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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25


MIN FRANCES y, f.pvEi.Apyef .oeh,
hhrt, TssaH, nep,emlier - Ms. hfenees
h. f0vaiady, widow ~ stephen v, Love
LADY, died on saturday ineh sHea ~
ysars.
MnH. oTyro rifTEntrsfofpue CHRISTI
resau. aertsuibes "a Diri, M THIS ullfs
rhnfrdny, September W ifph, M'p plte
pelnal AGED n years nile leaves Hef'fhl
ohildfen. hnsLand aud o,hsr relatives 70
mourn her demineI
~ }. ORnAfs iifyan, Texas Neplelnt
her N~F d n'Nsal " Aeny, " me
norfh.rn ond Of this county, disd nliA-
denly thls morning Al = e'flreh. lir w.
IA eood health. and n n supposed 'hr
heat disease was tho cause ~ MS nentn'
10 was a. years Of AFa ana tvod wv
non,
NUM- TnAutii3g ilFeaheln, fhAht, hep.
tamter aa-pled, a. the hofnq OF ~
hrathvr sheriff ~ V, 1sagus, on Han'
neiriy arrest, ~ aito c'nlack ms mofn.
~. NUT reAaur, aael - fgNfn y
nl0n,ha ana day, 10 had heeli f'1A
About n,tpa washk, frst Win yeliau taVnl
| dleA and ihsH With tyfheid fever and ~.
death, willis mons tho ,eae eal va vs.
| tnssiierlni ~ VA 4 sfHslHieht lntn
hnr On the Msihadiyi church. uida'ANY
fefar, n1ptemheF fr'fne frhaint a
lMf lidr Ttnnps who died ~ uffn
| ham ycstssdHs WVre btpunhl hsie o. W
noon ifKjA efcf ths caulrAi Arp in'fite'
! la tie tiksding~ Ceneiefy iAis eUe'Hee"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
n,aAumoSr nup0na.


nntnttou ilNNinnt
beaumont. Texaa Hopiombrr m.-rns.
tengors arriving In tho o,ly on tho Sabine
ana isst Tesas railway this afternoon
report probable fatal ahooung at nocl'
land last night Causes that led To tho
shooting con not DO deAnltely learned,
The best information obteinnble by ans
Post correspondent Ia that . white man
named ualunY got into difnouily with a
penro woman The woman frrd on tim
with u navnlihnr piatni, thv ban rniuimg
the back Of ihr Nook anu lNdHlnE under
no chin. whore n was found by pra A.
G, Williamson ana !, g. dibuon, who vera
Hummnnod UalnrY W about y years ~
nRn und came n hoohland from Florida.
Tho doctors nay tho wound IN not nooua-
nnnly fatal
Mr. H. q, lnndhaOn Of the Missouri.
Kansas ana TeshA trust company, W IA
tic city today. ionhnH after land matters
Ter his company
Tho election Tor HholnhlnE tho ineor'
pofntion of liehunr1nt viii hr held tonor.
row, pursuant ~ tho proclamation vi
county Judge Gray Tho county court
house N tho polling place and H. II, chfili
lH pronltiuH judge Tudor ihe eau every
qualified Votpf h entitled TO ballet
captain a., A, Rice Of Houston oaint
down frpm ilyBtt thlH afternoon and lot'
fOr homa tonight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
m GAVE Up IT'S DEAD.
|nav Of % unhoowo Murdered Mao
Washed Ashore
|,,s cur IN TWO IN A PRESS
u.,.,,a Money % sccur'
Ns'. u.u csiivge--Oii Wen
AZ caldwell County

