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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
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DR.. Frank Muilina. practice limited 10 ere
ear and oatarrh Of noso and throat Glasses
accurately nued. COS Main street. Fort
Worth.
George L. Cause. funeral director and en-
balmcr Full assortment OF undertRker's
goods. Takes full charge Of funerals aud
furnishes all necessary requirements. No
ni West weatheriord street. Fort Worth.
The drill Of the Lloyd Rifles for the
company medal which was to have oc-
CURED last night. was postponed until
next Monday night on account Of II
number OF members not having been
notified n the proposed drill last night.
The colOred Northwestern Baptist
Sunday school convention. Rev. +. q.
Davis Of Mckinney, president, Will
convene this morning Delegates ar
rived last night on all the trains Hun
dreds are expected to arrive on tho
various trains today, Devotional ex-
erclses will be conducted by Rev.
Prince Jones NJ Pilot Point. Rev ]. II.
llysnw VIII preach the Introductory
sermon at II a. m. All are respect
fully Invited 10 attend,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


q rha,
uSS o Ihomas Bowie, Tex; H
nor Mrs. W. W Burton, Mlas Eva At.
KING fleasant HUI. La; II. w. pettl-
ppone, 81 Louis, Mo; W, j. Wingatr.
bnHlnhker' TeN,' u G. FlnhUrty, Nash
Slle, Tenn Il, w Dick wife and
uhuBhieti Afdmore. |. H.; Dave Duna-
~, D"iTas9' ~; Y. y, McGowan,
i's ,nFnr' u; Mosely. New orleans.
~ 7. X, walsh, Cairo, III, Mrs snl-
ne howard, Moody, Tex; j. l.. Logan.
X g. Combs. - Weathcrby. Texas,
q, W. Payne, Smith county; Perry L.
Lewis san Antonio. w. Il. workman
anu son, Austin; John p. irwin, Hous.
.oni r. u. Thornton, city: w. A.
sip,anT, Kansas city; G, II, Platter,
CITY Jacob Dunnway, Chicago; W a.
Ray, w. II. Weeks Col. II. III Down,
mnn, Major VIM n. Mcdowell city,
q. w. Fuller and wife, Monmouth ~ !,
%, Fenlon, Midland. N, A, CunnInghan,
and wife, w, w. Ware and wife ~
g. Turner, Texas; @. l.. Donovan
miSnlta rams; Chas. Stow. New York.
Louis; Sidney Webb, Bolton, "a y
Aahburn. Waco; w Il. Worshnm Hen.
rlctta. @. W. Wood. Kansas Civ, ~
II Koepe, Piper city, M i IL pn,
tterson and family. Austin; j. a. Mai.
thows, Vernon, II, II. Sage, Galveston.
~, J, Clark Caldwell, Kan: w. r.
Moore, Ardmore, i. II or,,n,
Dallas; Edwin Dram. nniins,
y, l.. Thomas, Decatur, "a
Hlrschncld city; w. u. Mcclannban
81. Louis, John NJ. Duncan. Tvlcr' 49,,
n. Matana Waco: Lewis NJ Na sn
50, Louis: w r. Carter. Rnrnun,' 49,
y. Bennett, Dallns; ], III Nn,rnhv cit, liz"
w. w, Stults, Grapevine. \ 90
rett and wife. Ardmore. l. n,
Shrlstian and wife Ennis, 1ex r.
stllson and wife, Milwaukee: A. I, Al,
dersor, Ennis, Ten j. ]. Nice, ItaslSn.
Wynne, Temple, Tex, v. w
hlscnck, Galveston: w. u. Cocbran
San Angelo; Mrs. s. Clarity N SvIT o.Ipn.
J d. Mcpherson, st. Louieg ~ ~
snoer, Dallas, w. W. Marsh. Ka,sa.
city II. l., Newman. st. Louis J an,a,
w Atchison, Columbus. o., a. M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
personal Gossrr.

