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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-10-11
Deaths.

MI. Walton Fletcher, son of Rev. Pat
terson Fletcher, dec and brother of Mrs.
Capt. John N. Opie of this place, died sud
denly in New Y DIRK last week and was bur-
led at Broadway, Rockingham county, on
Monday last. He was lawyer by profes-
sion, and was about 40 years of age.
Mrs. Fannie f. Forbes, wife of Mr.. j.
H. Forbes, and sister of Capt. W. IL.
Fowle, formerly of Staunton, died at her
home in Annapolis, Md, on Monday
evening,
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Accidents.

Amanda Toler, eolored, aged sixty, re-
siding on North Augusta street, who was
picking apples for Mrs. F. o. Heydenrich
on West Frederick street, Monday after
noon. fell from tree breaking her neck.
Her death was instantaneous.
Near Fort Defiance, Saturday, MI. J..
w. Andes, while picking apples, fell from
tree and broke his leg.
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An Improbable Year.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Valley Ry. took place at the law
Office of the company here on Wednesday
morning. The annual report showed a net
loss for the company of $4,000 compared
with the business of 1914. The old officers
were re elected.
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MAR RIED

GRIFFITH - MANN-In Mt Horeb church,
Wednesday, Oct 9th, at 9 P. NJ, by Rev. Mr.
Junkin, J. Ben. Grihth. postmaster at "Ben.''
Allegheny Co, Va, to Miss Bessie b. Mann.
da lighter of Mrs. NJ. A. Mann.
MCNETT-BURR USS-0ct. 2, in Washington,
AD. c., by Rev. w. NJ. Lvon, samuel NJ. McNett.
formerly of near Annex, Augusta county, to
Irene Burruss, of Louisa county.
Observation-Disclosures ., near SPOTS
Marks.
PAGE-CLARK-Oct g. at Laurel Hill, Geo. W.
Page 10 Miss Rebecca Clark, both OF Augusta.
DUNLAP-WILSoN- At Church vile, Oct 3D.
J. W. Dunlap to Miss Bessie Wilson
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Social TO-NjQht.

The young men Of the Christian Endeav
or Society of the Second Presbyterian
church, will give social in the basement
of that church this evening beginning at 8
O'Clock. An interesting programme of ex-
ercises has been arranged. Refreshments
will also be served.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COMMISSIONERS sALE.-Pursuantto de,
~ cree entered in the case OF Rltchle ana
wife VS.. Shiffietts admir- ct ais on the zet DAY
of May, 1885, we will, as Commissioners of the
Court appointed by the said decree, proceed on
Saturday, October 9Th, 1895,
to sell a auction to the highest bidder. in front
ofthe court house In the ity OF Stauntoh mat
certa in tract of land of which Glvens Shff!eit
died seized and possessed, containing 12S acres,
more or less, and situated in Augusta County on
the waters of the Little Calf Pasture River, adj
joining the lands of Wallace, w oodwald, Bashaw
and others, on the following
TERMS to- wit:-So much cash in hand as VIII
pay the costs of suit and sale, and the remainder
upon credit of one. two and three Years from
sale, the purchaser giving bond with approved
personal security, and the title retained as uiti-
'''''S |'''' ~ JAMES BuMGARDNER, JR.
WILLIAM E. CRAIG,
Commissioners.
I,Jos. B. Woodward. Clerk ofthe Circuit Court
of Augusta county, do certify that James Bum
gardner, Jr., has execute the bond required by
decree of sale in the cause of Richie, &c. against
Shittett's Admir-. Given under my hand this 1lth
day Sept. 1895. JOS. B. WOODWARD,
sep l3-4t Clerk.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
OCTOBER 2Sth, County Court Day)
JAS. BUMGAKDN Err, JR.,
oct list Commissioners,
NIRGtNIA-In the Clerks office of The court
10, 1895.
Augusta National Bank of Staunton, Plt'f
against
]. Alex. Bumgardner, admir- of w L. Bum
gardner. decd, James Bumgardner, Jr,
Pocahontas Bumgardner, " lille Bumgard-
ner, Ha PIPER Bumgardner and India Bum
gardner. the las of whom is an infant; and
Z. NJ. Marquis in her own right and as exec
utriX of ]. q. Marquis Decd Defts
The object of this suit is to subject the house
and lot in Staunton, on he corner of Frederick
and Coaiter streets, which belonged to the late
W. L. Bumga rdner, to the payment of a bond for
$4,000, executed by the said w. l. Bumgardner to
Henry l.. Hoover. Feb. 80. 1897, payable Two
years after date, with interest from date, paya-
Bile sem-annually, subject to credit March I,
1893, by 1915, which bond is secured by deed of
trust and was assigned by said Hoover to jos.
A. Waddell, by him to Jas. Bumga rdner, Jr,,
and by him to the Augusta National Bank Of
stanton. And if appearing by affidavit flee
that Willie and Happier Bumgardner
residents of this State, it is ordered that they do
appear here within fifteen days after due publ.
cation of this order and do what is necessary to
protect their interests. Test.
NEWTON ARGENBRIGHT. Clerk.
Patrick & Gordon, pc. oct Hat
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r E. r. NELSON,
Attorney at-Law and Commissioner in
Chancery.
STAUNTON. VA.
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WANTED!