49,, resaa Heptcmher ga,--A man
Qhnfr, ,.n ahot through tho neal ahl
wy fsul who had lin Ahnll mhNh'' ~
|piA' ovnnl ont ON the hohoh hpH' 'h'
,rn,s housoa yesterday a., ...,..,. ,,.,,.
|p.ln ~ Naa nuihing in hia paehe,H, nay,
s,tdeniy been robbed, nhd we "hl
|nh rv Witch he mlNhi No iavhlll,eh
WY, ..ps ,hs inita letters J' ~ IL ." MN
|tafts. ... "a, All, ndvanood Atate 81
ln..,a,a,iian. apparently having borh
|erv",,' w., 90 fouWOon days Tho man az,
|'~,..t IA lie abnui " yenrh old luol
|TN,s In height and wrlHh about lW
| MWs IN. .v.a, onra noaN ana Hips were
FN'a., Ills f0rehead was marrow, "Nhl
WI t,sbOy roOrding, and from tho nlAn
LYNN head, ho must have worn NJ
NJ VI, nat. Its hoHd wan nlinnnt 'u'
,,,,,y itnaded OF hear there bong vhl
(seV,, IA OF a reddish color. The hhlll
IN hsohen 10 thu left and rear of iH
w rhofa was noie, apparently q
/ ru,, i,ote an ,auh nihn " thu head uno
wv, Xxx and onrsuunrier inNhen nhnNe
.ist, rar whore tho bullet entered aud
| W. amer nhnut one Ten above tho rlHht
w s'hefs Il made IN exit The mouth
| 'an,nln,,i full aot OF SOUND lo"tn' ING
tnot teeth 81 tho lower laW were hnl
Al line. tho two center rom tHn'h p'lNh %
d MIX tnrwnrd ~ THO adjoining ones, 20 tho
XXX, AMI left whloi, WIRE q little back,
,a All four close tnHothcr nH thuurll
.sa,.rh,d y THE lower law projected ana
~ Min was prnmlnent, There was "a
s,ana hola In tho brcnnt, apparently q
,'nlel hola, ~ tha rcglon OF and 20 the
lsht u The heart,
fhe body wnn clad In DARK oulorel
,oal ard panm. OF tho s,mr material q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Hlohmnnd, Tvxhu heptoinhor gi-~lhe
Jayhir Democratic association VIA called
10 order tliH evening AZ p'rlnrh ~ laws
hall with the proaident, ! NJ Munr, IN
the chair. 'rniH being regular meeting
lilo regular routine business was trans
acted
A resolution was phaHod lnairuclins no
monument committee 60 Change tho hllo
NJ the monument from Inv cemetery 70
tho oentvr uf Morton n'tocl Wh'h rNl"
east aud west and 10 me prominent buA'
nesh Htlrot ~ ltlohnuhl
Tbe attendance was good considering
lhn time 1T tho year ana sVury uhlhH
passed on quietly
Judge uosss failed 10 put Ia an nppoar'
anee lhin morning, but viii ppon enpti 90
Morrow al 10 u. ~ 10 had nulh'l soy
rril pnftioa hero that hr could not h
| nero hits morning kothlnu " done mere
| On tho INST day of court aa the aAa"ehi'
| ton assumes tho onlllo dhy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Ioonhart. resan, September 81 Several
montha since, Nh Y y, cnnlNou i.AN
Ing on rum creek, -Four wlep hNtVl ",
ilmltbnrt. la bottng for nrtoainn water on
tds fnrm. gtruoh oil " a very superior
quality. whloh has since Attracted the ~
tsnli,n OF ITO ran roellent tAperlH, ~ Gun
senu.non OF this discovery, Me- t,aIu
we'll hae sold hla farm 10 Now prlsANa
a,ndlcate fGr NR,gUi, aud 'hlH company
VII commence work On tho INST OF hsA'
mcuilt 10 devotion tho property ana h,
leruine iin poasnhlltifnI " me t.nW'
IL aunh nm they psnaci q new Anu p'N'V
bla industry viii he added 20 lho N"i''u
resourens OF caldwell county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

New tetucr. Moving tu--rine rigs
ls.ysu.