W. Horne. cattleman OF Blum, is al
the Mansion.
Thee. Ray, cattleman from Midland
II at the Mansion.
j. A i'ain Of wentherford is stop
ping at the Mansion.
DR., W A. Adams returned from
Huntsville sunday morning.
j. r. Black. a cowman Of Groesbeck,
Is among the arrivals at the Man
sion.
MI oscar McPeak OF Tennessee is
Visiting his brother Mr. II. O. Nc
Peak, OF this city
II, s. Patterson and d. W. Kyle.
business men OF Swcetwnter, Tex, are
stopping al the Mansion.
H. l.. Moore, night chief Of the west
ern Union, LETT yesterday for Mineral
Wells to spend II few days vacation.
H. l.. barnett OF the Gazette's reper-
torial force Is enjoying u weeks va
cation which VIII bc spent visiting
friends In Kansas city
8 II King, representing the Hamll-
Ton .BroWn Shoe company OF ST. Louis.
In western Texas. IL In the city. He
VIII leave soon for his old home I'm
Tennessee for short vacation.
ID. G. DcHaven, Waco; William mn.
Hon, Mineral Wells; q w. BENJAMIN.
Cleburne; Miss A. Cowan Bowie. q
w. Crutcher. Dallas; Il. l.. Maddox
Wentherford, are among the arrivals
NJ the Mansion,
MISS orah Mollny. beautiful and
Interesting young lady from the RI,a
SroHs region OF old Kentucky. who hns
been visiting friends In this city sincs
last Christmas. departed for her hons
IN hanthwa. Ky, Yesterday morning
Negurdless Of Anything you honr 10 tho
contrary tho Rock Island In stiil s.llinS
tickets TO Kansas city for IS S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
FIRST COTTON BALES
SEVERAL TOWNS RECEIVED THEIR
FIRsTs YESTERDAY.
Brownwood, Abbott, Grnnbury ano
other Towns Receive Their
Firsts--Premiums Paid.

Brownwood, Tex, Aug. &c. -(Special)
cotton Saturday II was raised by j. II.
Daniel twelve miles south OF town
and was sold to o. II. Sholars at
7 l-16 cents, and received a premium
Of $40. Two hours later William Shan
non, seven miles south OF town, came
In with another bale and sold it to
o. Il. Sholar at 3-4 cents. Premium.
$3.50. Both bales were shipped TO
Kempner g. Son, Galveston.
Winsboro. Tex, Aug. q. -(Speclal)-
Our first bale OF cotton came In on the
23rd, and was sold for Z Ia cents. A
premium of Slf 80 was given
Granbury, Tex, Aug. "a Especially
The first bale OF cotton was marketed
here by Mr.. Tldwell of Somerville
county, this being the second bale for
him, the first taking the Somerville
county premium. The cotton was sold
to j. II. Doyle at t6.25. netting, to-
gether with the premium, Sal
Abbott, Tex, Aug. 26.-The first bale
OF cotton was sold Saturday by Gus
Gritner to Prechtel & McRenna for Z
cents. The bale weighed 1863. Pre-
MUM, $40.
Black Jack, Tex. Aug, 26,-Cspecial)
- ne llIsl Dhle OF cotton was sold in
town today by d. j Fish for 100,
was ,classed strict middllng and was
bought by VIII Rash. A premium OF
$40 was paid to the seller by the
merchants of this place.
Bonita, Tex. Aug, 5.-(Special.)-
Bonita received her first bale OF cotton
yesterday, glnned by Howard Bros,
and sold to Burrows & Holland at 6 ii
cents. premium Of $40 was paid by
the fOarnhnntu 4, 4
shooters have badly damaged the cot
ton crop In this section. Corn crops
were never better.
.Nocona, Tex, August 6.-(Special)-
Nocona has received her first bale OF
cotton. 1t was raised by /. l.. Jones
on salt creek and was glnned by Car
michael The weight of the bale was
100 pounds; sold to l.. X. Evans al G 10
cents per pound. The citizens made a
liberal donation as "a premium FOR Tho
nrst bale. There are three more bales
now being ginned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

a Negro Kills Another for Insultipu
His Wife.

Paris, Tex, Aug. 6.-(SpeoiaI,-A+
church festival In the olarter ~ ~
city known as Chlsam's ranch. Inte sal.
urday night. negro named Freeman
stabbed TO death Shorty Sell, another
negro; Both Were tough cRaracteTs
ana had frequently quarreled The
night before shorty Bell used lgnguare
N me presence OF Freeman's Wife that
SUI onJected 70, whereupon Freeman
ting him to the heart Freeman fed
ana has not been arrested. althouah
officers are securing the country In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
TWO BoYs INJURED
One OF Them May Lose u I.imb-wiu
nuiid IA bridge.

