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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Abilene, Texaa December IA large
bed OF red oohre has recently ! cen DIS
covered In this county about thirteen
miles southeast of this place. lhe de-
poslt covers about eighty acres of lana,
and an excavation IL 80 teet dll not
reach the bottom OF Il. The material Of
this deposit il said to ne OF excellent
quality and easily accessible. II is ured
In the manufacture OF common red paint
This red ochre 10 covered y frJu three
to five feet OF acme cement
Mr.. ID. Il. Corley, a real estate man OF
this place, has been corresponding with
parties In Fort Worth IN regard to the
erection Of mills AZ that lla 20 for grind
Ing and working up such material. Shcuid
these mills be erected, rs concentrated.
these mineral deposits could lie VI li2cd
10 good advantage. They are situated
line Of inc Santa Fe railron1, running
from Coleman city 10 Abilene. Large
quantities of white sand. used In the
manufacture OF glass, are suii 10 lc IN
the immediate vicinity of these valuable
deposits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10
nnAzonIA COUNTY PREACHERS.

Angloton, Texas, December 1.-THE
Teachers institute of Brazoria county
was held hero yesterday and today and
was conducted by Professor II. II. Fry
OF velnsco Thcso Institutes since their
Inception by the energetic county super
intendent. Professor II. II. Foster, have
been OF great holp and benefit TO ths
teachers OF this county The following
teachers wcrc present: Miss Mamie Nor
ris, Columbia; Professor W. A. James
and Miss Emma Foster. Brazoria: II. II,
Furgcrson, II. l., Stull. AIRS. Jessie Htull
and Miss Rena Trummel. Angleion. Miss
d. Taylor, oyster Creek; Niles Ina Hun
ter, Liverpool. Miss !, ID. btratton, Phniri
ouintana; Professor n. II, Fry, ~ w.
Nosbitt, W. G. Henderson, Misses corde
Davis, Blanche Scott and Cecil Jenkins.
Volnsco This session OF the Institute wns
Il great euccess. the teachers came well
prepared 70 take part IN various branches
Professor II. Il. Foster, the county SUI
perlntendnnt, called the tonchers' nttqn.
lion 10 the meeting of the Southern lAu-
cationa association. which VIII hold Its
midw1ntor session at Hot Springs. Ark.
D,oember y. ISIS and urgnd all teachers
There 10 much reason TO feel encour-
AGED as 10 the educational outlook In
Iirazoria county.
TWo very Important progressive steps
have been taken recently In this county.
First. tho commissioners court NJ ia last
district system: second. this meeting OF
the institute has recommended the sd0p-
lion OF n uniform system OF text books
throughout the county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10
J. Young.


Ato,rns An OLDER PRECEDENT.
hnihphls Commercial Appeal
ron. Stephen Clay, an ettnrno,,.a, 4. -,
Hi MaTletta Ga. had the mlsfogtane w "
, ,nhsnn me displensure nf n citizen nsyainsI
, mioi,, ne was employed In a lawsuit nnI
fcr settiem lam, ,he latter a call to the field
&c ne code. 10 this Mr.. Clay replied. AZ
,Siarins mat he was opposed 10 lnalin,
eiSle us ~ u Nv vas condemned by every priii,
o,in q our laws and every doctrine NJ
our rellglon;' that he had n wits at,S A., vi
nvhuent little ones who had higher CLAW, !
SSn n, MIN M, nan his challenger. who himself
nr 10 risS hi; n'n !, H., nor future and moth
cations to make II worth living
iue augusta Chronicle In commentint,
IL III u rll5 ietser says that the time was when
- Muulu huNe been worth n mans ronutn
ZION 10 have made such q reply 10 a cbai.
lonse. Nevertheless a distinguished iii.
n nSn OF 1eorgia nearly forty years ago
OF Nh r setter, Letter very similar 10 this letter
dled me idol OF his people In 1856 Hon
beh II. Hill on receiving "A challenge fran
~ @T rsd n,o 4; stephens replied thai he re.
soFuen nuoiing as no evidence OF courage
no vlndluatlon OF truth and no test or M
character OF gentleman" that what tho
laws OF God and his country united in
n me- Sa,is,s ns murder 1t would give him
40, 40 satisfaction 10 do or to attempt; and
tnot contrary course would involve iho
violation of his conscience and Tho haznr,i
o o. h ms family against a man who had
neither conscience nor family" II viii
De seen that Mr.. Stephen Clay ia by no
means the pioneer in this business Ron
lilll confronted public sentiment on thnt
QUESTION at time whom dueling was a
common practice IN Georgin and Other
Southern States, and his brilliant puhlin
career was never checked for one moment,
perhaps man OF less personal force than
Sen nm might not have done Il 80 sue.
cessiully; but we suspect that the public
sentiment In favor OF duellng was largely
tractious and on the surface, and that n
better sentiment did not show itself be-
cause II was not oftener appealed so.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10
ATTEMPTED ARSON At nocKDALI'.

