Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-06

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Renewed activity among real es'1 a.
men indicates improved uehiuiu "i
Fort Worth realty. ,,
Just received at the 81. LOUIS NH
linery company, two hundreu new
nnhby Jackets. at rs cents on the dol
lar.
II ia alleged that $1,000 in counterteit
bills were added to the circulating
medium during the fair. The chureh
booths were the heaviest losers
The St Louis Millinery company
have the largest line OF fine capes ana ,
nobby Jackets in the town, ana WIN
sell them rs per cent cheaper than any
house in the town.
The live stock business is very heavy
and as this city is the center OF thls
industry in the state the indications
are that the business is booming gem
ally.
This is big millinery week with the
81 Louis Millinery company, ana they
will sell all and everything IN the
millinery line rs TO 80 per cent cheap.
err than any house in Texas. Don
forget, we are the people to DO IT, 81
Louis Millinery company.
Gathering clouds last night promised
a good rain, which will probably mate
rialize this morning
Charles Chang, Waxahachie China
man, has been ordered to depart py
United States Commissioner {. IL
Iednum. Chang failed to get Pho
tographed under the Geary law.
Best selected stock of pianos and
organs in the city. Easy payments. l..
l.. Chestnut. 207 Main.
The receipts Of cotton at this market
are reported slightly improved, though
they continue light compared with
those Of last year.
Base ball has given away to foot
ball. A club has been organized IN
Fort Worth and kicking contests Will
he the fashion They were In fashion
to n certain extent during the base
ball season.
See the Round oak and try one. II. L.
Lathrop. COS Main street, Fort Worth.
Charles Shelley Hughes. THE Poet
Printer" died at St Louis yesterday
a veritable outcast Morphine and CO.
caine wound up his little ball of
yarn. He was bright and talented
and deserved a better fate.
See the Round oak and try one. II. L
Lathrop, sos Main street. Fort Worth.
Local Republicans were rejoicing
much last night over the reclamation
OF several Northern states.
December II has been named Texas
day at the Atlanta exposition. Fort
Worth people should bear this in mind
in arranging to take in the big show.
Free Exhibition The world renown-
ed candy maker, Mr.. Tony Botto. Will
Civ free exhibitions daily at the Ben
u. Bell candy factory. Cos Main street.
The new packing house deal iss gen.
orally accepted as harbinger of
much that is good for Fort Worth.
Get figures from Ackley & Osborne
on your plumbing. They will save
you money.
Humphreys sells cloth bound novels
for 2jc,
DR.. A. ]. Lawrence Is at his dental
office and ready to meet his patrons
again.
To be Closed out.-My Entire stock
of fruits, cigars, tobacco and candy
so / can make and buy more. Ben U.
Bell, COS Main street.
Thirty-elght deaths occurred in Fort
Worth last month, considerably over
the average for this heulthful city.
South Side people are looking for
mains in keen anticipation.
Humphreys bookstore is the head
quarters Cor school books. magazines
and novels.
The courthouse employees are thank
full for the warm spell of the past
few days. The heating apparatus is
being rapidly placed In position.
Gail and see r. ". Lake when you
want anything in hardware, stoves,
queensware and glassware. He will
make close prices.
The question OF who should be
Judge Heads successor proved of such
engrossing interest that the fact that
Judge Head had not resigned was lost
in the shuttle.
u, w. Lake carries a fun line of oil
heating stoves.
one Of Fort Worth's GROWING glorles
Is her superior educational facilities.
They rank with the best in the land.
We exchange new furniture for your
old. Washburne Furniture Company,
Sl2 Houston street,
Fort Worth horsemen will watch the
Houston race meeting with much in
forest. IL is often remarked that this
is one of the "horsiest' towns in
Texas.
See the Round oak and try one. II. L.
Lathrop. 900 Main street, Fort Worth.
The principals OF the public schools
met with the superintendent at the
high school building yesterday after
noon, but the meeting was private
one and the nature of the matters dis
cussed could not be learned,
Late yesterday afternoon while some
small boys, both white and colored,
were playing a street game of bail
near the opera house, one of the me-
groes was hit in the head with a sticl;
by one OF the white youngsters and
knocked down. The wound bled pro.
fusely. a considerable crowd was at
tracted by the occurrence.
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