Goldthwalte. Tex, August 2s.-{speo.
lall-Ihe material for the Colorado
river bridge has arrived and the strmr.
pletion. GUM
District court will convent sentar,,,,...
?; There is but one murder resa
the docket, the Mrs, Glass case vsnr on
from Coleman county. 'e"ueu
rom Logan, the l0-year-oid son -,
ny county Judge. severely injured hJs
iett Knee two weeks ago, from yvhinh
ne has suffered intensely. Fears an
be necessary. ''''oh VIII
~, son OF Jap Mason received a very
p i. injury near the bayou briS,,.
yesterday. He was ridln~ oIluse
morse, which took fright ana ran ,nts
a WIRE He had three ugly wire cuts ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
A CIRCUS MAN TALKS
Interesting Talk ON Texas, shows,
Local Option aud other Things
Circus Men Know.

Mr. rhorios ato,, ,t. ,,.,,, ,........
,o,,.,,o,,.. s''' " y
JOURNALIST IL III the city as editorial
representative Of the Barnum- Bailey
Greatest show on earth. and naturally
gravltated into the Gazette office
where, during a general conversation.
ranging from elephants 20 politics and
free silver to prohibition he was UNI
consciously interviewed and must faith
er the following In cold type:
II you but know" said he, the
thousand and one fool questions fired
Mt me daily, and which must be an
swered civilly. you would know how
utterly disgusting shop talk In and
what relief II Is to talk about some
thing clse.-cven the tarlff, once in
while. or course I've got to say that
the great show, which | am specially
commissioned by Mr.. j, A. Bailey to
represent win exhibit In Fort Worth
on Tuesday. October g. and IL will
all be here. Just as exhibited In nil
tho larger cities of the North and
West. for MIR. Bailey Is n man TINT
never does anything by halves. and
the people OF Texas are entitled 10 as
much for their money as those of INV
ether section, and in this case vii,
surely get It, When Texas is divided
the greatest show on earth win he
and not before, although the former
In an empire in itself. which could be
cut up into n whole United States of
the dimensions OF some Of The oldar
Eastern commemorative. while Tho int.
ter would make as many of the kind
Of shows to which you have been no.
customed.
TO come down Ia nearly son ,o,,o,
from an altitude OF seven thous,,i
feet, as | have done In ma noe,
twenty-four hours. ia enough la cn,,gs
enthusiasm TO ooze out like Boh Acra's
valve, and yet. the bright. buovant
prospects, which cause tho hrnnd o..
OF nature and those or nor toiiinr 800
TO smile In unison. make tha 49,,
beat lighter ana Tho stem mo-" .i laeu,t
despite a few extra denrcos az cain,,,
In the genial atmosphere. Tho tnies ~
prospective prolific crops and ret,,rn.
ing prosperity which temptea NJ
Bailey TO incur the serious risl, ~
expense OF bringing SO huge nm e,ta,,'
talnment so great a distance nro no,
idle and speculative rumors Inn s,oiia,,
realities, gladdeninr the nstnntst,eh
eyes as II valnly tries 10 connass ~
illlmitable expanse of uneouaIsS r,ar,
and varied fertility And tbaro e.
grand economic lesson taught 4, 81.
magnificent climax OF sturdv hons,
aud patient toll as contrastnd n',,,'
the region from which / bnVa t ~,
come, where thousands an5 'ues
thousands waste their lives and s,,S vi
stance In the vain hepe or pr,a,,,,,,
rich In day and in the aggregate
put more In empty holes than Is fo,,nd
in all the mlncs. Texas ia an infnitai,
richer state than Colorado with ali her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
FROM CAPITAL CITY.
COMMODITY TARIFF ALTERED ny
THE COMMISSION.
relates to Grain Rate. on the NJ. s.
and r'-Li't of Charter.
Filed.

