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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
norND AnorT TowX.

The population Of the Jail continues
to remain stationary at about forty.
Stockmen are having their vacation
Just now. and wont even talk about
stock.
The Kings Daughters Ice cream feat
at the residence Of Mrs, Melton, 2l5
N. Burnett, promises to be u great
success.
Burglars entered the residence Of
Prof. Geo W. Ware, 1913 II. Bluff St,
Tuesday night and removed S. from
his trousers pockets
Dr.. Frank Mullins, practice limited to oye.
car and catarrh Of nose and throat Glasses
accurately httcd COS Main street. Fort
Worth,
Rev. Sterling Richardson delivered
a sermon on Temperance" last night
at the Union Bethel Mission, corner
Ninth and Main streets.
A mass-meeting OF ladies will be held
at the Christian church this afternoon
mt 9 o'clock to formulate plans in the
interest Of the local option cause.
1t is almost too late to cut the sun
flowers with a seythe. They are going
TO seed and driving up rapidly. and an
axe will soon be needed for the work
Miss sadie Gray was rendered party
on Tuesday night at the residence OF
Mrs NJ II. Cox ON Polytechnic Hi.
many Of her friends from the city be-
ing in attendance
George L. Cause, funeral director and en-.
halmur Fun assortment Of underwriters
goods, Takes iull charge Of funerals and
Sli West weathsrford street, Fort Worth.
Texas
Good progress IL being made in the
work Of repairing the North Side
bridge, which would have been COM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
STILL THEY COME.


Venus, Tex. August 21-(speciaD.-
Venus got her first bale Of cotton to-
day 1t was sold TO Messrs. Kntzen-
stein n Collat at cents; shipped to
Marx q Blum. Galveston: raised by
Mr.. Anderson, who lives two miles
east OF town. The merchants made IN
purse of $40 and presented 1t to Mr..
anderson as a premium.
Gainesville, Tex, August 21.-fspe-
claD'--Mr, w. 10. Parish. living near
branchyille. brought in the frs, haia
OF cotton today 1t brought Ia cents
workman, Tex. August ~ = tSne'
slaD'-rhe first bale OF now cotton M
,ne season came to town yeste,i,,,
~ was raised by Mr.. Hendrey a,,i
sod 10 j. j. Smbbs "'u
ram is badly needed. and unIass ,,,,
nave good rain soon the cotton cr"n
VIII De extremely short. N''F
ne Leon, Tex, Aug. q -fSnaoi,tN
ne hrst bale OF cotton WINS ro,'s ~, =
mere yesterday. 1t was raised lac, v ,r'
','i,, . ON j. ID. Millers farm AMI
fS.a t .3p ! l-Se' and the premium. when
Boyd, Tex, Aug. 81 .-(specla,, ,r,o
NV 3ale OF this years cotton was sn,S
neIe pS !, $. Coffee today. TIVE baia
AMeished $50 pounds. and sold fnr. 4 e0
,ncluilng a small premium tha ~
Drought $685., The bale was bo,, ~.
py J A. Chandler. S'"s"t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

Iowa appeared on the Chicago Athletic
association field for the first time Tues
day. He seems IN the best form for his
races In the Western championship
games on August 81. Following this
he will 20 East to run at the New
Jersey Athletic club games on Labor
day.
President Brush has about completed
arrangements for a series of games be-
tween the Cincinnati and Indianapolis
teams at the close Of the season. IL
the cranks will just bear In mind that
the Cincinnati players wear red stock
ings ana the Hoosler aggregation
brown stockings, they may be able to
distinguish between the two teams,
but even at that It Will be Il difficult
matter, and the scorers VIII have their
hands full
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
No EXPLANATION NEEDED.
Wind Up OF the scheme for Another
Paper.

The following letter from II. II.
Childers. one OF the promoters of the
scheme TO establish another morning
paper In this city. published In yester-
days Mail-Teegram. needs no COM
mont:
Galveston, Tex, Aug 10--To the Mail
Telegram, Fort Worth, Tex. l regret
to state, through the columns of your
paper. that Col. Gillum has concluded
to withdraw his newspaper proposition
to tho people OF Fort Worth. II has
been n great surprise to me, and Is en-
tircly unexplained, | feel under obl-
cations to you for the many kind mo-
tices which you have given the enter
prise Ia which was Interested. / may
say more on this subject at some fu-
ture time. Very respectfully.
H. II. CHILDERS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
SERI GUS INR DADS
BEING MADE IN THE GROWING
CRor ny THIS DREAD or
THE rLANTERss
Prominent Farmer Says Cotton Has
Deen Almost Ruined In His
Vicinity within Ten Days.