wshsler. TeShH, peptqmber q Mrs,
Yrassf ana family arrived hero last week
lfup, Kansas and VIII locate al sherman
pipft, q Hlhtih Of MohAtor,
Al, cpndlt Of iivuhlon, owner Of tho
Webster lumber yard, was IN town last
week
The Webster school opened on Monday
With an atiendanie Of nearly nfty Mlea
Fila Thompspn, u native ~ Webster and
iAkeuomnllahed teacher, VIII have rhufge
OF ihp euhool during tho preasnt term,
NJ II, q, ronner a brother ~ u, ",
fehneF Of Webster, accompanied by hla
family, mother, and elrter Mrp. ilnmana
arrived In town last week from calhoun,
Nstmaha NJ Fanntr and MfF ipmana
have purchased tmall TRAITS OF HAND nvar
leen and viii Soon begin tho erection VI
cottages on tic same,
soma rs nna Hpocimefa ~ fiya ~ cat
liarnlA or any othor country onn ntndn d
have this ycar mpturcd IN NobGlor OH
Wees mat made all their growth sine,
February having beon fruE"n IN thi
tleund durinr tho blizzard Of hast winter
lhopla Tho comlnE winter not lnlura th'
ura O. consider bile quantity viii b,
hAteted FROM here next year,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

iiaAtron, September A-slieeYf ram laA'
night cold northor now,
Mona, September ~ good rain thm
morning, which Waa hahW needed
I.nslnrton, neptemhsr sa.A sood rain
fell htin last niaht. heihr accompanies
Nv cool nGriher
t.inseHsll, September r. a heavy rain
IL faiinu hero today rtpstlY 70 Tue gnu
noatiun Of persons ownlna pea ana polA'H
and came patches.
rnyettr,nio. heptsmhor "a Several
fns showers foil hato yralHfdpy nNnhlnt
aud This morulnH nnrlhsr reduced We
Temperature 70 very haroe"hlp f"ul'
toers september 81 me fitai ngf,hs'
II tic noRaon ael IN hbnW 9,pwuA nN
,venihr. hnngiur Win " a heavy onul
,atn whloh hRa made quite chmngp ~
tho atmosphere,
Hn,lth,nie, September ~ This llaoe
,,as ylnitad ,,htefiaY by reauiar tfAhl'
iftinK rain which viii i'r ~ great p.Ns'
| "a 10 tho oonuln hnd viii hrlr thr Ave
cation soiae. rnmipa are " ds'nHiil ana
are scarce hore,
! ii,arre. September a 1.-The firsi torilsr
az tho HeBson reached here Ia the ntht
last nighi, aocqnnahled w y
| mot aud the hnrrbla dust W pffeetnallS
| sstlisd tof q while AZ least
t,e,pus chflsti. Hepiambar a ~clultrn
! eater Ia brFiAutnn 10 be a Hceftr ar'lyln.
hlany oistefna IN Tho olly are dfY and u
,sin az 20 not CONS noon many people VIII
| have 10 resCfi 20 river water hAlnF afr
reported ell over tho county but IONS
here.
f.AnfAnec. September ~ About : o.
okOh ihia o. m, a cool norihe, hlrw w
"a created radical change W we Meni "
~ MANY were pn the streets ll"aHfh v
winiar attire. II SIN cohuhuea wy,
hanover aud stock water WIZ Fo'N
be IN great demand
chappell I'M. September m,~A COO
wave stnloh here lac, night and mo W
teosuiy hot weather bfnhehi very SUI
dan fan Ia tho Temperature today W.
DIV weather oanlinuesi good rsln tsti
lnUth needed very nnsts, me h"np'
rfDp viii DO serg shnfi
uiddines. Hsplsmhsf q During ~
aarly mari ~ last hicht pruHlepiA 10
,.tn ,strc fsvafahin. Int instead " M
,o,tnh needed rain. . hfiah nnishef eenil
ana itlu motnlng seemed Winter fihe
A GOOD rain IA lincoln hFi t.ctinHml
AID nlfther nufihNafds 4 reported
New waysiy september .. Anoihe
r,Io f,ti Here Yesterday efshiGA, whifl
tn.eti,ee win tho sna no day hsfpre
vil 81 highly hnuefloiai 70 urNpn, erN.
40 late cation, u has not dnpr nurl
h, ,he way ~ nileE ereHhri ana nlu'
| hol1. A ttlff hftffe ffiIn lhr Nptut :
,Inwinr this mafHinf ana t'iprasilr''
| 49, mat fhsra viii be no mvrr eftfNni
UAtm weather this fall
s..-iss 'a|sI ssls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