WANTED!
200 tons old Wrought Scrap Iron,
go g Castings,
100 Bones,
so &C g Brass,
81 " Copper,
10 " Zinc,
10 " Lead,
10 6 3" Pewter,
10 I" Rubber Boots ahd Shoes.
W. 0. THOMAS, Agent,
l05 N. Augusta Street, Staunton, Va.
sen 2O-lm
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NJ a RkEIS.

In Baltimore Wednesday, wheat was
64a65; at Richmond 71a72, and at Chicago
500 for Oct. delivery.
STAUNTON PRICE CURRANT.
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oD1 Bate Gf Clothing,
Suits and Trousers

made to order; fit and workmanship guar
nnteed. Sole agents for Jaros Hygiene
Underwear and Dents celebrated gloves.
Choice patterns in fancy bosom shirts, with
separate cuffs. Latest styles E. Il w.. and
,ther collars and cuffs.
PLEASE GALL AND SEE us.
oct 1 aM
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OF the cattle received Loo came from Virginia
Mich Cows-There is good demand for good
cows, of which there are few received. Prices
s2OaS50 per head, and few at the latter price.
BALTIMORE, Oct. There is fair supply of
hogs on the market, for which moderate de-
mand is reported. The number of the receipts
in the yard Is about {, 200 head in excess of last
week number. There is improvement OF
about Is cents on the 100 lbs ON the Western hogs
and shade on the other. Good to prime West
ern hogs sell at $5lGa$5 Is; others 81 5OaS4 81 per
100 lbs roughs s3aS35G light pigs SIaSi 40 per 100
lbs gross. Receipts II 67f head.
Sheep and Lambs-The market for sheep is re-
ported as being dull, and for good lambs fair
Sheep 114a2Hc, and extra 2z4c; lambs 2La4c. and
extra nc per Id gross. Stock Ewes 75caS2 per
head.
Calves-Veals 3Xa5Ac, and extra Sc and
trade only fair. Grassers s2.5OaS6 each, and
fair trade.
RICHMOND, Oct. THE following prices ruled
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Oct. B. Beef
Cattle-The market this week. has been fairly
active, more so than last week, and values,
though they show no notable change, were
stronger, and some dealers thought they were III
few instances higher tn all last week Prices of
Beef Cattle this week ranged as follows:
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WHOLESALE PRICE or STAUNToN MARKET
ISq5
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Pursuant TO a Ge-
~ cree entered in the case of R1tchle ana
wife VS.. Shiffietts admir- ct ais on the zeth day
Court appointed by the said decree, proceed on
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-10-11

The above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
OCTOBER 18th, County Court Day.l
JAS. BU MIG Err, JR.,
WIN. E. CRAIG,
oct ll-3t Comm ISSiOneJS,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-10-11