Cotton Ia king" but. like other
monarchs. OF all times and countries.
II has to encounter the destruction OF
many enemies
The most serious foe. perhaps, that
monnoes yearly the production OF the
white staple. Ii that terror to ali cot
ton rnisers, the boil worm. Much has
been said and written about this In
HldlouH and destructive pest. and many
experiments have been made to pre-
vent itH lnrOadH upon the fields OF tho
planters All planters know that at
certain seasons the boil worm and kim
dred enemies to cotton growth arc
more destructive than at others,
Mr. l.. u. LOuthlnn. u prominent
planter Of Suhlett precinct. TaTant
county, gives the following views OF
the situation OF the cotton crop In
various sections OF the county.
The season had been fair" said Mr.
LouthiRn, up 10 the last ten days. but
the boil worm has been unusually de-
sttuetlVe, In the Eastern belt OF black
land In this county the cotton has
been almost entirely eaten up by tho
boil worms Large farmers say they
would huyC had Il big cotton crop, but
from the destruction wrought by the
boil worm their fields VIII not average
ono boil to the stalk
cotton In the tlmburs Is Nuch bot
ter than that ON the river though the
worms have also damaged the timber
cotton considerably. II ~ thought by
Homo Of the planters that even yet they
may mako pretty fair crop. provided
there iH rain soon. The early planted
cotton has quit growing ON account Of
the dry weather but the lnto cotton
could yet make some Roadway " tho
boil worms would stop their deyasta-
tlonH.
II have found by CLOSE examination
that the boil worm and the corn worm
are ldcntiCally the same, having exam
ined them with u microscope and you
cannot tell them apart As soon as
the corn begins to harlem II becomes
too tough for the worm, and II then
turnH its attention to the cotton. The
decreased acreage OF cotton this year
has given the boll worms Il smaller
field TO work upon. and hence they
have been more destructive. Another
great enemy OF the cotton planter IL
the Hhnrpshuoter, which goes ahead of
the boil worm on Its mission OF de-
Visitation, This W cream Colored ny
that atlngs the cotton to liz heart and
kllls II before It blooms, and Il has
been very destructive this year. me
sharpshouter has a long BIN. as trims
parent AS glnsH. with a black, diamond
shaped point, aud It gCtB In its work be.
tween sundowu ana dark Some plant
W" AUiNN WV llhtNH Gun DC kllltu with
various pulsuns sprinklcd over the
plants, but experiments have proved
that II IN u difficult matter to reach
them successfully In that way. The
destruction by the boll worm has been
very great In both the Eastern and
Southern parts OF Tarrant county, and
also IN Johnson and nm countlea,'
---o.H---
For sale, Bank saloon, HNtureg and
stock nrHt class, At "a bargain for
cash. No. 1905 Main street, l. n. Nc
Culloch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Arrivals at the Worth yesterday:
John T. quinn, st. Joe, Mo; j. NJ,
Smith, san Antonio; II. Mol.ish. Ard
more, !. T.; w Maud, Childross; 3, O.
Neal, Milwaukee; a. n, Fife. Dallas,
n. =, Barry Dallas: \. A. ballard,
Felix II llohcrtson, Waco; l.. Il. Inn
boden, Mineral Wells: Dave DuntWRy,
Chicago; II. NJ Bennett, Kansas city:
j. p owen, Galveston; l.. A. nnf-
fan. Houston and Texas Central rail-
way; II. INLAND, Houston gnd Texas
Worth; Howard Measer. Fort Worth.
II. NJ. Lanham, McRtherford; Louis
Wcrtheimer pittsburg: Il, A. Dix.
Kansas CITY; y, ID. 0oodrnoLgh, Hem
riettu; James w. Knox, Jsi ltshoro;
Mrs James w. Knox, JnrltRhoro; Mrs.
Boycc Claiming; Arthur Ldcrlft. wife
and son. nenison, John smith, Waco.
a. @. Beruondy. John Lynn. 81. Louis;
A. w Carpenter. omaha; 9. w. VII
son. Mrs. @, w. Wilson, Bowie; Jesse
Evans, Kansas city; Geo j simmons,
Fort Worth; NJ Davis, Seymour, j. II.
Shelly. Dallas; A, A. Judges and wife.
Kansas city; w. Boyco, city; H. II,
Jones. BENJAMIN; q. u, Mahan Mar
shall; NJ. H. Gotten. Caldwell; II. IL.
Burnoy, Harrlnonville, Mo; Joseph L.
Hergog, New York; j, II. Brown, noa-
ton; G. N Nandcrorth New York
James w Atcherson. Columbus, Ohio .
John r. Rnhl, Meridian; NJ. l., Clark
Meridian; Jones Brown, Texas; Miss
Lula Kelley, III Paso; w. IL. Feather
utOnc. Henrietta; j, G. Langley, Sher-
mani w. p. Rickey. st. Louis; Chas.
Il, Leddon, Chicago, s. c. Lusk, New
Orleans; Il, II, Robertson, Illlsboro.
Al the Worth yesterday; a. =.
Toute, boston. t. q. Shaw, Chicago.
j.: g, We9lherly' Rapid Transit; Louis
FriOnd New Orleans: NJ. l., Mowry
Chicago; Mlas Lillian Donthit, Wealth.
eriord; II, Franklin, Kansas CITY; d
Parker and wife, Hlllsboro. u. Porter
Walkeryllle. Canada; j. G. washing
ton, Marlettn I. r.; a. Bachraek Dai.
las, j. II. Nficdlander, New York, n
MoLish, Ardlnore. l. r.. Pierre Douii-
let Shermhnl j. r. johnson. Denver
Col; g. w. Word. Wichita Falls. w
y. Woraham, Henrietta; Mrs. Frank
Ellsworth, spcrmani James vaurhn
camden, Ark j. L. Carlisle Chicago,
y H. STRIVING Baltimore Nd. w. ~
hickey, 81 loulsi Charles r. Ledden,
1hlcaboi hulh II Carter, Galveston,
Frank Morrison. ST. Louis; -. j. pacov
Caldwell. Kan: 8. Nj. smith rnri
Worth; ]. u. parnham. Nra d pnrns
ham Denver Col; y. w. Rosr cieco
TEX; NJ, w. brown ST. Louis. Mas
Cora Elliot, Galveston; Hugh II Uay-
zard New York; n, Rodgers. Chlrnrn.
~ lliig, Houston; w. r. McCreery
wichita Falls. ]. a. Wolsels. 81 .onis.
Joe Cert. Cow Creek: r. j. Aa,cl.a
luntsville, Tex. Leo Adler. 81. I.o,is.
Frank Ellsworth. Sherman; Z II
hnpS, Plano; W. y. Tcagardcn. Atln.
GOA; 81. d. Early and wife. Waco. ],
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
SUNDAY somooL CONVENTION