qayinr. To4as. September "a NJ navld,
.cistliar nnd merchant tailor on haiuidAg
nIeht mAda thaiiel motlHeAe 20 uNn A.
M.Varn covering HE rntlrn stock Of HpnulA
nnd Inondlnp SOME real ontRlo NJ lho NY,
Gnr thn bonndt of preferred orolliorA w
liabilities atp given ~ hv,Nvrn N wv
tl0l and gafoth estimator ~ F',,V,N
t,t..,int nei ur creditors arc prefrttral
Nv Parker. attorney $40. firal Ma
Iisnal bank OF fnylori ,iiiQl ~ keflpnsf,
slao. lioil McYeg li@l Henry Nsns
feO Sam Ltwla NNi = y lpneh, Ne.
paniet Moody, iiai A. ilOen, W, hydhsS
Meyers. $50. Gus Meyure, lel'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

dcht Willie driving hrnlgll tue fatm
his bunFg ran about ~ q laino waap neA,
ana ne int,cis lcaan ntlnnmx ih, horsra
unfnnrnifulh. causing them 10 horome ,n,
manageable Colonel halliday jumped f,Atn
the buggy and struck on hiA tend, hnock
INK HIN lnHehnihio, ana he dd nat regain
rpnegiohrhFsa fpr an hour or two llla
iniuriNA am very painful. bud he Il f,ina
nicely now and II IA h0ned no Nfi soon
bh out again,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

o~nee, Texas, September ui.sfhs
noulhoasi Texas iinpilut association,
whini, has been IN eeHaisn Al fivitle View
church IN this pnuni9 einee ihs wih N.
stant, adjourned last niaht, hfiar one %
lie uoat pfnfiishIa and shioYetia aeaalpIa
aver held iolght Visiting prearhefa aho a
we're In attendance. Tho association
pie1n,a $500 Tor mission pufpoAss, Ainens
othef resolutions pasted was unn situnrls
cn,nmannlnH Governor rnlherHoe fnf ~
i,rm atand On tho prise unit aiastlans Tue
nahoelatian takes IN all the easW cenNNf
tetween Houston end aiie sAhins river
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

llplNla,n ,,nli ,otniap tidal failed 70
~ ln' wsfa discharged a. erl9,h
NNH''a a,ns rhey stood ais fof epN,,-
ms sfrpr raj benlitiai fhm v w,
upN ~" KIN Mamie Wan Pen Z. chhiEaa,
rstn y, n.,lf,s g,dnny hetn, o ieiieat'nl'
rna,wy T. murdef nor husband ,,.,.as, and
uf ,rai Wa hegan NJ n nv ',a ,sa
eonrnm,1 ,bs vnlits NV nv patnriay
helnA deiiYetri g Wy l,'', MANLY oils
ntshns AK ,hs Oiai Attracted a fi'r'
asal Of Atisatioll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Irpnhlln, feAaH, September az rhe
cailtp prop 81 Robertson county IN now
AL In STRUT, as thofe viii hn MS tep oibp
hero tlla yoar owlnE to dronih most "
weather continues fair b. mtthtrod by
october 10 The jnly estimate Of half a
tt9p Tor this onunty ! flnd. by careful
investigation made here hnd al llaarno,
Calvert ana iircmuad whA too large. then
q fan crop was expected nv this Ytlra
crop viii not exceed fourtOnihs " tta
plnp Of Inst year " ,hufr nhould come
Heavy ieiin soon, ~ ihnfe IA likely 70
be az ihn timr " tlin year, Hona 81 tho
crop viii be Wasted aud the sample VI
all that was omen IA Injured, The urop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

hAlel tor tNia place nest Friday puh
' ~ Vlnhrrn are that tho town VIII Ne
'nNy'p WITH people from ,he couutfY
,',ip'ltsof " A irernn has wsisnel ~
, ,se ,.hlvlien, OF the publlc schools helv
XXX r'y,essor Norton has h"en appointed
A. klucaid nf Dallas has accept
4, KY gall " Tho first baptist thulch
!, snh CITY aNd viii cutter upOn tho duties
" Pastor Ia few dnya
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

