kimbell Broa 81 Blackum. $500 waxa-
hachie National bank. not q $500. note OF
~i6S5, note OF saic.'0. c, u, Kennedy, ~.
y. II, Conlry, Jr,. $50; w, ~. Templeton,
Assp, leAaa Loan agency. AslVl, a. a. Con.
10y, Jr., lliPOi AIRS. Mocdeth. Wesahaehlei
Class IL Mels q Gibb, $50 cl; John V.
fafwell q Co, ilu9i.G; TrJsan shiri ana
Manufacturing company. tiii Fit2patfiek
hro,, ta!ti9, Gilmore a huhi, ssllseai
phelps. Dodge N fainer Isld.y5; soi Low
Ceuncr, so 80. Ahcl q lioch s,0.aa, Mae
FRANKIE, ilai; south Pm ladclphla Woo.on
company, ~. J. u. WinElJw q Co, Naps,
hcllog q CO., si1s Johnson. Caruthags &
ltnnd Company, nlLN. stephen ballard
V S9 SKI, Wsifs5n piioi i 81 ,iss Y.
Lewis Htkorltie Mercantile company.
ti62H lily n Maik.r Dry Goods com
P 's oeb; Y trs NJ Bl'ie rS as s9 '' ss
ptuy, ti7st, N, litWmin q SOM uiu2gf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28

wharton. Texas. November :s.-rhanks.
giving will be quite fets day Ia the
Forest City. Religious services Will be
held ut tho Methodist and Baptist church,
81 and all business houses have been ro-
queated to close for tho two hours Of
religious services. Invitations are oait for
a number OF dinners. and the average
Whartonite Heems diapoie ed 10 mnniffnt "A
spirit OF gratitude for tho bleaslnEs Of the
A case on CHAMBERS was reported 10 The
place. fhe county Judge will procosj at
once 20 have the matter investigated and
have the horse killed II the report proves
a wedding In high coiored circles came
IN last night. Fouut Robbins esponeinE
Adelaide Pointer. Fount carries IN. recon-
orad man In Wharton county, and among
the white people here he could gather In
dorscments that any man would prize.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28
snow, sLEEr AND ,cn.


Abilene, Texas, November 25.-.It began
showing here about O'Clock this morn
irr and bua been showing over since IN
torrents. Tho snow IA low about four
~ ,.as Icrp aud ~ s1ini euliipA av~O, put
II barely being freoning and the GROUND
Sandy Point. November .g.-Thln Ice
here this morning. wind from the north
ana weather clear and cold. The recent
very heavy ruin gave plenty OF water for
all purposes. II VIII take several dAys
for the ground 10 dry UP.
Richmond, November MA fresh north.
er struck this pace Hast night and con
tinued all day. The leo was a quarter
OF an inch thick this morning. a slow
rain has been falling for the past three
days.
Taynor. November q Snow began fan.
Ing last night and covers the ground 70
tie depth OF an lnuh this morning, nuil
cloudy and threatening rain hieet Or
niiow.
CuerO. November e6.-Ths first leo or
the season was last night; a cold Dorther
bow up last evening and thoie WAS con
siderable Ice THIS morning,
Wharton. November s5.-The cold wave
struck Wharton yesterday. this morning
Ice VIA abundanti the Thermometer reg
iAterinR % degrees.
Hearna. November ?s.--All the water
hoica were frozen over last night. Ice
~ pevcfM stores half an inch thick. Clear
and cold today.
Fayetteville. November eG.--This morn
Ing Ice one-fpurtb Of an inch thick ana
the frat Of the season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28
TnenKseIVlNe DANCE.

cnrr.snondence Globe-Democrat.
New YORK, November so-Thc Thanks Thanks,
irving house party ends with q common ~
on Thanksgiving night. After the dAhes "
over the guests begin TO 60 ana even ~.
fore morning the special train has oorn'
many back 10 the duties OF tho Town
ms Thanksgiving Day house party v
IN. city, the party that gathv.s ~ ,t,b a
ends rs twelve hours OF fesuN..S, ~ n :
ThafkFE wing dance, IN Y n Sc J y 49, 80,
trin an tho members OF the tahlliyi t tnt
vrnndfather down TO the haDyi ehu a.0nl
she rrettleEt girl to the nep,,ss,ss ..is,As
bsav That is the glory OF the fhahAAsis-
M ffsere Is a new cotlilon this year. ara
a. n one that casts aside the Irilpy, .hg
syengali and the popular song uls.es ~ ~
nuts In their place fresh new tnin ~, ~
hoi dsv mirth II IL bright, pIftig na naiuvs'
ard Fures OF II will be In many d
There are ten figures IN the ootllon.. me
6,st one being ssrho Hoiise Parry. ~
WIN planned BY ono OF the young leaners
81 The eoilllon in New. YORK ana VII VII, ws
danced Tor The first time ThAiiktsi,,,.h l.s
Day. 40 VIII all the other hsuTes OF 'Ais
eo''H'HI 1.-THE HOUSE PARTY.
In the houye Marty the music " the two.
step. The iadles al seat themselves ArouHd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28