The Northwestern Baptist Sunday
school convention and diftrlct as
ISOLATION win convene with Mt,
Gilead Baptist church next week.
The convention will meet ON Tuesday.
August 9Th, and the association on
Thursday, August Goth
There are more than f!Cty churches
and sunday schools In this district and
we expect from three to Ave messcr-
Fora from these churches and Sunday
schools. This, us you see, will give IA
very large delegation Hence the OH
Jet ~ this note Is TO ask your readers
To Aid us In giving those Christian mes-
scngcrs free entertainment aocortlnr
10 the old aud time honured custom,
Dcncons II, Hines. a. Follower. s. King.
H. Gordon, O. CarthCn, Is. W. Venson,
y. l.. SHELTON and Il. w. Cook are the
soliciting and collect Ing committee.
They VIII take groceries. Vegetables
and money to aid In feeding these Wis.,
itors.
n neither OF the above deacons
should call on you (of course they can
not zee everybody please drop me n
note-corner Jones and Thirteenth
ntrects-and | VIII have some one to
call at your residence or place OF busI-
ness aud get your donation You might
give NJ small thing MS u chicken, a
dozen Gigs cabbage head or anv-
thing that can he eaten. Reef and
pork In small or large pieces Will he
very acceptable, While many OF the
visitors Will be entertained hy our
members and friends at their homes.
yet there Will be 40 many present We
VIII have TO rent house and run n
special restaurant This Is the way we
WIN utilize the eatables which our good
white frienda Will give us. please h,In
us. Respectfully,
A. II, GRIGGs.
Cor. Jones and 18th SITS. Pastor MI.
Gilcad Baptist Church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES

The Boston management has rs,.o...,
frank Sexton, the Brown unlvsreiy,,u.
Wright. the Louisville right aelao-
mas played twenty games since in,rt,r,
the Colonels, and has yet to maxi ,''a as
John Valentine has arrived ,.
England with the intention of cb,ii t'ul'
lnE Jack McAuliffe. light welsh, ni'ag
pion OF the United States. 'rain-
The Nutwood Driving clpb =, a.
buque has made arrangenents bu-
race between John II. Gentry an, lor
fatchen FOR September 20. for ssso6 Joe
Parson Davies, George Dixon
several Others were arrested NJ ana
night In New York for taking oonuay
ana ahetting prize fight Th.pya ,t IN
placed under $500 bonds 10 stand t,d we're
h ~. Fishburn OF the chIcasn
letie association has offered an,
valuable medal to the runnar Pes,ai
viii break the present record VINO
yards around a turn. The ,risi ur w
be held on August 81. The w., VIII
record Is 81 $500 seconds AZ esent
1890. "''n'real In
John v. crum. the fast runner 49,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
ooLoRED aAPTIsrs.


Waco. Tex, August 2i.-tspe'-'
The annual state meeting OF The ~
ed Baptist Young Peoples uniei Z
vened in the New Hope Baptis 'is'
(colored yesterday evening via Z
fessor j. II. II. Lee, state presi'''
the chair.
The afternoon and evening wv
consisted of addresses OF Nelc,n'
local ministers and responses W
itors.
The convention was called .
again this morning at > ocioeh
n praise service. which begau
o'clock. Rev. Charles {. snI
Rockdale preached on faith n
the conclusion OF the sermon Ms
Coleman of Austin read q pay
THE Future Church"
The feature OF this afterIN.
the annual address OF the ~.
which was a lengthy paper MI MI
with valuable and instructive w ",
alton on the growth OF the ~,
The convention will close W.
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
What the Professors are Doing
Miss Fisher WIN Return,

DR.. Fisher goes over to Dallas This
week ON school business. ana on Snt-
urday win so to the Territory.
Prof and Mrs II. l.. Short who have
been studying In Chicago during the
summer, go to Dnnvillc, H.. this Week
TO rest until the opening OF school,
September 10.
Prof, Chase Ia out for short vaca-
ton. He has Put In a hard summers
work at the university.
The sound OF the hammer and saw
make merry music on the campus these
times. Seven buildings and Improve
mont OF others 80 busily on.
u IL now certain that Miss Irene
Fisher viii return from Colorado and
take charge OF the Junior preparatory
department OF the university. This win
be good news for the little people. FOR
there are few such primary teachers
as Miss Fisher. She win have good
assistants, and the quarters for Inc
school win be much Improved,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

The following are the late arrivals at
the Delaware; Ernest stephens, city;
w. t. Leagan. city; Al V. Kone. Dali
las; b, u. Paddock, city Mrs T.. -.
Burbridge, Miss Mona Burbrldge. Miss
Pnttle Burbridge, city; W. A. SAMSON.
Chicago; NJ. SAMSON, Alvarado: u. X.
Erwin. Dallas. VIM. j. Daig New
York; A. A. Messer, city; W. Maud.
cityi Il. A. Mcclellan. city; j. NJ
AGREE, Hlllsboro j. W. Sturgls, city;
g. vi Sha hsSls No. qly 3 F. s H. magq pa
las; c. b. Walker, city: W. S. Hollo-
way, New York; II. ID. Wolf. Dallas.
W. p. Smith, Knoxville; George a.
RosHington, Chattanooga; II. NJ. Flick
niger city; X. d. Yoakum. city j.
Jaeksboro; James Baker, city; +. X.
Place. Dallas; q. y. Jewell, Graham.
j. u. Norris. Graham; j. NJ Wyatt,
Graham; D.. II. French. Graham; II. n.
Jackson Mexia; Sol Kahn. Dallas; w.
II. Nangle. New York; G. y. Allen,
Whitla. city. Joe Trcner Dallas. Geo
T.. Wilson, Chicago; John sullivan,
Mexico. ID. Is. Relyea. Houston.
At the Delaware yesterday; Frank
sterltt, Abilene. Tex; a. b. HIT,
Mineral Wells; A. II, Van Cleye. Eddy.
n. Nj p. = Meek. Fort Worth; Joe
French. Dallas; J. X. Mcleod Big
Springs; T., p. Fouts. wife and chit
dren. Rock Creek; T., NJ. Fouts, Rock
Creek. l.. j Tcnncy. Chicago, W. j.
Rand. El Pnso. Tex. T.. u. Farmer,
Charles mcfarland, Aledo. Tex. r.. -.
Wolfe, Dallas; Thomas p. Hale, New
orleans: j August. Beevllle, Tex; /
Mayer. Strassberg, Tex: l., A. Long.
New Orleans; II II RHlnbolt, wife
aud niece. WeRtherrOrd. A, W. Dunn,
Kllleem n. r. Keenan,, Chicago; c. l..
Mccartney. Brentwood; =, 3 Wlther-
spoon. Gainesville; James Mack, Rem
fro, I r.: @. II. Maxheld. 81. Louis;
II, NJ. Flckinger, Ohio; Mrs, Roy Bean,
San Antonio; S. II. Coggin and wife.
Brownwood. n X; A. II Messer. Ar
lington Heights; Miss Susie SAMSON,
Alynrndo, Tex; Mrs. j Dreibelbls, !
Mrs. p. Blnyon, Fort worth; W, +. |
Echtpnnchrr. Boston; w. II. Me- |
Dowell. ST. Louis; H. i. Jones, Co
manchc, Tex. Ed Doyle, Granbury, |
Tex. Miss Cooper. Granbury. Tex.
W. G. Harris. san Angelo; William
white San Angelo. J. =. Tufts, st. !
Louis. william Enders, 81. Louis. |
@. A. Hotchluss. Dallas; ] d. stewart, |
Philadelphia, J. Mopp, New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