Generally rated first qua lity....... 4s5 $50
Medium or good fair quality..... Is ass
Ordinary thin Steers. Oxen and
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-10-11

1t is our pleasure to announce the arri-
val OF our usual large stock of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Tie FIRST OF the meetings in the
Moody auditorium was held last night
with an attendance OF about 800. The
services were conducted by Rev.
Luther Recae. pastor OF .he First con-
gregatlonal church az Paris, Tex.
Among those who occupied SEATS on
the platform were Rev, Doctors CGssil
OF st. Andrews Episcopal 1hursh. wellI
of the FIRST Baptist, DogRo,t u the
First Presbyterian. Buchanan Ot the
Cumberland. Wilson Of the Christian.
Fisher OF ST. paurs Meth)dlat Episco-
pal and French Of the Broadway Rap
tlat.
AZ s.25 the meeting was opened with
the singing OF the hymn, "The Tanner
Of the Cross" Jesus Of Nlkscsth" and
"rhe Eye ot Faith" three o. the Ia
miliar Gospel hymns used Ia these re-
Viyals on the last there VAS com
siderable Of q dull In preparation FOR
the coming meetings uad me music
was very sweet the refrain t".nF
Then shall my heart iaep singing
While TO the cross | cling.
For rest IL sweet 81. Jesus feet.
" AAAA' tAHNAAN wa "a AfAAhA Ah'.'NA NNAhH
Ing,
Prayer was then offered by Dr. VIII
ron aud the protesting Chrlstiann pre-
font were requested to hold up their
hands 90 which large proportion NJ
those present responded. Then Rev.
Reese proceeded with the short dis
course of the evening taking his text
from the second verse or the nrst
chapter Of Romans, beginning, "Bc ir
Not COuformed 10 the world, etc" The
word couformcd said the preacher was
very strong one and he defined the
words OF tho text as meaning he mol
pressed into the mould of the world
lie then 0dmoniahud his hearers OF the
noceHaity OF separating themselves
from tho world not In "a phariaaicu
manner but hy difference IN llfc and
dwolt on the necessity Of becoming out
ana out Christians ia order TINT thriI
testimony mlFht be used Tor tie sal
walton NJ othura.
AZ the conclusion " this short ser,
mon II wan announced thai br French
Z would conduct the meeting tonight
/ A meeting Of the workers was held &c
/ complete arrangements Tor the meet
/ Ing aud subscribers TO the building
| fund were requested to pay up.
| The eynnE0llsts, who are on tholi
way from Mexico, nro expected 10 ar
| rive in time for the meeting to-mOr
! row night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
AT TINE poLYrGcnNIc.


President Lloyd returned yesterday
from trip to the Indian Territory.
whore he has been Ia the Interests oil
tho college lie attended while there
several district cunfpruupCM lie
luuyca today In company with tho
other league representatives Tor HOuB-
ton
Brother Lloyd has been for Bomo
time past actively engaged In abe pre-
pUratlon Of the college catalogue and
at this time no has II In the hands uf
the publishers.
Tho literary societies have been
aroused more thoroughly TO the Inn
purtance OF the education aud training
derived from the literary department
OF the institution. ana In consequence
of this TACT the interest and onthusi-
assn IN literary work is now almost
universal This H. largely due to our
pastor In charge, Rev, H.. v Cox, who
besides being an uhio preacher so %
fine ptrllumeutnrinn ana DICTATOR. and
is interested In the work OF advancing
the literary cause, HIS EFFORTS ON this
line have resulted In the bottcrmeut
Of the sorlotles In many respects. Tho
rhlloBOphiana are 90 meet tho repre-.
Hcntntlycs of Weuthcrford college In
debate ON May 4. Mosars, Coppcdge
and Hrluborry VIII be presented at
that time. The question t0 be- debated
iHi "ReHOlvcd. Tgnt Rome hus In
iiuencod modern civilization more than
Greece. " We await tho Issue with
cagcrneas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
THOUGHTS on TINE REVIVAL.
Some Interesting Suggestions on "A
Timely Topic