Rockdalc. Texas, December ia very
sensational fire occurred here last night
or rather an attempt et fire. city Mar
shnl j. II. Hamilton. Might Waterman
BaIdrldsc. aud Deputies sn.vely and heed'
for reasons Of their own. suspected SOME
thing evil was about TO happen and M
stitutod n yigilant outlook, AZ l2,sp
ocioch tire was discovered through tho
rlnna OF the front doors OF rhco crohn
a Co, TO which the officers FASTENED I'M
mcdlntnly giving the alarm and chllihg
out the fire department by quick uallon
a tremendous fire In the heart OF the CITY
was Inverted. The Post reporter Waited
tho scene ard saw evidences all ever tne
ftoro OF purpose TO burn u, Kerosene
oil had been poured In various places
over nflnmmablc material, ana very
few minutes would have suiilced ~ start
dlBuhtrons conflagrntloii ny the tx,
.rciso OF Rood Judgment the firemcn dll
not turn on tho hose thus hnvlng great
damage to the stock, but nmpihoren INC
flIn Which had started by stamping II
ont and uang u few buckets OF water.
one arrest has been made IN connection
with the attempted arson. Mr.. Crohh IL
not involved In the matter.
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SUCCEEDING MAY NOT DE SUCCESS.

For The Post.
Who fail TO make the best OF life,
Through disappolntments that sssaili
Through all Its pleasures, pa n and strife.
tits only they who truly fail.
while few are marching In tho van.
we nh are here on duty test,
And when we do the best We can,
we may TO God leave all the rest.
And should not erieve when we have lost,
That which we set our hearts TO gain
Preservation may have been our cost
Perhaps II might have brought US pam;
Though life is not replete with joys
Embrace no ideas that dep,ess'
Most useful gold has some ailoy,,,
-Alva clay Bravo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Webster. Texas. December ls.-M ebster
eNhl9its az the Coast Country Fair Sc
cured u fair share of the premiums
Mr.. Babbitt returned from Nebraska
last week. bringing with him a ear OF
flue horses, mulus and cattle. II was his
Intention TO enter this stock at the DICK
inson fair but II was delayed on route
and arrived too late for entry.
a good many Strawberries are In bloom
but sooner or later the inevitable will oe-
cur and destroy them.
Mr.. snyder and family OF Kansas nave
arrived IN Webster anu are Occupying the
Smith cottage ON Railroad avenue. 1ney
come htre to test tho heglthfulness OF the
coast country climate.
The ladies OF Webster gave n social
dinner az the school house ON Thank Jgiv-
Ing Day, The tables were loaded with
good things, which all partook OF ana tn
loyed
Plans Tor new two-story school house
for Wooster have been submitted 70 the
trustees and as soon az approved ihe
construction will be let 10 The lowest
bidder,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

I,ulinr, Texas. December S--John GU.
beryon. the negro who cngagsd IN VIC
shooting scrape with ar, J. A. Paon vs. vi.
u,irrd ,oli lnst night, died at ia.l. hr.
p,-,or whose wounds are very pairful. y
reslinr easily at the RESIDENCE OF III
father-ln-law, Hon. w y. Whiher' '"'
offslr IL greatly regretted, 80. ....
loo Elan was fallen on by MS horse
,h,y evening aud has 10 thla time &c
mained unconscious Brain trouoie -
II a. and J. T. sowns are feeding several
hundred head OF beeves. which th'y are
boidlnr for good market
"SRifarshai Weston Baker was robbed last
,,t1h, ~ n,lito n sum OF money. IL VIA
stolen from his room. No clue 70 he
thief.
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basis OF the plan e. to control the output
OF the mills. and thus incrensv the price
| OF lumber on the gulf coast.

