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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable,
harmless, effective, do not pain or
grippe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

Wall Paper at lowest prices. Joseph
Graves Sons. IS Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

Wall Paper at lowest prices. Joseph
Graves Sons. % Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
March Police business.

The police made ninety-eight arrests
duriug March. The fines assessed
amounted to S9OO.9O, and the fines and
costs paid TO S37O.S9. OF the cases
thirty-fve went to the city prison,
three to Jail. twenty Give were sus-
pended to leave the city, three dis
missed and one charge was withdrawn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02
Omccrs Elected.

Wall paper at lowest prices. Joseph
Graves Sons, 26 Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

Wall Paper at lowest prices. Joseph
Graves Sons, 20 Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

Wall Paper at lowest prices. Joseph
Graves Sons, % Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

Hendersons fresh Garden Seed in
great variety. Also Lawn Grass, Blue
Grass and White Glover. at the place
where they sell the Bicycle built like
a watch" r. A. HOGE & CO,
1868 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

Millinery Opening to-day. swabacker's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

is drawn by one of the most noted piano max
ers in the country This piano IS cased IN
antique oak, and the touch and tone are e1ce?-
tionally nice Where the retail price Is oral-
narily $500 and occasionally S45O, we
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

Millinery Opening to-day, swabackcr's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

weo Opening to-day. swabneker's,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

Millinery Opening to-day. swahaeker's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

-, 0peaIns lo-day. swaoacl,er.s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

Of the Clifford Piano, who has been in the
city the past week, brought with him one of
his pianos as sample NATURALLY he brought
the pick of the fock) with view of our
taking the agency. The ....... ......~... go
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

Winery Opening to-day. svabucker's,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-02

Millinery Opening to-day. swahackcr's.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-23

Name Age
Grover stone Kansas Citv........,,....,22 -
Alattie H0rp p. CaulropOl,s Mo..........,ls
Edward f. Jansen. Kansas City.,........25
NIrgia CNaw.ay. Kansas City.,...,...,.... %
Henry O, Stayrniu Kansas Clty.,.....,.. 20
Myrtle Roach Kansas City.........,....,..2l 20
O. B. CaIo5rte Kansas Clty............2I
Clara Bowers, Barton county Mo........22
Edward Lee [ohoHs, Chcago.,...........,27
Julia Francis oils, Kansas City..........lS
charley Hawkins, Kansas City,..,...,..,3O
Ida Ratdhuru Kansas CltN.,............,.S SO
Fred c. Baar1liu, Burlington, Ia........,.25
AlIie NJ. Rutland, Kansas City....,.......2J
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-23
WANTS SHORTER CAMPAIGNS
COMMERCIAL CIUB URGES BRGEF
PHEsiDuNTtAL CONTESTS.
Fnvors only Three Months fns trad OF SIX
Between Nouinntons and Elections
Tribute, to samuel Woolf-Nisit-
ors Make Addresses.


-. 49,. ,rr, D., t,,,rs,,cs ,,.l'.r
,' '' '...' i-' i'' 49, '''', -.
i"r mead pi &. " h'.-. ht-e' presenter zoe io'-
lowing resolutions for action by the mem
hons of tt. .r.b.
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"A'I'a7. i"1fh lN u RE9N'"E '.'..'1.''
iu our country 30 rrol0ng the presidential
campaign. Iue chiefly TO the custom of
l.rH.... ,....,.,f ..,,,.e.,.t.,. f .1. ,,rn
wv, '''.o.s ,i' NV
I.'NAH I'HlL.al lAFI't sN months prior
to Oh" g1N.r-nnial election; and
"V,H.rl.s The. coming. election involves
,t, .t.,....t 80 ..,,,t,r..,,,. ,.ttt ,,,.,, 49,,
'"a ' ' '.'''1 "'ii." N'''
a. s.. + a@.. ] . a asse 3 ..55,s,s5 5 an ), sss q:
r,2ra,ion .. Of % ea'.a.rs pro.peF'y; e ", end d,,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-23

washington, Oct. 22.-(Special1 Repre-
sentative John & Tarsney arrived this
morning from kansas CitN and viii re-
main a week looking after SONS depart
mental matters
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-23