to bring boy UP in the midst of such
surroundings
And to all this tale OF woe Mr.. ZONES
responded by comparing MIR. Jacks0ns
vision Of the inlquity about 10 be ban
lshed from Fort Worth to another Wis.,
ION which had been seen by an irish
man fresh from the old sod. He saw a
locomotive headlight for the first time
IN his life on awakening from n deep
sleep, declared as he listened to the
feartully novel noises Of the passing
train, the like OF which he had never
seen before. that they were moving
he'll He closed with a patriotic APP
peal to vote against local option and
leave questions OF morality to the inln-
lstrntlons of religion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

bridgeport, Tex, August 2l.-(Spe-
clIO-A game OF ball played here
yesterday between our home team and
chico, resulted In an easy victory FOR
Bridgeport. Score, to 9.
Paris, Tex, August 2l-CSpecinD.-
a series OF three games between Long
view Cannibals and Paris Invincibles
closed here today The first game
second, II TO In favor OF Paris. The
third Il to 0 In favor OF Paris. The
continued Victories OF the Invlnclblps
VIII force II Into the league to get 1t
into a game
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
FINE rRUIT COUNTRY.
d. o. Weafhcrby returns from Ar
kansas and East Texas.

Mr.. ID. c. weatherby, the hand
some and popular young man who is
division freight agent for the AmerI-
can Refrigerator Transit company, has
Just returned from three months
trip to Eastern Texas and Arkansas.
While In Arkansas Mr.. Wentherby
made his headquarters at Van Buren,,
the center OF the famous fruit grow
Ing region Of tho state. That section
has become famous for its great straw
berry production. as well as for other
fruits. OF which hundreds of bushels
are annually shipped. Mr.. Weatherby
also found fine fruit growing coun-
try In East Texas. Jacksonville. Tex,
Tor ten days shipped three car loads
day, and Tyler is another point for
large shipments. Mr. Weatherby SAYS
II the farmers Of that section would
pay more attention to fruits and less
to- cotton. they would make more
money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
STRUCK ny LIGHTNING


weatherford. Tex, August 4, y 2
claD.-Yesterday durlng X, n
rain here, lightning sttuun n.s,s, I
OF MIR. A. F.. Graft. In me s .,i,s
OF town, none of the lai',h sj
hurt, being asleep on ms M q
house caught fire but WHs
guished. .aArrStl
General ]. Il. Weaver .a. sIts
large audience at the ,,ss- 4
night. quite n number q " III
Democrats, and as usual ,ca.aii
the latter with tooth ana stAal y
Messrs. McGular and n III . 4
nearly completed a bugsh WINS !
rear of the postoi'ice us rs
which they win pump VIE ai ~
creek to sprinkle the WEI nnsr,,r,l . I
The Rev. Or, Brigsa s ,lssr III
city today. lie Will ds ,l0, 81 4
lures here. "rhe Proals'
Love and Marriage"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
wAco's REPRESENTATIVES,.
Men Appointed To ncprcnent Her nj
rrnnie Association Meeting.