vcy Of the ship channel that IL 20 he aug
from Port Arthur to deep water at Sabine
pnfr
Albert Brocknan. a resident OF Sabine
Pas nnd a subject OF Great 1lritaln. was
today made an American citizen by the
district court.
Walter Sanders. ~ years old. ia In I'M
custody of Mershni I-angham awaiting the
arrival OF his father FROM Houston SAM
dern ran away from home and came 10
beaumont With another younes,rr, who
hoy.
Commander j. c. Brain, the last prir-
oner OF the ciyii war. Is billed for a Ice
ture 81 tho orern house tomorrow night
for the benefit of the jefferson DAVIS
monument fund. Tho lecture IL to 10
given under the auspices Of Albert Sydney
Johnston camp, United Confederate Vet.
Grams, pnd ~ members Of tho camp hesilr
themselves tbs commander VIII be greet
ed by n large audience.
Tho oase o. ilcFs, Heuic & Co 81 al Va
~ iio1hi ., 81. damages, was given to
the Jury tonight,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28
THE HIGH COURTS.

austin. Texas. November 25.-Follow-
y, s,s,, ar the opinions delivered by the SUI
Enpmee court today:
A ET' Y 4. TAYI,ER vs.; n. p. TA A
~, Al, tresnass to try title; from Bos-
W. county Second dlstrlct-Aifirmed.
iais suit was brought by Mira. Tayier
s-ihst defendants in error to recover
undivided ono-half interest In tract
= Mha OF so acres originally patented 10
nes X Brown. Plaintiff In error claims
snlef power OF attorney executed to her
.a.oand by the heirs OF Brown Defend
w IN error claim under subsequent
by the same heirs.
mo question to be determined Is.
,.,,., sr this power of attorney Is an exc
- contract whereby. upon Its de-
49, we legal title TO one-half the lands
80 by the erantors. as heirs OF Brown.
~ 49, N Tayler without any further ac-
x VI MS part, as contended by plaintiff
snor. or whether. as contended by
,...lts In error. II ia an executory
s...es not vestlng In Tayler upon Its
49, any title to any OF said lands. but
nm only the right to acquire title
n rhAif or such OF them Us he might.
- huance OF the powers therein con-
4 demand, sue for, recover. or reduce
h,sseAsioh Tho granting clause OF the
n. s,an reads; ''Tayler Is to have and
Hn'an, 10 himself and 10 his own use and
i X, end We hereby convey and deed
aaas .a'd Tayler, one-haf OF all the
iA.s &c. DESCRIBED and contemplated In
powtr OF attorney"
pcEe, Nes4s lands Contemplated In this
hne.,,ei attorney" have a restricted sig
ltrds sSah and do not ineludS any Of the
lt.rs " gtastned or owned by the Wadcs. as
fstles' crown. except such as the agent.
" 81 s,,m,ght. after execution OF the pow,
etnfef- y fney. exercise the agency upon.
hlnt X, by the power OF attorney. We
Tn ln.iI thla 10 apparent from the en-
r<sf ~ ,snlcnt. for there does not ap-
sysnev. nave been any reagon Tor n con-
kSts ny the Wades 10 Tayler 81 any
srsh Except such as he might exercise
fiie ~ 10y upon. the contemplated exer-
Eders,, such agency being the sole con-
tfeeuston prompting the Wades TO the
nj. nm or the Instrument.
crlrls- n.fnH an eSecutory contract, re-
trfsaisk, me REBELLION az some service con-
~ r nas, ~ The agency % order 70 CON
t2t1is,,1l,n We ngent uny interest In any
ferrs 9ipL lands. and there being no evi-
". ~ Una record that the agent. Tay-
any one acting for him. over at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28
A nro MITIGATION PROJECT.
Capital Secured far "a Canal In the
Nto Grnnd- Country