Some Interesting Suggestions on "a
Timely Topic.
tn" Moody meetings 90 commence to-
morrow night In the great auditorium
erected for the purpose are looked FOR
ward 10 with different md sometimes
mingled feelings OF juy. Indifference
and regret continents indicative OF
the attitude NJ The individual heart
toward the advancement ~ tho King
dom of Christ ia the world For sew
crll nights Gods people have Joined In
union services ~ prepare themselves
for more effective singing and iudicioua
use of the WORD OF God, which ~ the
Sword NJ the Sulrlr IN tho personal
work 81 winning souls. u iH % very Hl.-
niurlut fact that an tho pastors OF ne
Evangelical churches and presumably
the mombora are united In heart and
hand I'm securing Mr.. Moody and plslg.
my him cooperation,
Those who 20 often cylncc special de-
lights IN fostering ana hcrllnr o,
an objection 10 Christianity that there
are up many denominations at war
with zach other with divers doctrines
and forms OF government, an profess.
ing 10 derive them from the Scriptures,
may do wen TO reflect upon the Chril-
tiun unity here manifest, ma upon the
further fact that thore is lust dis
tlnctiOn between unity ana uniformity,
and tho true idea N unity n 'unity iu
diversity" Ia these meetings Won viii
mud the mcth0dlsts rcd, the EmRcupHi
| orange, the Presbyterian blue. etc, All
merged into one pure white Hight NJ
the fundamental truth n the Gospel
"Otl or foundation can no man lay than
| ~ luii. which ls Jesus ChriHt"
Recently there appeared IN tho public
| nrlnt thls comment concerning Mr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

isss In 1891, tho following year after
ihe national reorganization 50 Denver,
Inc Texas division OF tho ~ r. A. WAS
organized, with posts a, u, G, D. y,
h. q. II and i. Since that time the
growth OF the organization In Texas
has been steady. Under the adminlt-
trntion or the presenV state president,
John j Knight, the association mas
prorperod greatly, and all the present
board 81 officers Will have enconluns
showered upon them during the cons
yention for the ercditable manner In
which they have performed their du'
ties Whatever changes may be made
AZ the election. II any are made, VIII
be IN Observance Of the time-honorcd
custom OF rotation In office and not on
account ~ any other cause
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

OF INTEREST TO TEACuEng
la the meeting Of tho National Iduoa.
llonal association 10 be held In Danvrr
July D 20 ~ next, Il being conceded
that this will be the lnrgrHt mreting,
IN the history Of that organization hV
reason o. the attraction oifored In tho
beautiful picturesque mountain towns
OF Colorado. whore the mo air. pure
sparkling water. nne hahing ana HINT
ing, ami the most awo.insplrihg seen.
cry one over hehald VIII tond 10 tntlfe
the visit one OF particular Interest 10
those engaged IN educational work
Denver 10 itsclf IN q city " many rrpnt
attractions ana extensive arrange
mrntA have been made by tho ior,i
committees having tho housing Of ylr.
iUng teachers Ia charge, making tho
expenses very low consistent with tho
very superior accommodations
Teachers ana their friends conton.
plating this trip should not loHo Hisht
OF the fact that the FORT WORTIi
AND DENVER CITY RAILWAY II
positively the shortest. quickent and
best equipped route 20 Colorado. aud the
ONLY ONE from TeSaa onprating re-
Ginning Chnlr cars and slrVpeia OF the
most exquisite appointment, and spec
tally adapted FOR summer travel
THE ONLY SHORT LINE TO COLO
RADIO
ana the one otferins The advantage N a
charming ride through tho beautiful
scenery % New Moxieo and Colorado
within eighteen hours after leaving
Fort Worth, plaslng IN full view Of
the historical Pixies Peak.
For Information as to rates, connec-
lions, etc, address
ID, %. KEELER. q. p. A.,
Fort worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