basis OF the plan e. to control the output
OF the. mills. and thus increase the price
OF lumber on the gulf coast.
MOVING 4 SAW MILL.
The machinery In the mill Of, ". T.
Carter a Bro. at Bowcts. on the Trinity
and Sabine road. Is being taken up and
removed to tho mill at Fleming station.
tho change being made because the Bow
crs mill has exhausted the timber supply
near tho mill. Something more than two
years ago whom the mill at Fleming stu
ton was burned. Mr.. Fleming began 10
and demand soon after caused him 10
stop operations, letting the fianic. of his
new mill stand In statu quo until the past
few weeks. II IL expected that the Bow
ers machinery win be put In and the mill
February. its average daily capacity will
be 1000 feet.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
A mcoting OF the Texas and Louisiana
Lumber. Manufacturers association has
been called TO tako place ut Tcxarkann
on Tucsdy next, the 10Th instant.
The Reliance Lumber company OF this
city has attached new locomotive OF the
Link Line. TO satiaty debt contracted
In the purchase OF ties and lumber
turing company IL nearly. COMPLETED, "A
new boiler VIII soon be added, the plat.
| forms and dollywaye are being EXTENDED
and tho dry kiln win bs ready for use
about January !.
Tho Sophie Kirke. loaded with lumber
by the Consolidated Export Lumpcr com
| the last week In July for rosario. has
| lust reached her destination. about liu
| days having been consumed IN the trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Lullng, Texas. December s--A the
meeting OF Luling City Lodge No. &C.
lowing officers were elected for 1876, J.
I. Walker. NJ OF w; J. W. I.inscomh. @.
c.; G. Bellingor, V. c.; a. Beycrs orls,
W. W. Lipscomb, NJ. of e.; Il. j. Par
sons. NJ. OF F.; w. Il. Hvman. NJ. nj A.;
$, 3, Lyman. trustee (three years): G. W.
Conley. trustee two yeara)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Chicago, December S.-The fireman In
tho downtown district put In nii day
fighting a stubborn fire that caused II
losa of 500 900 The five-Htory brick and
stone front building nj Nos. 20 ana 70.
Mndlson street, owned by the Selpp ca
tuto, aud occupied by II, Won y 'n.'
denlors In general morchpndlpe. was. com,
pletcly destroyed John bore, II hook and
ladder man, was severely burned, Wot
q Co, carried about ,iAl,oW Insurance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

smithville, Texas. December Cat the
last regular meeting OF smithviile Lodge
No, %. Knights of rythias. tho following
officers were elected to serve the ensuing
term. q. 10. Behrcn. Q. c.. r, j. llardc-
man, V. c.: W. II, q. Brady. p, ", c.
Hudgins. NJ. Of W p. Y. Winston. x. O.
j. Gresham, n. OF e.: J, N. Mohier, NJ.
al A.: John Frnzier. I. c.: Peter West,
o. a.. Il G, winston, trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

10 All officers--Look out and assist mo
in arresting Noah simonn n brown negro.
about feet tall. weighs about iso pounds.
aKed 20 or u years. me. portiy looking
negro; left Garrison "a day Of Deoern-
her, iss5, took Tho train for Houston.
Texas; ii liable 10 be found on the rail,
al Henderson. Ruri county, Texar IN tho
county court. FOR carrying q pistol and
knucks. he jumped his bondsmsi, under
rsstlng and falling him IN any jail In tho
state; write me r. M; Enterprise. Rnsk
iolDtty, Texas, WI w Jeniunn deputy
sherih. Ruak county. Texas
strayed or stoien-Abopt May T.. o'ic
chestnut sorrel mare branded ID on Shout
Also one black pony. years old. branded
III o D. Also one sorrel pony nisrc. no
brand. Any Information address A freso-
MOOD. New cansy. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

BRENNAN. Texas. December AT u
meeting OF the Knights OF Maccabees Fri
day night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; L. NJ. simon,
T.. c.: w. G. Ahrcubeck. c.. j.. r. Bmch-
II. lsvcrrberr. II. X: W. T. Ball, chap
inini J. II. sisson, sergeant: Geo. Mlndy.
n: Al; s: Eps.,e,9' nrs, wv ~ "a W IL. II.
tinei; G. c. Chandler, pickett, A numbor
OF new applications for membership wore
r,ceiyed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