The city treasurer viii begin on the FIRST
Monday in Nuye hher 10 sen an property
against which the etty lrXes have not been
satisfied
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-10-23

ScharnaEcl restaurant, open day and
night; all the delIcacies OF the season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Manor, ToNHa, November al.-.Notwlth.
standing the short CROP thoro is O great
deal Of Improvement being made In Manor
and surrounding country. Mcssrs. W. n.
hlehar.fon q Co. Of Austin have ea,nb-
hsnod q branch hounc a. Manor anu nave
erected q large warehouse Tor thor suli-
MY OF hnrdwarc and agricultural implc-
mcnts, etc.
Messrs Anderson & sjoborg's new bricp
Will soon be completed nnul II quite att
addition, as j. nlso the new s.oro oftoe
OF tho Or, Ficida,
a now church Is being erected by the
colorod Baptisis ana tho colOrcd Molho-
ulsts nro making large addition TO their
ohurch,
The Mexican BAPTIST church " a new
Improvement. which was built by Mir.
David Epprlght alone, for the nccommo-
dalton OF that religious body, the result
OF the efforts OF the Baptists at Mat or.
assisted by Rev. W. II, Robinson OF San
Antonio
Air, Vim. Luedlckc Is erecting roai-
dence 70 be used by the new pastor Of
tho Christian church.
The residence OF John a. VIM Is nenrlng
&C mpletion and Will be quite an addition
to that portion Of Manor
There ~ building goli.L on throughout
the country by farmers.
Thirty cGrs Of lumbar have been re-
celyed this month.
r've thournnd forr hundred balea OF
cotton have been mark tied OF this seas sn'a
cron and lGs cars Of sead shp-cd
Tho nrtrsian well heIng drilled Il tenn
purorlly NJ a stnndsilll, the contractors
waiting for tools from ST. Luuln,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
SHORT 1EXAS SPECIALS.


CUERo-It was DR.. a. v. Devenney
and not Dcnning. as Tho Post ha IT,
who was married to Miss Lou York on
tho elst ngt,nt.
oRANGE-William Hamilton OF John
sons bayou, was wounded In the ltg by
tho accidental discharge or Il pistol, The
ball Is Embedded In u bone, INJECTING u
very bad wound.
LfvINGsToN-,rhc grand Jury Inns nd
joufnad to convcne again on Tuesday at
noon. sixteen bills have been returned.
most OF which arc nademcnnors Tha
weather Is moderate with indications OF
early rain.
LAREDO-rollpo Itu!s, q ranch om-
poyc, cut his sweotheHrt. named Juliana
ortiz, In tho arm with butcher knife
and then shot himself In the stomach
his bladder. lio Is expected to die.
JASpEH-'The Jeff Davis Rifles, under
command OF Lieutenhnts l.. D, Boarbcr-
opgh and G, G. Brown, are just getting
tout OF slyht" They have nfty-six mem
hers on the roll and are drilling three
times a week. Captain Kcliic IL at Kirby
viile drilling sauad at that place.
NEW ULM--The .frest on the morning
OF tho 2pth formed leo and totally de-
stroyed the young growth on the cotton
p,antei. There ID pot the slightest hope
NJ any top crop. Cotton VERY nearly al
marketed. Tho dsrrearr In this year,
shIpmena compared with last years will
fall short some COCO bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
TMxAs Isl rMnNArrNrp.