indahse, Jesas, hep'elnesr ne
ainssaav ,he achcoi teachers OF w ,
scpn,y wsfe examined ihers VIII. Ws,' 'p NV
s.genty prsaeAt FOR ennninslspn, Nh.
r.a,d of trhmirera tsHlea 'n.w a'" Una
cations tbor0unhly ana pf"pe""''N
N,ty hard questions nam, ,tu ty
ny ,ensat rOla ksn1uoh' ~ Wv
anere houai lhia evening .,.,,,s mi.
"indits Moon vent 90 tellmpp' XIV
snoH ila han teen appointed ny NY
n D as special iudas 70 w 'gn WV
reses N Witch Juoae Apephsf - W
qualified
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

nochdaie, Aeptemhor "a Thin town Ae4
oalyod ana nhlppcd nearly $4,000 bales of
Gotten lnHt season, hut II 10 now believed
that there viii not he oyer is.0on lAlea
ihla season " indeed, the receipts roach
that figure, difference N pHrea IA some
compensation fpr tho hhorlapo. hut tftUr
tho season W over, money VIII he uA
scarce go ever among fnrmera M Tits
Heouun unleHa cotton Ahunld become
materially hlghor than II IA now,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

nNeO ToNaH' huptembor 50 Tho nioves
MMN, 70 rn0yr Add Ran College from
,nssp hMlnEa W Waco w progressing
w enthusiastically The christian church
s,nwt-llaf mnrnlnH raised 5000 Tor mo
,INiwt " providing tho funds nocessart
/" w rempval The subscription lial oir-
,nalN Ny iha Commercial club Tor We
purpose was hVaded by Hon W,
hakgr with tg0O0 Several other
.hiophih nearly w. large nave been sub
n,pyl ana there soemn 20 bn no doubt
w wa, lmunrs ! VIII nnd the oalleAe
r,aMl IN Tits city IN Tho spacious bniih'
'A~ Vlo former Waco Female college,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

'ag,nH7lon Texas Tho nroiraolpd
.s',p ' hat u heinE held this week WIN
y, ~. /. baptist church closed villa The HstN'eu
x HsllAN s2cnlnR, iey, len ilhndua nav
'elt VIA pyohlnR Tor iuflih, where
sp'h 70 assist IA meeting duflna neAi
fn,- vulis an intffnsl has huan nAnl'
,n ~ The meeting here, though 40
,,.',,lonA 10 tho church hava boon 49,
., s'sa 40 isr, Tho doloEaiep 10 nsthei a.
'"ist1n VIII leave about Thurslay,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

hulinrl reyaH, September "a News has
IA ~, 'earhed hsty that young mAih
Nv. s"s Unknown, was cat Ia two ~
AN lYquulo cotton prryr NJ Martin
~ w had entered thu pfasp 20 aiiuHl
W. NsHslnH 80 tho head hlpck, WhsN
1870 iWnea on tlu steam. A. ~
hhl Nas caught Wien half Through
u fAhh heinN completely Hetcgad. pre-
''NNt . horflh'e AEAi,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

u,nNn,hs w 90 nate.
Thus Departed liiawathR
~ thc Hand Of tho nArolaa
no lie land or hanfroma women.
Ana III nluciv days folugninN,
A divofcelel hr brought with mint
~ his vii" no HeVr Tho hasha.
bout her back 70 ier mama.
Ia the outoklrie et chieeEo
nishop tluilem You mustn't rrlcve too
muoh my dear Hls,ur iemsmhor that
ihounh your dear husband ieft lhis mortal
body, Ito 10 Atill with you,
'erhat leN't RulNR 20 aiivo, the mau,,
anee, u itfeftuth.
"Nnu're not aoinn 10 publish everything
cav, a,o Your said senate, Sorghum,
aWNinnnly.
mo" replied thc rpof,erl "A wnuldnt
thlnk az H. NJ were 10 lst naiue ~ that
erammarloaa linaiiah Not into the pai.st
"a lose my position brfole suhnet to.
morrow. - Washington H'an
"Mamma, limmle watts Is learlns to
be a brakeman
"LuarulnH 10 he brakeman
nNraA he can holiVr NnvfssVilr aud
INnui iunbnrA nav 20 you uhu't undrfl
stand him. chicare necsta
iir was tho inaliee Of the peace,
rhe marshal end thh mayor,
Tho nho,in, tax collector
Tha county ovorpserl
The ufoaeiNmAns tspHtmaftor
ms station agent, too
Aitd out ~ ~ hU matte enough
~ nun the nappr nouHhi
ATLANTA Constitution,
Anery Mo,her.ni.Aw YOU never oami
I a. a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