j. NJ. DauEherty. catucman from
Abilene. was hero yesterday
w. G. Stripping left for the EaH,
last evening and viii be gone SEVERN
weeks
A. II. jackson, Esd Of jackson q
Brown. Is quite sick at his feHldehee
on Oak Grove street
A. p, Bush has returned from a visit
OF several weeks 90 his OLD nome AT
Mobile, Alabama, lie leaves To-Day Tor
tho West.
Mrs. d. NJ. Barrow and accomplish
ed daughter or liatun Rouge La'' are
visiting Mrs Barrow's mother. Mrs
3. Minis, at sos West Third street
Mrs. NJ. l.. Briggs and Mrs, u, r.
Davis OF GAlyoaton and Rev j, NJ MO
Mnhan OF Columbia, Tex, are ~ the
city, tho guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, W. ~
Quigr
Among those attending the meeting
OF the Knighta Tcmplnr at Waco arc
Nat Hrammer. Dr. IA, ", ateVens, Dr.
W. a. Durringur. E. W. Presley ana
Jake Zurn,
L., l.. Moore has returned from n
trip OF several days TO Southwest
Texas, lie reports that cattle In that
section are doing we'll. but II "a cx-
tromely dry In the localities he visited.
Miss Lillian Penn and Mr.. oscar
Penn OF Wehtheflurd are In the city t.
attend the marriage OF Miss Anuu
QulBE 10 Mr. Ira Dixon, which takes
place at the First Methodist church
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
a late addition to Fort Worth r.
Mr.. NJ, y. Alexander who comes from
Paris as the representative OF the old
substantial Northwestern Muu1i Life
Insurance company MIR Il. ". Pro-
vine OF this city IL associated with
HIM IN the agency forming the iirm
OF Alexander s pr0yino,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

J NJ. Rodgers sells iron fencing.
Best typewriter supplies at llumph-
rey'H,
Sewing machine supplies az wen az
diamonds watches. olockH ana ieweIry
at tho cheapest jewoiry house In mo
city Halls, Main ANA Eleventh.
Fullera Novelty Iron Works. new and
sccond hand boilers, engines, pumps
ana gin machinery Tor sale or trade,
Aii West Weatheriard street
George l. Cause, funeral director and
emhalmer Fun assortment VI under
takers goods, Takes full charge OF
funerals and furnishes an necessary
requirements No, 3ll West Weather,
ford street, Fort Worth. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

o. II. Edwards TRIAL on charge Of For
gory-suits Filed.
la tho Seventeenth district court yrHter'
daK The trial Of q. T. Edwards. charged
with making forged instruments, was cnhi'
,nrnced aud consumed tie day, IL Ia A.
lescd that w 1872 Edwards forged the uhliir
~ Frank booth 20 check II sih5 aud us
chocS was sold 10 -. -. GetuAdnnrr of
the Traders National bank, There ore acr
prul other cares against lliwnfdH, me
AN cunt ugrreguting Sihfp. Edwauls was or
rested lu NHahgliio, Truua by Hhrriu Ia
ipss ana brought bach here Tor ,riai. lie
was put upon tho Witness stand lchtcrddN
pni sNure that De- was rutiruly Innocent OF
any knowledge that The GeiEoudnnrr cheek
was forgery and stated that hr was cu
piuyrd ~ some money ruiing trluaat
lions by another man Tho lral VI TIE ease
will continue today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Send your address TO H. u. Bucltlen
CO., Chicago, ana get ID free sample
box Of Dr. Kings New Life Pills, A
These pills are easy In action ana arc
particularly effective In the cure OF
constipation and sick headache. For
malaria and liver trouhlca they have
beon proved invaluable, They are guar
antced to De- perfectly free from every
drlrterluus substance and to DO purely
vegetable They do not weaken by their
action, but By giving tone to stomach
anu bowels. greatly inslE0fnto the ayH-
tenn. Regular HiHo. a5G per box. sold
BY J, 4. Nigks ~ CO., drugEiHta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