rho Entire state Liable TO Cattle
Quarantine.
Austin. Texas, November 2L--Mcssrs,
Eleberc OF Alice and Tnills of cuanan,
members Of the Tcxaa live r;eak ranliery
commission. met hero last night with
Governor cuiborson for tho purpose OF
considering letter from Secretary OF
Agriculture Morton. threatening to quar-
antinc tho entire State OF Texas unless
tho NatIona, cattle quarantine rules and
bcunearics are adopted in Texas.
Thee rules no into effect In February
and arc suspended on December Of Zach
year 1t was decided to adopt them, pu,
an effor, Will be made to induce Secretary
Morton to suspend them oil November l
Instead Of December In 30 far ~ Texas
Is concerned, az there is no danger OF the
propagation OF Spieneuc FOYER after tina,
date,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Anderson, Novcmh.r "a cold. drls.
zling rain II now failing, good rain In
needed badly for stock.
Areola. November 2i-nolnny here for
fourteen hours: plenty water now for
stock gins and sugar houses,
Arkansas Pass, November 81 "A flnc rain
feli here this morning y y g,il, rai.ias,
growing cold.
Cuero, Novsmber ?t-Thr cold rainy
weather rtlll continues aud fears are
cntci talncd tia II may grow col :. $40 Y
ore IN tne condition to stand cold weather.
Hutto. Nnvemt or ?a.--INtt night strong
norther, accompanied by a honvy rain, VS.
tied this section and IL still herc-tho rain
~ still falling and Is the heavlust for SOW
eral month";.
Abilene. November "a cold wave
struck this place yestef NY evening, nc-
confanl,d by a gllght rain, which froze
leo this morning.
Richmond. November IA slow rain
began here yesterday and lasted all night,
4, cold wind Is 81 wing from the north.
This morning hard rain set In and con-
tihued for several hours.
New waycrly. November 2i,-The
weather this mornlng Is dark ard cloee.
nnd. rain has been sowly falling. since yes.
tcrday evening, accompanied by a htln
north wind. a Hleot, snow or freeze w Ia
probable tonight or tomorrow.
Mumford November IA coil. drlx-
ilflE ram mas hetli AtehlllN fhlllNE Dtfe
for tho past eight hours, with Indications
favoring further downpour. All hopea OF
any top crop OF cotton being gathered IL
now grounded.
Kirbyytle, November -. Cotton "
nearly all gathered In this section and 10
being marketed fast. Forty-five bhlcs
were shipped from here yesterdny-.tho
largest ehlpmont OF the season. IL haa
been raining slow for the laat twenty
four houra, and a,ili II rains.
snn Marcos. November e2-A brlsk
n rther. accompanied ny comfortable rain.
blew up last night apout midnight. To-
day Inns been wet aud cold and bunlheas
very dun IN eonaequonce, Tho second CROP
OF cotton, which j. Just beginning to open.
will be materially Injured by the unfa-
vorahle Weather
Manor. November ea.--A heavy rain all
night and today has at last furnished
stock water. which wnS much needed. The
recent heavy frost aud this rain following
has put an end TO top cotton crop spcculr-
uoni there viii be none gathered In this
vicinity. even the most snnRuinc admit
thnt II " now q thing OF tho past. This
win no doubt DO beneficial. az II viii give
farmers better chance to prepare tina
Ground for next ycnr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
CURIOUS CONDENSATION.