Waco, TEX, August al.-A c,nea
, ,uas OF the Waco Commercial cluh
S pas heiu IN the I, p. a. rooms Of the
fe "ei nv. motel al o o'clock this Afternoon
in ,,aee idiurtose OF taking some action
.Mao9 at the meeting OF the sn,,tSn,o.' ~
tNlh, Freight Traffic associatlon W. ~.
slant. fhe 10Th In
Ing cs n'se',hg was very short, as noih-
mstt.r before the club exeeut the
dem oa appointed delegates. l9res,s
shear end sanger appointed II n
meeting adioarns. punnica and the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

Washington, Aug. 2l.-Penslons IN
been granted the following Texans
Original-Wesley Y. oden, ssgl
kaufman county; William II. Oh
WaXahachie. Ellis county.
increase-Reuben P. Munday, 0aA
Knox county.
Reissue-Henry Hansen, Mirea
Harrison county; Frederick u
Waldo, McLennan county.
Original wldow-Agnes Neal sSisl|
town, Parker county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
DIVIDEND DECLAl1I|
ny THE CITY NATIONAL p,.,
FORT WORTH.
heceivcr j. Peter smith Ma,
Announcement yest.ra.
Amount Aggregatins sscc,e~.
Do You Want a Pair,

1t was announced yesterday bv n
J. Peter Smith, receiver az NJ " y.
National bank, that the bant NJ :.
ready to declare Its FIRST dlvissni u
toi smith was seen at his ofs
,ne pank, and confirmed The W.
lie stated that there were N M
against the bank that had ben Il
proved and checks had been MAJ, Y
to meet these obligations. II WOMB i
necessary To send these cheeks n n
comptroller OF currency at Washrrs
city for his official signature. Thk n
be done Immediately, and payn.,
VIII be made on the 10th 81 sstl,t|
her. The aggregate amount 0. d. n
proved claims is about $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

A very pleasant surprise party y,
given last night q: the refidsaa
Mrs. Hollingsworth on Taylof sidI
Ia honor of Misses Grace Elssf 4
Fannie Tarlton. Those present VI
Misses Clser, Tarlton. TayloT, IN
and HClllngsworth. Msssrs- Ntlai
llogsett, Matlock, he'll, Van Rsiif|
lear and Smith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

sherman. Tex August 2l.-(SpecIaD.
-Sherman-Galveslon game was won
by Galveston. Score. II to Z. sherman
team unlucky and made costly errors.
by Innings:
sherman ....l0OO e-7145
Galveston "..,.,5 00320l Iii "a
Batteries - Garvln Denger, Brlstuyy
Badger. Umpire--Mackey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

The Epworth League OF the MID
Memorial church gave d social TussaIi
evening at the residence OF JUDI, p
Terrell on Terrell avenue. A lrg|
number was present. and |. VII 1
very delightful occasion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

Several valuable privileges are for
sale for the Labor Day picnic. Tan
thousand people will be on the ground
ffoposala received by Martin kettler,
hotel, from $3.50 to O'Clock every
evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

l. Perkins. Arkansas city, Kan; II.
y. White, Louisville. KY. A. CHASER.
Weatherford. Tex. j. Sutherland. Port
land, Me.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
NOTICE.

The CITY Railway company viii now ,.n
street car tickets As follows; Twenty-Five for
", " for 20 cents. G FOR Is cents, Al Inc
Vempanss cAea on Iennings ayenGe slao ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

Gladewater, TEX, avg, $50, y. Y
Marion Isabel, the nv NJ
ter OF station Agent y. psda
died yesterday, and W"
day. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

McMucktn ana Hodge.
Earned runs, Dallas, /; two base
hit, Hodge; stolen bases, Elsey. Nc
Alllster, Boyle double play Fabian to
O'Connor: McAIncln to Driscull to
O'Connor. bases on balls. on McFar-
land, 3; Off McNlackln, .; hit by pitched
Mcfarland 8; by McAIackln 2. Time OF
game. 1850. Uumplre. Harry +. Mace
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

Robertson a Wittcn, funeral dtrec,or.
and cmhnlmers, all details Carefully iont
ei after and carried out No 500 Iio,ls.
ton street.
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