nj austin, Tex, Aug. 9s-fsn..,.,,
the f oTIITS9d commission today issned
nroSsi, Tex, Aug. 20, 1ses.-t,
s pporai o. Joint application of M ap-
Texas ma Kansas .s and Texas railwsy" ' e1
q 'r ~ ,r railroad submitted nnd Great
railway we 81 Missouri axsi Kansas and Teas NU;
tnn, commodity tariff M otuered
effeeti iS eosmmission August %, iss, sed
ed bv sa5In peemher 10, 1894, be amendl
fona,, auulng TO section 4 theraes M
sns exception The rate ee aS In the
as grain ''s in , ndS,ag the same rates
Ia and intermediate saa levitt
way ' OF TaIa. Kansas and Tesas rail- III
gust q, N'unus' Effective Au.
Charters The Graham Marc.
,iH nn o. Graham, Tex, FgI rs,
Of West sSViIS 1s1Ss and Loan Association i Sa
Medical ana Eiis s,r,., the pr II. c. Ree s
e'auoh' OF Brennan. 's asso-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

washington. ID. C., Aug. 26--The pen
SION department has ISSUED pensions
TO the Following residents Of Texas.
Orlginal-Frank l.. Kirk Galveston,
Original-William Fitzpatrick, Deni-
son, Grayson county.
Reissue and Observation-Disclosures. WI
son, Denlson. Grayson county
McLennan county. "se9'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

'""y VIII Meet ut niIlsboro--A.,
iudged Insane.

nh,hlisnoro, Tex, Aug. se.-Hon T ~
Dush,eli and cyclone Davis are A.
court S Son 70 meet meet IN 'elni debate at the
tieipated. "is Time Is an
-, W Purcell. while watkins il, ~,
steep last night. tel out Of b,s JUS
an1 sustained a broken wrist $40 uoor
,,, Miss Mary [. Echois Of u,h,.,
~ M WAS adiudged insane in the rn,,ri
Terrs,, ' oe, and viii be sent 10 so thd
lions can ~ Ia as soon as aecommodae
oy her relatives until thai t,r' sA'ed Tor
me ladies Of the Baptisi .,
VIII give an See cream supi,.r Snnrch
party NJ the Baptist parsanass ~ avn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
RIDICULES TELEGRAM.
HEpuDfATEs TuD ALLEGED IspEB-
VIEW AsoRIBpD TO HIM ny
Vun ASSOCIATED PRESS.
says There 4. Good Evidence of aIur-
der Against Hoiuaes, Who
L. GuiIty.

william Caps. Esq, OF the firm Of
Cappa q Cantey. who has returned
from a trip to Chicago and Philadel-
phia, In the course OF which he Invest
igAted the Williams case pretty thor
oughly. says he IN convinced that Min
ME Williams ~ dead, Holmes premlna-
lions to the contrary notwlthstnndinB.
He ridlculed the dispatch which put-
ports to have been sent from Provl-
deno0. II. L., by Minnie WllliamA say
ing she was alive
Commenting on this he points out
thnt II would be impossible for her to
conceal herself anywhere. and com
tinuing, he said II would be absurd
TO suppose that she would send such u
telegram II she were alive, In which
event she would undoubtedly make
herself known. Ho repudlates the IN
tcrviow which reached here through
the Associated Press In which he Ia
reported to have said that he believed
that Minnie Williams was alive, aud
that the people OF Fort Worth be-
lieyed 80.
He says there il good evidence OF
murder against the bare assertion Of
y man who has already been shown to
He says that tho two williams girls
were last seen alive with Holmes at
their boarding house In Chicago be-
tween June 80 ana July .. mud that
thelr personal effects We're afterwards
proved TO have been Ia his possession.
hnd he appeared here sometime after
wards In possession OF Minnes prop
erty.
These main facts, with other Inn
port0nt information In hts possession.
which he IN not yet ready 10 disclose,
confirm him In the opinion which he
has frequently expressed that Minnie
was murdered.
HIS business on this trip was To In
NeAtlgnte the case In the intereat OF
me helrs OF Minnie Williams. for whom
he mas brought suit, ana also to look
up some insurance matters In which
other eastern companies are concern
ed, lie characterizes Holmes nc.
count of how he met Minnie williams
and subsequent Developments. which
have lust been published as II very
hin story,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

Two Young People of That Name
Welded Last sunday.