Nio srnudc Country.
Eagle Pass, Texas. November up. ",
Thomson Of Maverick county has pu, one
OF the biggest irrigation enterprises on
foot ever known In the Southwest.
Several Year, aro tho Eagle Pass irri.
Eation and Waterworks company waA or,
ganlzod and charter was obtained from
the State the authorized capital OF the
company being nxed t.siso 90. The pur.
rose OF the company Is TO eona,ruet an
Irrigation canal leading out from the
north bank OF the RIO Gfando. some thirty
miles above Eagle paSs and extending
down tho river for twenty-five miles.
Tho canal is TO be not loas than twenty
ive feet wide at the bottom and to carry
not loss than four feet OF winter. Mir.
Thomson has controlling Interest In
the enterprise and holdn In his own right
s2,opo aeros Of land through which tho
/ canal Is TO be cut. AZ least l5Oo0 OF
this tract VIII he put under irrigation.
Three miles OF tho canal have already
been completed and ull arrangements nad
been made and finally agreed on In the
East for capital With which 10 complete
the work when the allen land law went
-nto eject, or was supposed to have
gone into effect, This caused an immc-
dihte suspension OF work on tho canal
ind bcforu the law could DO attacked In
the courts and wiped on the statute books
Srt 49, im' Nv, ~ u,tttFalVH lni h.t "
foT NV S SVep 10y % hao ON any 'e'hs
~ ~, ~ ~ H!t,ip',,hta, 49,. 49,
v.i nv ~ lag fass irritation onterprise
I'M ,, norsr w i'9uita' uyspHlIea o.,
,ffnrt ,tS ~ NY uaWi, OF 9Httel ,i'nvs
rra-v 10 az, tNtt Il WIN ieuouplVu ".
,ats,3sc !" w iotWatu Y hneeeS,iul
btldfs. haht,,H btnt ili,oramy euiIeY W"
tef1l " si,.ii,, Ia ,, ~, ~ w his -
thins ci.H ~, ~ u4,1 NssPlH1 80 e
10 live N his cntivo e ti,-at pgS''ea ~ a'
lInvinr "a q ,bnrt ,t.,,a ~ 49, J, ~.
OF rio iYeiyst ~, ~, ~, ~ ~, ,nits
rhnpe NJ i,hr,,,.,t ~ ~ ~ y, luTE
geyerbi niantba 49, ~ lon hutopt
rni.,uT thS mIIitio,,st ooaarttai nu,p,oN,, .t
coninie,e the entsrnris =" " ~ ns1u,..i $3.50
h,rr no 10 -, hJ "a, ~ " il hlipMh
Tor bnsness taeaeii, s,,S nnr,S,,a voth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28
SNOW, sLEET And RAIN
The Weather Ia Texas Is Cord for
the Farmers.
THERE is NO TOP CROP REMAINING.
Frost Has Entirely disposed u n.
Green wheat IL showing N
nosqac ceunsy.

Meridian, Texas November ss--rhe
coidest November weather experienced IN
many years has visited this part OF Texas.
For two days cold rain hns been failing
until yesterday morning. whom Il turned
into snow. and continued for several
hours. on account OF tho sloppy condl-
ton OF the earth. none OF the snow stuck.
Cattle are looking unusually nno. but tho
last few days haa been very trying on
them aud the death blow 10 grass and oil
v.egehuon THIS morning :aay initiate still
Interests. Green fcids OF wheat arc plain
" Visible from all thu hlghways of the
county anu the eultivstor and drill ara
q, The cry OF hard tines among certain
onssee the tas rolls OF Bosque show that
lnsIs ~ ~ pr cent more money on hand
N 1894
Cedar nnyou, Tesns, November as.--It
commenced raining nlght before last and
Eh Ths AZ aay ss s,aisasy as ma
here for q year. Csterns arc all full and
.he country IL flooded. THIS morning at
O'Clock q heavy nortbwester came out
and Il IL getting very cold.
Palestine Texas. November s5--Tho cold
weather hit Palestine early this morn
irg, AZ carly down a slight .leet, with a
neck OF tiny snow thrown IN for fair
Warning Of what seems al this writlnE
Corpus Christi, November e--saturdny
ma sunday were diar greenblo days. Rain
began tnillng early Saturday morning.
continuing until yesterday morning. The
ruin IL reported general throughout tho
county ana HtoShIron and farmers ara
Nearing broad smiles.
Granger, Texas. November ?s-very
hehvy rains have fnllon hers during the
pstst forty-niKht hours, ovornowinR all
streams and nliing the tanks. Tho wells
show little effect no far.
Round Rock. Texas. November 10 --Ths
n ost disagrcenblc sloppy cold weather OF
tile season for several days, but clearing
~ with cold northwest wind blowing.
Ovcrton. Texas. November 25.--ft has
haen raining hlmoht constantly here for
the past twenty-four hours. and Is GET
ting very cold.
Lexington, November .s.--rhe ground IA
uozen hard this morning. The aun u
ftining brightly and It Is thought tho rain
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28