nunge. Texas, December s.--A fire play
ed havoc In Rungc AT iiiN o'clock this
morning. dcstroylng the store OF \. r.
Wolborn q Sons. loss about 5000 In
surancc 5000. the livery stable OF Albert
Lyons. worth $500 no nsurnneei unoo-
cupid hotel charoo, belonging to a.
TyIa. worth Si9oO, Insured for tlco.
Many smaller buildings were torn down
to stop thr fire mud much damage done
by hnsty removal OF gpoua from olher
stores. the total losn probably being Wv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Troupe. Texas, December o,-At an cleo
tion OF officers OF Cascade Lodge No, &c,
KpIghts OF Pythias, held at their hall.
tho following officers were chosen Tor the
year 1896. & G., s, jarvis. V. G.. G. u.
Gross; r., ]. W. Melton; NJ. OF W, y. W.
Gross; NJ. nj A., Horace Pickarii NJ OF h.,
Colo Mckay; NJ. NJ f.. W. c. Spruce.
/. l.. Lawhon, q. O.. j. Z. Broedlove.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Wharton, Texas. December s,-Forest
City lodge No 49, Knights Of Pythias.
held their regular annual meeting Fri
day night to elect officers for the ensuing
term: J. 7. Taylor. G. G.; r.. L.. Hard
x. Rich. 81. ct A.: J. ssnasrr a. * 81 Il.
and s.. John Garrett. NJ. of E.; J. Adam,
n OF r.. VIM. Roseberry. !. o.; r. J.
Hardy. q. O.; II. NJ. Brown, represent
atiNe 10 the Grand Lodge, A. A, hugely.
trustee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Rcckport, Texas, December Cat the
meeting OF tho knights OF pythias held
last night the following officers were
elected FOR tho ensuing term; W. J. cert
ling. C. c.; J. b. Farley. " G.: W. II.
baldwin. prclate. c. n. Dietrich, NJ. OF
W; ]. Ii. Jones. NJ. OF T., W, Vi. Push,
NJ OF f.. w. G. Ball, u. OF II, aud $,
l., NJ. Bracht NJ at A.: IL. X. Dove, /. @.
w. ). Dorethy. .. q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Navasota. Texas. December TAT n reg
uar meeting OF the knights Of Pythlus,
held here last night, the following officers
were elected, ", :, Foster, c. G.; WI
NJ, shaw. NJ. Of T.; I. hnrrs, NJ. Of FL
w. Templeman. X. OF II. s.. u. NJ. Perry
NJ. OF w: /. Book, NJ, at n. WIN. Blasett,
/. c., Geo. Ralph, o. @,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Victoria. Texas, December S-Thn negro
WIN Smith. who has been on trial for
two days. charged with raping little
Italian girl In this county few weeks
ago, was found guilty by tho jury last
night and sentenced TO fifty yenrs IN the
penitentlary. But for the youth Of tho
The defense proved that he was only 10
years OF age, though he appears several
~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Huntsville, Texas. December 7.--Ntchi-
modes Lodge No. 1913 elected officers for
tho new term last night MS follows a. a.
Mycnne, NJ. W: l.. N. Adickes. g. c.:
" y = K Wihimc Il. T.; H. { m. sSSaE; M'
r.. +, II. Foster. NJ. T.; +. y. Robinson,
IL. Il. s.. trustees, r. s. Rather, u. w.
connor, representative TO Grand Lodge.
a A WINNER
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x an "a IODur

Bryan. Texas. December e.--The Knights
Of HONOR lodge here elected the following
officers last night for tho ensuing year:
w. Il. Roman. T. D.; A. Emdcn, D.; WIN
Rhodes. V. D.; Wade Renfro. A. D., A, J.
Plntner, IL. Joe u. Reed, f. r.. Biily
Cunnlngh ham. guide. Joe Pletzer. guardian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10
CIVIC SOCIETIES.


GEORGETOWN. 1. o. o. +.
GEORGETOWN, Texas. December 7.--I.ast
night Georgetown lodge OF Odd Fellows
elected the following Officers: c. s. Jones.
N. q. IL Boyd. V o.; ]. J. Gordon.
financial secretary; J, w. Kincaid. perma-
nent secretary. J, II. Robinson. trehsurer;
y. J. Whitley, representative TO Grand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Sherman, Texas. December ',--rhe resl-
dencc OF NJ. McNnughton, 1aS Nor'h
Porter street, and that Of Andy Morrow
burned. MoNaughton's loss If about
$500, with sibO0 insurance. Norris loss In
about $500, no insurance,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

sscn additional l2o feet 1t becomes heated
a,esorulng TO tho square OF tno a,stsnea
proie ssi which II passes. Thus, II the
per Second, the heat generateS ,s,,v, ny" zee,
v vsen over D,eo degrees-suriciert 10 i.nvo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10
roar WORTH nAILwAr scnEDrE1
rRANscoNrlNnNTAI