flomluuabutg Tlmos Donprrai
A few miles from Mount Aly. n, g.,
were tho BONES W the mmouH Hiamrue
twins, llnE and Chang Who wors horn
In Nnm ~ Chinese parents NJ lNlt,
These tWluH Travelled uil aver tie world
Ia charge Of their manhnur Mr.. Humber,
whose uuluo they hnAllY assumed They
Onmr AZ last iuin Harry county siuhiHuv-
lHN They dedated that u WIS the
grandcn cnubtry they had over seln,
uud having already mQdu . decent Tot.
tune, they docidgd ~ bug proprcb nnd
aoiiln permanently M hurry
lhrH net aud iell w love With Miss
Adelaide Yates Of Wllheg, nm adloinipg
county Mise Yates was In an awkward
| prNiluhmrui htnvti Nv both. hut
naithrr could tel OF ha affections With
nut Tho other hcarlpH a. fmaly tho
matter was settled by Miss haiiN fhteH,
sister " Miss Adelaide, cuulenlnK %
hernmH Tho BIRDS W uno nnd Mas M
| olRidu tho uthyr, Tho parunis ~ tho
| Miasoa Yates sirunuausly objected "
the double mattlago, hat The Souna
ladies wefr not 10 be- deferred, ~ ihny
oupni, mot ihtlr lnteis IN tho hnuk of a
| lirila stream un tho rradaiis near their
hamr. And proaohVr hpinA present,
| thrN were quietly married
Tbs two couples settled within Two
mile. IT AIuut Any, and tor sevrtal
years lived luurtlirr OWinn 70 domestic
! truuhlpu huWetuT two hnmta Wctu
inum ntcu .aary, sud each butt . t0nr
Portable hlhr 'lhey lived alternate
weeks Ne ouch others humea and surt
fhisud larm faulty ~ chlllrrn, stunt
NJ whom sin live alid are Nmnns ihi
mHHi pfuHlnluua nnl hiKhlN MaprtlfN
prpplr NJ Nnrry county
rhrt W,re probably lhn mtal wonder
fhi VI ull humnn phrunnirha ihrY lNe'
"a hn advanced arr, nod WvW ultttf
llaw abiding mrui N vs. SAID ihuY Wuult
somrtImes have ihelr little qumrtrle Hu'
ono wnuld ihWileu % hlrk lhn othr
haon I'd falling hrhlth ilri very pulirp
liy indeed un Whkinn Unp mplnlWn NJ
Ihrnlhr OhnnF ihuul that hng Ind diet
dunnp thr uiaht rhfrlolans Wetn sun
mhed, bit hripre ilict nrrivrd Cham
hal dled unl nfry Muir hWIlpi ~ the
had lived, slje lw sle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Lexington, September % -Cotinn 70.
nelpta W 70 dair, lai, this dato last yoer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

A aoad locomotive VAS oi hnen ,,,
nartance dnnnH ne w. XXI W.,
wH- .iis,,a,icls "a list tlde, When y
~ oa,.re,efvd that hhefs,ahH nl,nig
wv, I'M "A two tlie rsliflWl 10 MHe"N
v ,, ,saa,.ss sgee ~.- ,s'''- 81 80
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-09-14