McGregor, Texas. November y.--Aboui
10 o'clock last night near the home OF
vIrge waggonor. two and one-haif mile,
from town. Francisco Jlmenez was as
sauiiod and very seriously hurt by three
other Mexicsns. me weapons used were
an axe and some knives. None Of the
Mexicans can speak English well and par.
certain Several Mfxicans have been Nv.
nx 10 tents on Virgo WsfgonerH prem
ises and picking cotton. raneieco Jln.
with him. He was knocked IN tho head
With an axe, bis throat badly cut. ana
stabbed In the breast and left SIDE.
The wounds are thought 10 bn fatal,
Constable T.indsH, and City Marshal Con
ley were soon on the scoDc ard now have
the perpetrators locked yp n tue caih.
at Waco this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28
THE DEATH ROLL

Mrs BRYANT Ennis. Texas. Sovom-
her b. Mrs. hrynnt, mother NJ Engineer
J. c. bryant died here Yesterday.
j. II, LoNGMGnE- Farmers Branch.
one Of the pioneers Of Farmers Branch.
II dead,
MRS, MATTrp pILLAnp = bryan
Texas, Novemb,r 20, MIA Matte nillnrd.
near Bryan yesterday ana was huricd to-
day, axe ~.
JEFF TIRTLE-oveuon, II saS, Nov m.
Der 2A,-Ar, JtM Pirtln OF colfnA, l.n., dit1
here THIS evening or consumption Mr..
iirtic came here on n visit u his sister a
short tin,o since.
ELrTEnfo CAMANCHO--Tnrodo. No
Nrnbrr @--Nt. Elutcrlo Chmancs1, one
~ his ranch iu this county md was BURIED
Saturday afternoon lie wac native OF
tnlH city ana IN the dith Year of hi1 agu,
lic leaves one son TO mourn his lorq.
MRS. MARY BURNETT e. Corpus
Christi, Texas, November sG,-Mrg Mary
iIufkotf, aRsd - years. wife % Nh Alex
Burkett and daughter Of hir, ana Arf.
J. u Thomas, oied Sunday nigh, at ihe
leaves a husband two young sons, mother
her domlso,
MRS. II. 4. Moo2E-Peaggs1ll; Tesi 4,
was taken very seriously sick Baturday,
tiJ this afternoon at . o'clock. Doctors
tore and from san Antonio rendered Az
help possible, Adolphus Lowe and wife
came from Han Antonio. Her mother ard
other relatives here have been toloRrtphed
for. Airs. Moore has many relatives and
friends
THE DOT HB-RE--oalssato
TOAas. November eg.-i,ast night at u
O'clock Mr. Theodore Klelneckp, one Of
the old residents Of this city, died Al hls
rssldenne, ssls Avenue ~, Of cancer Mt.
Isionecka had lived IN this city more than
forty Year,. but had not been IN active
business tho past twrnty years, lie Was
torn In Northern Germany and came 70
unlvoston direct about isG5, a wife and
three children survive the deceased. The
funeral viii occur At me family residence
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28

Abilene, texas, November S.-Mr. w
c. Bryan has Just elosed out a deal o.
u,hch he has become the owner OF ths
white ranch In Jonca. Fisher and Stone
wall counties. The ranch contains sew
cr,i thousand acres Of nne land and viii
30 used BY Mr.. Bryan as ranch for
NJ X. X. Lcgett hns gone 20 Calves.
tofl 10 ciose oJt large real estate deal be.
tWosn rartita In tho Panhandls and par
lies in Galveston.
shipping cattle 10 ST. Louis. lie Will
shin 100 car loads.
vi" Hon. Wash Jones has formed part.
uorshlp with lion. II. H.. Bentley 81 tni'
mace for the practice OF law. and WI
make thu his hofss after January neat'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-28

Orange. Texas. November as--Ths rc-
cent rains have swollen the streams
this place and Newton have no, been
able 10 no through since satufeay.
lrnpRaanbie.
mo stsainer reches Belle. Captain Al
lArdyco, came IN this evening from ray
lor'H bayou. She started from there hat-
urday. but on account OF tho high WINGS
and awfft current was unable 70 80
through the draw bridge ncrons the bayou
until Yesterday evening Sb> VIII leave
tomorrow for indian bayou 20 bring out a
cargo OF hardwood for sabins Pass.