d. L. Moody's revival services In Atlanta
are attracting large crowds. Al every
service seats In the hlg tabernacle are at
u premium, though IL will accommodate
about GOO people.
In one OF Dean swift's letters, he al
iutes 10 the fact thnt, In hls day. the
hhops, OF tho perfumers In London were
other fashionable idlerp.
The cholera hes repeatedly. during the
present century, visited London and Pa'la,
hut at no time has tbcrc been death
from that disease among the operatives
OF the perfume factories.
In Thrtary. onions. leaks and garlic nrc
regarded as perfumes, A Tartar lady will
make herself agreeable by rubbing place
uf freshly-c,t onions on her hands and
over her oountenancr,
From the drainage OF stables hna been
manufactured the French eau de mile
iicuTs, or water OF thousand flowers. a
perfume. which. In itself, combines the
dom.
The old EnsinGer house. near New Ro-
chollo, ~. y, In which Tom Paine fire.
Gently, Not FAR from the sto Of this oic
mansion y monument to the free
thinker patriot"
The schooner Mabel Jordan reliel from
Metro. South Amsriea, with cargo OF
1900 barrels OF apples, the FIRST shipment OF
that kind TO leave that city this season
ioi u Country.
The Chicago Hoard OF Trade has tho
world. There are 10 operators on the
floor every working day, and 1900 mes-
n1gcs have been handled In single day
during the short working hours Of th''
Board o. Trade day.
NJ. Msrmitc, who went up In balloon
70 test the character. Of air az u certain
Ut chainternx. The balloon rose to
height of 1900 motors. where II was found
that the temperature of the air was |,
degrees below zero.
from the spnnihh cigarra, meaning .
grasshopper and at hrAt the /sign!ncancs
and prSprioty OF the term rdsrn question:
raj. or tho place where the srasshopperi
Gang. Tobacco WA usually grown In al
clearral.
'"rhe fats in tho nre.." indicating that an
In very old English timsa. The metaphor
inilisr enough al hog.siliins time, o. lard
carcass, 81 the upsettins Of the vessel eau
Ing the loss OF the melted fat.
Previous 10 the breaking cut of the war
In Cuba. New York sent about fifteen
fteEmfrH q month TO the ports OF the ever
fnithful' isie. Since the trouble began
zig or reven OF those steamers hayc beer
taken on and sent elsewhere or laid up
with the result that the trade OF the nor
has suffered 4 loss CT more than N.ooom
u month
1.-THE devil take the hindmost" IL a pro
verbal saying, having its origin In Spein
According 10 Spanish legend. the devil
had school OF magic Mt Toledo. and
nt the concirsion OF term OF instruction,
there was n race OF the graduates 10 ges
away. the entire class being pursued
the devil, who was entitled to the soul
the last In tho procession
C-ptn Iackman Or the whaling steame
Aurora, which arrived In b. Johns ". r.
utter tough experience with the ice y
Davis Rtrnitn, Il known among tho Eelt'-
mes OF South Greenland ar 1.-The Devil or
q Whale" BECAUSE Of the apparently reck
less manner IN which he runs his .vesf'
YAH along the coast OF riat bleak countrsI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
THE DEATH ROLL.

MISS ALLEN-Honcy Grove. Texas,
tor OF ], N. Allen. died today.
WILL FATiilrREI1--Clroen Texas.
November 2a.--will Fatheree died yester.
day at the residence OF his brother. DR..
G. II, Fathorec
November ?3.-The remains OF Mira. Katie
Dickson. who dioo ut Arthur City. were
brought 10 this city for burial.
JOHN W EnvIHTpenton, Texas, No
today,
EARL KEoudH-Nnynsotn, Texas, No.
,Sa yea MAf; san ,9nS i1srs d Ms5
buried this afternoon.
EuSEBIp MARTI NEz-,-san Diego. Tex
c day at $50 p, m, OF Inflammation or tho
bladder. Mr. Martinez was one OF Ban
biego's most prominent merchants
Mrs: I, r. "a, A,DAMs,Jsspsr. Texas No.
Adams. VINO died IN Orange. were inferred
here yesterday. II was one Of the saddest
do,tha that ever occurred hero.
WALTER scHLoMANN : Tiillsbero.
Of BERLIN. who was a guest Of .ths nosen.
bnump. died last night eEcd 30. Ilis re-;
mains were taken to Dallas for buriaL
MRS sd Dan y Y III. n. A ys a.i
n her home, twenty miles southwest Of
hero. on the eist, She leaves a husband
and several children. besides many rsia.
uvcs and friends IN This county.
J. c.. F1TzoERALD--san Augustine.
Texas, November al. Calvin Fitxgerald
diod at his home. seven miles west OF town,
OH the 2'st. He was 70 years OF Gge md
Cum, 10 this county with his father. Juck-
son Fitzgerald. ". 1890, lilo has been .
such He leaves wife AND twolyo rons
and ono daughter surviving him. Ills sons
and daughter nrc oil married and living
IN this county and making goed cit.xens,
some OF them having largo families %
children.
LEVI Waco, Texas, No
veniber 23.--Levi Robinson died at Robin
son. McLcnnan county. today. He van
the founder Of the town. lilo was Z cap
tain or tho frontier force and for sia-
tinnuishcd services In indian warfare was
granted donationH Of land and q pension.
He moved In 1854 TO McLcnnan county. AZ
his death Captain Rcbinson WA % Year,
reli OF tho old settlers he q clas.sd with
Major George u. Ernfh. Captain ohnpicy
r TOSS and NELL McLennah and on the
monument tho association 10 preparing
10 erect the mime Of Captain Lovt Robin
son win b inscribsd-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
MiDwINTnn MEETING.
Programme of State Association of
snpcrintcndcnt- nnd Principals.