F. b. Weltecke has sold his interes;
in the Jackson butcher shop to August
Hers.
The Planters Mills got the blue card
for the best flour at the Fair yester-
day.
The City of Monroe lay at our
wharf qnite a long while this morning
taking on board iourfor the Southern
markets.
Officers Grieb and Penn arrested an
obsreperous individual on Main
street to-day and kindly escorted him
up the hill to the captains Office.
The Poplar Bluff Citizen reaches us
to-day with an account of one head
cracking over a game of cards, one
stabbing V e a jug of whiskey and
two attempts to burglarize a dwelling.
The corn crop of Dunklin county
will average fifty bushels per acre.
Mrs. Lynch, Of Commerce, fired two
shots at a man who was proving
about her house last Monday night.
The william escaped without injury.
The Circuit Clerk of Wayne county
has resigned his Office and left for
parts unknown, to get out of range of
the Postmaster's shot gun. 1t is said
that the clerk had been too intimate
with the Postmaster's wife.
The contract for the erection of a
new court house in Dexter has been
let. r. q. Stanley & Co., of Maiden
being the lowest bidders.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-09-14
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Mrs. John Thomas weaves rag car
pets.
The best is just what you need and
must have. Goods of that quality are
found at aaman's shoe store, lis
Main street.
September begins to show a revival
in trade. Hannah is doing a nice
business this month in Boots and
Shoes.
We don't hear as much about '.hard
times as we did a year ago. Better
business is found and Hannah is doing
his share of it.
Remember the Blue Front Lunch
Stand if you are cold and chilly.
Drop in and try some of w. NJ. Ro-
dy's old Mexican hot tomalies, and
also lunches of all kinds. Ham sand
witch and chicken sandwich, hot tomal-
les, mince pies. apple pies, and cat
fish. These lunches are servedrat all
hours, night and day. Remember the
Blue Front Lunch Stand, opposite
Osterloh's news stand.
w. NJ. RoDY, Prop.
The shoe leather worn out by the
peoples of the United States annually
is worth $3.50, 600, 900. Haman's stock
is included in that estimate.
Currency discussions are ON ever
more and Hannah is beating them all
with. his proof that dollar goes as
far as ver
Call at Haman's for your next pair
of shoes. I15 Main street.
Ladies wishing homemade carpets
should call on Mrs. John Thomas.
School days once more, and school
shoes galore at Humans, lis Main.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-09-14

The present City Council is making
the paper that has the city printing
earn its money. Meetings have been
held every night this week and the end
is not YET. It is wind, wind, wind.
Died, in this city, September 18th,
1895, George Henninger, aged 80
years. The deceased had been sick
with consumption for more than a
year and his death was not unexpect-
ed. He leaves a wife and several
daughters.
F. n. Boyer, Travelling Freight and
Passenger Agent for the Wabash,
Chester & Western railroad, is in the
city.
Glenn Lindemann is placing material
on the ground to build a house on a
lot he purchased at the Painter estate
sale.
For Fair week business is very dull
in the city. There r the usual num-
Der of strangers at the Fair, but there
are very few country people in town.
Twenty o. thirty New Madrid peo-
pie arrived in the city yesterday on
their way to Jackson to attend the
sNewsum murder trial.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-09-14
personal AND pEarinsNT
MONDAY.


DR.. Porterfeld tells us that while in
the East last week he never saw a sill
yer dollar in circulation. The money
that is in circulation in the East is
paper.
Tony Lindemann informs us that he
expects to have the St. Charles Hotel
completed by the first OF january.
MI. ]. F. Powers, wagon maker OF
Taskee, Wayne county, has two hand
some farm wagons on exhibition on
the Fair grounds. The wagons were
manufactured at Taskee, and except
ing the iron, the material in the
wagons is Wayne county growth.
Superintendent Crowder, of the Com
merce and Morley railroad is dam
gerously ill at his home in Commerce.
We are inclined to believe that the
Thomas Earl robbery story telegraph
ed from Williamsville is a hoax. Earl
spent several days in this city and he
did not act like a man who had any
part of four hundred and sixty dollars
in his pocket.
John St Ayit has put a new fence
around his lot in the Painter out lot
block.
Judge Joseph Koehler, of jackson,
is in the city. He came in to make
arrangements to send his son to ST.
Vincent's College.
Maj. Z. j. Crandall, well known in
this city, was badly hurt in a railroad
wreck near Monmouth, Kansas, last
Saturday. Maj. CrandaIl is the man
who began the building of the Cape
Girardeau & State Line Railroad, now
the Houck road.