Mr.. w. o. Hammond and Miss Julia
Fletcher were married Sunday after
noon by Justice Wright.
Early Sunday morning Mr.. Ham
mond came IN from his home at Gle
burne, and, hiring carriage, sought
and engaged the services of Deputy
County Clerk Prosser and Justice
Wright to be at the courthouse at
o'clock In the afternoon Of that day.
Then. taking the train. he HE'D him
self TO Arlington. There he was Joined
by Miss Fletcher and the two return
cd TO town on the o'clock train. Al
o'clock they repaired to the office
OF the county court clerk whore JUS
tlce Wright performed the ceremony
that made the twain one flesh. And all
parties were particularly pleased with
the impressiveness and beauty Of the
ceremony.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

On account of the above. the Cotton
Belt Route VIII sell round trip tickets
from Fort Worth TO Sulphur Springs
at the rate Of 80 for the round trlp
Date of sale August rs, good to return
August 30. For further information,
can on ticket agent or call on or ad-
A. A, GILssoN, II. p. A.. Fort Worth
Texas ID. NJ MOPnAN
C. Z. and 7. A.. No. 4Oi Main street
Fort Worth Texas
S. G. WARNER, @, p. A.. Tyler. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27


DENVER AND RETURN.
one fare. account National Edua
uonai association. Sell July Ia
BOSTON AND RETURN.
one rare. account Christian .,
1DeSvor meeting Sell July .. ani
BOSTON AND RETURN.
One fare. account Knights Tenry
conclave. Sell August IL, IS ~ n
BALTIMORE AND RETURN.
Ons fare, account Baptist Toni
DENVER AND RETURN.
one fare. account pharmaceu.lN
association. Sell August II and Il.
Write to the undersigned for s.5
tioRal information.
0. c, MccABE,
q. p. A.. Fort Worth, tn.
w. Il. ORION.
c. T. A.. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
- l-----''--'-7--='
LOST TWO LIMBS.
Little Robert Gnmcwcii Terribly
Injured In the Railway Yards.

Little Robert Gamewell, aged eight
years, had his left arm and foot crush
ed under the wheels Of II freight car
Sunday morning. He and some COM
panlons were playing In the railroad
yards, and he was up on ono OF the
cars standing upon truck there when
Unexpectedly the switch engine backed
up against the car. throwing him nm
derneath. The arm ana foot were am
puthted, nnd at lust accounts he was
In fair way TO recovery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

row night for the benefit Of the Ladies'
Aid society OF this city
Ralph Terrell, who has been connect
ed with one OF our leading furniture
houses here for the past year, left this
morning for West Texas to take charge
OF a branch house located there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

The s an, Tex; August 2s.-fspec,a,
/ ne stock OF drugs formerly 'o or, =
uooln. recently m III 1mneu ny
dion nv TUNE. trustee were so,d 's ~ OF
he s IN morning J. ]. robl, u. aus
5000 s' ~ Tor Ms. d. =. Mar bought
the msnaeen same, Dr. robin viii r1 bsH,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

all be verified. Send pro and an anti
together. OF you can.
write this to you. not knowing who
your chairman Is, at the suggestion
OF n. ID. Howard, OF the old firm of
Howard g. Willinms. Yours, etc.
H. G. MACK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

A, mGf1. WI, hrnre, Fort Worth; Mrs
~ winfield and wife. iNrt VIM "
tsnch. Fort Worth; ]. III. rhrasi =
rNrt Worth; Mn and Mis-. j. III ~,
wiight: Fort Worth; L. a. Bvrne an ~,
wv'te. TeSafkena; A. Nj Loeb paliss.
u Al Brown. bowie; j. A, Avsrs
svw,si NJ MIX, Y. Mslsibhon. vernon. Tex.
a Wllhar Gordon, Tex, q n
sloat, Chicago; Charles Morchead 81 r.
doe NO; Il. +. Montgomery, Denver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

The valuable privileges at the state
inpirltuallst encampmunt TO be held at
Tyler'H Lake September u To October
are now on sale. Sealed bids will he
received ana all necessary Information
fort Worth. v
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

10 The good people OF Fort wor,n
VINO 30 kindly extended their AID az 49,
oppression, e., % sympathy 20 my wi ,e
s al her last Illness ana at the funeral
srs,,,sS desire 20 acknowledge my
NJ H. LOW
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
AnVIcls IN ,,n-rl,r.,.--