snpcrintcndcnt- ana Principals.
Temple. Toxas, November ?],-'rhc fol.
lowing programme has heen announced
by President Blair OF the State Assooin-
tion OF School Superlniendenta and Prin-
Cipnis for the milwinter mootins OF the
association. which will be held at Waco.
December 2s and %:
Friday. 0 H. m; Prayer: welcome nd
dress; rcsi,oE-c by Superintendent J. Hem
~ Phillips OF Ellie county; paper '1iow
to Make Our Public Schools More EN-
elent," by Superintendent W. r. Potter,
Tyler; discussion. superintendent II. T.,
Davis Of ' Hieo; psp spp9a! hsynn,nscss and
Defects OF Graded School systcfns." by
Superintendent ~. l.. Hail of Marlin: dis.
pnlss professor sarr"on OF kus Sns OF
Teashlng, in Public Schools. By ,superin.
sion. Principai j, II. Fendiey Of Calves
ton, Principal Lipscomb of Waco: paper
The Pedagogy OF punishment" by Prin-
pTncna F. MSss e HSs lsys sSn
Miss Mamie Hsrviuon. Of Greonyille: pa.
per-. THE. Problems. OF County Supervise
sn BY sunsrinisnaent p ~ Braiey 81
Nv, J. Clay OF Dublin, Snpcrintendent Hud-
son Of Williamson county.
Friday, 1880 p. M Meeting Of round
Saturday. . a. M; Paper. "The Teacher
In Politlcst" by Professor John g. Lntti-
more OF Waco; discussion, Professor r..
j. Witt OF Salndo, Superintendent W. II.
Truce OF Marble Falls; paper .corrola-
lion" by Superintendent W. 4. Sutton M
,Ioustonj discusrlon,.. Prcsident. H.: Carr
pritchett OF HUNTSVILLE, DR.. o. II. Cooper
Of Galveston: question DRIVER conducted
by PRINCIPAL T, J. Pattilio Of Houston.
Saturday, 2 y. m: Paper. Encouragement
d COMMENCEMENT Esercises." by HDporin.
tendent A. L. Malone OF I.rdonin; discus.
sion. Mrs. Anna J. ". ponnybnrkcr OF
Palestine. Principal Butler OF Moxla; pa
Ger, 1.-THE Ethical ard Political Lessnns
N The Public School Playground" b. gu
perirtendont s. II, Flake OF Nayasota;
Hscusslon, Mrs. Lille shaver OF Cameron
PRINCIPAL J. Il. Pierce Of Austin. report
4 committee on programme OF Texas
schools. DR.. o. II. Cooper. chairman.
Tho papers ore to be printed IN pam.
inlet form and a copy rent 10 zach mem.
Der by December lb. The railroads and
hotels will give reduced ratcs and a large
attendance 10 expected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

D..
Now York. November N.-l.ear Admiral
Kirkland who. It IL officially reported. mas
been called from his command Of the
European squadron "bacnuse OF certain In
dscretions" was u passenger on the
steamer Laborgns which arrived today.
Tho powers at Warrington are said To
be dlspieaned because OF u iotter no wrote
to President Faurc. OF France. his person
al friend. congrntulatilr. him upon his
The admiral was seen az he left the ship.
He. seemed ip a happy frame Of mind
and was willing to talk on almost any
He INQUIRED about the nltuaticn In the
East and appeared grniided TO hear that
American interests ~ that quarter OF
two OF Uncio Sans shIpg o. war. Tr
admiral rnid he would probably leave for
washington tomorrow. md TINT no ns s
capital
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Dallas. Texas, November si-Thomas a.
Jones OF Social Circles. Ca. took NOR
phlne In his room at the ST. George hotel
this afternoon and will probably die be-
fore morning. Two physicians have been
prospects Of saving him. This is his
second attempt to commit suicide. the
nfst having been made NJ Fort Worth "A
week ago, Before taking the poison today
Jones wrote n note saving he was In
distress financially without hope OF better
'uck. and requesting that be be buried
were made by his wife.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26
WAS A FAILURE.
Tho Free silver Conference Had No
Attcndnnts-For sound Money.