The famous United States Marine
hand Of Washington win appear at
GrccuwalrH opera house for matinee
ana night Monday April %.
The band n so wcll known that It's
superiority canuUt he questioned,
Under the mastery direction OF Pro-
fosaor Fancmll, the United stntaa
Marine Band stands today the best
military musical organization In the
country, ana is Justly deserving OF the
title ~ "Thr band OF the Nation"
Miss Carrie lloma, prima donna. win
be IL feature of The program MIR.
lager. iinto sololHt. la an exceptionally
nnu artist.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

THE LAST PEOPLE on EARTH
To reasonably expect relief are they
who are continually dosing themselves
other drastic cathRrtics. Constipation
cannot be permanently overcome by
such violent disturbers OF the bowels,
stomach aud liver. They iniilct moro
harm than they temporarily relieve,
Hostcttera Stomach Buffers Is a safe
and cnectual substitute for such hurt
ful drugs The cfioct of this medicine
rs easy and natural. and Is not accom-
panied as IN the case OF strong pur-
gltycs. with gripping aud abrupt opor-
alton, Malaria, dyspepsia, bihousneAs,
sick headache. heartburn, kidney trou-
BILE rheumatism ana nervousness arc
entirely and promptly relieved 10y this
excellent remedy commended By ply
HiclanB everywhere
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Comanohc. J. r.. April ca nice rain
foll here Friday nui tho fnrnorB are
happy % haH been quite dry for the
past sixty days ana many new HyttlrgH
from druuth stricken countries wore
scared Ton fear they would lose their
crops The old settlers however, Hworc
by the Harmed spoon that two short
crops In fourteen years was this cuun-
tirH record uud ~ would maintain II.
and arc now laughing ana singing "i
tpli you Hu" II looks now ua though
"a provisional government would De ua.
Stabilized Ia The GhiukaHuw nation
thls year Il viii Dee explained iu the
Gazette us Il develops Cumuuchr too
uuiEuw1 her baby clothes and childish
fears Of the future, The business men
are going To move their huIldlupg All
ON one street and commence ln thr city
OF 'umHnche. Controversy over which
street in agree upon brought the stone
laying VA Main street Ia a HtnnuHtill
until the matter 10 settled an Hrvsrnl
mon are here that want 10 erect stone
| buildings but win not commence untu
the people unite on the best location.
tpmnhchr IA equal 90 tho occasion
ana tho greatest good To tho greatest
number VIII prevail A contract was
signed hy three OF our merchants Tor "A
I stun" building Tor each aud probably
| three more VIII join them.
/ Let mo state again publicly 10 those
! who are simply hunting jobs. do not
I come Co tnmunohe This ~ home
| seekers bouont ana 10 that alone our
| Worn II given. 10 actual settters ana
Z homo Hookora only We symuathigo
l with all poor people aud depl6re the
b aWtul tx our country Is IN nnnnciailv.
] but W" ala not vote FOR or lndnrso tho
/ gold bug oonsulrotors and cannot sink
| our union 10 save victims and Conan.
preservation ana success.
J. s., WORKS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Mr. Albert Thomscn ~ Fort Worth
and Mrs, Ellen Carey N Denver Colo
were married last Thursday evening nv
tho Rev A. u buchanan az HIS resi-
danee ON Cherry street Mr.. Thomaen
n a genial gentleman. having many
friends I'M our city. and niH oatlmable
wife VIII share the friendship when.
after a short time they mako port
Worth their permanent home. Mr..
and Mra. Thomson viii leave In a few
DAYS 10 visit friends Ia Colorado, aud
upon this Journey aud through ain ma
Interested friends viii wish them
safety and perfect hnppinesa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

II & 4. g. train leaving Fort Worth
Gao y. M makes immediate connection
at ileatnc. and O.. G, q $, +. train
leaving Fort Worth at 1905 p. m mnl,rs
immediate connection at Milnuo with
|. ~ q. N, train FOR Taylor, Austin, Sun
Antonio. Laredo and points In Mexico
Through aleepers between Kansas city,
Fort worth and San Antonio via
Hoarne.