Mrf' winslow'l soolhiog Syrup ,heu,a =.
s w ~ S'sa ior Shildrsa tc-thinE. IL i,
ram cetea wnd colo. ana Is tina bss, a.'ay !
'or aisffhoca. lNenty-ive cent? 4 bottle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

For sale, Bank saloon, fixtures and
stock. ilrst-class. At a bargain for
Culloch. = ~ he-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

liohertson & wNten. unar,t A..
and eubalmersi ali details ratnf,,Hfi.s 's, i
IN e ILL., ana carried out. No, 500 Heus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
NnrIcr-

The City Railway eompany sm - -,
suess car ueke,s as foilows; Twenty Eve To-
~, y lor " cents. Z for Is cent? M M
'~ss4s siaeo on jennings aysAsa, as. AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

THE ONLY LINE running ~. ~
trains from Texas 10 Memphis , MA
change. The only line win .as'i 4
chair cars and Pullman slessP. ,,,s
Memphis Be sure that your =
reads via Cotton Belt Route, ~ .s,,,
cure the very best service anu NJ 4.
lions. For additional iniormas''-
on or address
A. A. Gibson, T. p. A.
d. NJ. MORGAN. c. Il r.
40l Main ST., Fort WILL IA
s. c.. WARNER. G. p. A.. TyiH, :.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

when the woman does not una.,...,
what the matter is, and hsr d a..'a,
not or VIII not tell her, she Vro w., ,,. 9
and melancholy; that's the blr., 1''''
Mrs, Newton Cobb, Of Mapcb.,,.. ,
says; LYDIA q. PinkhamIs WV
Compound will correct ali III, , M,
l cannot praise It enough. an s -l..;
to tell every one that Ii cured ma! f I,
1t viii cure me, why not othsn , n ~
sure my case was severe enough y IA y
Get 1t Of your druggist at oncs IVA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27

Regardless Of anything you hcnr TO tho
contrary tho Rock Island il sill selling
tickets to Kansas city for sss5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
The Dnrby-Enrouchtys.
To The Editor OF the Dispatch;

40 Nhc fNitoI OF the Dispatch.
In making inquiry about the Darby
Enroughty name | hoped TO learn the
rum or uniruth OF a very pretty legend
Egslesion. In his Circuit Rider" men
lions that family. whose aristocratic
surname IS spelled 'Enroughty,' while il
Is mysieriously and inexpllcably pro-
nounced Darby" Some ten years
or more ago. In conversation
with cultured and refined lady from the
NaNey Of Virginia. this inconsistency in
speihnS ana pronouncing was mentioned
She had heard this: During the reign OF
ohe OF The Edwards. Of England. there
"eH a rebellion against the King. This
rebellion was In Scotland, ana an entire
generation OF Darbys. noble and arls-
,oc'aue family. was among the insur-
fents. Being conquered. the English au-
tnoilues purishoi the Darby family
among other ways with the loss OF the
family name. To make II impossible 10
pronounce II DARBY" the new name was
spelled "Enroughty." The family obeyed
the law In arXing their signature but
"heh asked how the name WAS pro-
hoenced, they answered Darby" and as
'hs generation came and went, change OF
surroundings made no difference. and now,
ai,er several centuries have passed. II is
s,ih spelled "Enroughty" and pronounced
DARBY. From what you said In reply
10 my query. and from what your cores
pohdent ;. H. s.. says. suppose the above
bory is d myth. but whence It's origin?
TAZEWELI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-21
. Owners Rights I'm Mill-POnds.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Please publish in your next issue the
law which gives the owner OF n mill-pond
the right to prohibit people from fishing
In his pond. and oblige. Yours. &c.
Y.
The law Is that II any person, without
the consent OF the owner or tenant, fish
In the waters. mill-ponds. or private ponds
OF another which are enclosed or the
boundaries OF which or the streams adj
3acent 10 which constitute lawful fence.
or on any lands, waters, mill-ponds, or
private ponds OF another east OF the Blue
Ridge. or In the waters Of said lands.
he shall be deemed guilty Of a trespass
and upon conviction be fined not less
than IS nor more than so. and in addi-
ton thereto shall be liable in action for
damages