colmesneil, Texas. November ss-The
recent call for free silver meeting here
yesterday al 2;so p, M. failed TO elicit a
sufficient attendance TO warrant action
under the name OF Il mass meeting, III
weather contributing to tho limited at
tendance. The meeting time was then set
FOR 1880 y. iii, but before that hour II
was called off and postponed until Mon
day evening next.
The street corner discussions OF the
subject last evening dlsclos danger OF
mn carly organization OF sound money id
Vocates, whith may outnumber the bona
fide membership OF tho pronostd silver
organisation. SIX months ago the free
silver doctrine hnd many advocates IL,
this section. but the people have been
reading up on the question, have discussed
Il among themselves, and many have arr
rived at the conclusion that sound money
is what Is needed, even n TO reach tnat
Kind OF an article should cause limited
instead OF increased issue OF the white
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

beaumont. Toxas. November s4-The
Jury in tho case OF Mrs. oetavia Beii vs..
tho Southern Pacific railway returned n
verdict last night awarding the plaintiff
damages In tho sum of $500 The suit
was for so, 800 damages,
This has been wet Sunday. Rain be-
gan falling yesterday afternoon and II
continued inccssantly until o'clock this
afternoon. Old Inhabitants say It was
the heaviest rainfall that has visited thia
section for many years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

San Antonio, Texas. November 2i--The
news has reached this city OF the killing
nj Lytle, Texas. Saturday night of Pas
quail sausada by Deputy sherlffs Tate
and Uru,ia. Sausada had had fight
with another Mexican. and when called
on to surrender assaulted the officers
with n knife, An inquest was held ana
Deputy Sheriffs Tate and ur7uus were
bound over to the grand Jury under q
bond OF 1900 each. which was given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

AZ tho mouth Of sabinc river he found
factory work. Tho appropriation tor this
work Will probably be exhausted by tho
middle OF December ana VII leave a cham
deep acrpss tho bar, From there the
dredgc will proceed to the mcaith 81 the
Neches riycr 10 do similar work there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Brcnhanl, Texas, November u.--Whils
out with . party OF wood eAeppcrs IN ths
post oaks, nine miles cart % nruuhsm.
treo fol- on waAhinxton Eobertsor q
iI-ycar-oid negro boy. and killed him "a
ind cut the freo down and ths to2 80
X toi ilmh y r sn way suddsnly a. nsssft
IN was sif6nptins 70 .di1lodE4 "a ~
i ! NH fs W., e. !. hs ssssa'a'ss - ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Orange. Texas. November ea--cnptain
T. L. Brownles. government engineer In
hargc Of the harbor improvements AZ sa-
Inc Pass. was In Orange this evening. On
.-rts TO his headquarters in New Or
Jeans He stated 10 Tbs Post reporter
iat the work Mt Sabine Pas was pro
riddle Of January vessels drawing twenty
l,ir feet or wnicr could ~ In and out
Ser uis bar villa perfect sass and sAfsty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Richmond. Texas. November .i,-There
was no Sunday school nor services at
either OF tho churches on account OF rain.
Mrs. Sude Hutchinson " quite sck at
the Brick Hotel She has been visiting
months
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Rusk, Tcxss. November 2s.-Irhs chsro-
kee coiored fair will commence hero NO.
ycmbcr "a and hold three dayn. Novem-
her 20 will b. the big day. This II tnt
aecoud anntal fair for the colcrod people
rho fair last year was q gucrcrs and the,
arc expecting much bsltsr ono TINS
year. W "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-26

Joaquin. TEXAS, Noyember X.--Ths store
Of II. J. Rushing = Hon wss brolfAn open
last night ind about siooo instead Of s1ooo
AZ stated In telegram this mornfug. w.
taken. Two snfcs were blown. OPEN potn
btdng almost entirely derolIyhtd-
Same bLiidinC,.. was also robbed % about
'3j In cnaii. 'fhere have been four neu
arrested on Suspicion, but - yet thers y
no positive evidence ~ to who did T.