(TexnrkAnn, Sherman and Pnril)
Leave, northbound No. % daily. $50 4. m.
Arrive. southhound No. / daily. $40 y. m.
Texas and Pacific trains Nos. : and 9
only stop Mt Tcxarknna. T.. c. Junction,
Atlanta. Jefferson, Marshali. Longview
Junction. Big Sandy. MIncola. Wills Point,
Terrell, Forncy. East Dallas. Dallas ana
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Luling, Texas. December TAT the
meeting OF Luling Lodge No 1852. knights
OF Honor, last night the following officers
were elected for 1896: J. II. AIuenstsr.
past dictator; a. II. Forqueran. dictator:
George Robinson, vice dictatorj ID. g.
GafIey, treasurer and reporter; John Or
chnrd, financial reporters, o. Bermln.
guardian; p. II. Beach, guide; 81, Mason.
sentinel; r. II. Brown. chaplain DR.. N :.
Champion, medical examiner. J. X. Moore.
II. G, Muenster and George Robinson,
trustee,
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THE FIRE RECORD.


Cottonwood, Texas, December IN. NJ,
Norton's Gin at this place burned last
night Isoss 1850, insured for slaD
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vIslrons TO NORTH GALVESTON

VISITORS TO NOflh tShN hoipAN.
North Galveston. Texas, December ~
Mrs. NJ. r. Hayden OF Chicago spent nov-
cf.,l days hero this week looking over
North Galveston lands. She loft this
morning In company with Mrs. Ellison
for a visit 10 Galveston. After looking
over that city she will return to Chicago.
Mrs. Hayden contcnpiates making large
Investments here and expects to como
down again after tho holidays and spend
several weeks hero.
T. #. o'Brien. assistant chief engineer
OF tie San Antonio and Aransas Tass
railroad, registered at tho Hotnl eaundet !
last nisht ne Is con,emp.ating making
Father Lowrey. In charge OF the party
OF Sisters from Galveston, came up ~
special train from yirg MIA Point TINS
~ Manager Ellison with carriages and
spent the forenoon driving over the North
Galveston property. They returned at
p: m. Conductor Bruce haa chafgc o,
the special with Engineor Van Older at
n M~srs s''iW ". II. Wainwright. N. G. WI
son. George W. Mccullough. u. n, keii-
Tho purchase Of lands hers some ten aays
aso. made their lrst payments yester-
day and papers were signed and dsliy,
cred. Thsr purchases ,amounted 20 tsgy,
resss farmer ard ihcr ideniiiicaiion
with North Galveston means much 70
This community The majority q mem na
nexi springs crop. 1uicy viii receive .
warm wsicoTne from THO people here.
-
All grand thoughts come from the heart
--yauyenareues.
Nature Is but name for an effect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

All grand thoughts come from the heart
--Nauvennrsues.
Nature Is but name for an elect
whose cause Is Gcd.--Cowper.
There can be no high ciyiiity. without
q deep morality. -Emenon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

The new building for the beaumont Iron
foundry IL In course OF construction.
A tnpewarm forty-six feet long was this
v,seL r~tnoved from the 4-year-oid son OF
Nj. John Newton OF Warren.
Al y special session OF The corasaizt'o'i-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10


The proposed exchange OF property be-
tween the city and the Southern fa1ihc
r,,iIroad will probably develop into an In
junction suit. In which the court VIII BIO
asked to enjoin the city from making the
exchange. The plat OF ground when the
oity proposes TO barter away Is small
trinneic. n part OF Crockett street. lyins
inrtiiately west OF the freight depot. IN
fact. IL Is the Intersection OF Crockett
and Orleans streets. The soniherrn ~.
eific.s plat lies just In front OF the crosby
house and mas long been used Tor htreet
purposes. City Attorney o'Brien. " BY.
ine an opinion as TO the city,s authority
IL make The change, advised that " coull
10 legally effected, provided the course Of
Crockett street should be changeu. Far-
ties owning property and Going business,
ii,imtdiataly south OF the depot centeni
ihat they would DO deinaged by the sk-
Change II, that II would permit an sStcn-
sion on The freight dept -ns thereby 90
sirlct view 81 the business pail " tne
eity. Through IN attorney noucs i,ils
trer served on the council THAI an lnJunc-
lion WouId be sued out to prevent the es-
change. and the resolution providing ior "
IVES adopted after suea notice had beei'
LOCAL NOTES.
The new building for the Beaumont iron
foundry IL In course OF construction.
A tapeworm forty-six feet long was this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-10

Inv SOUTHERN Pncllc ANNOUNCES the
following round trip rates from Beau
mont and Sabine East Texas points TO
Houston on December 10: Beaumont SIS.
Hotklnnd t22i, Colmesncil S2.Gi. Woodyilie
S.l0, Warren $3.50. Hyatt sls5, Village
l.bO, olive SIZE, Kount2o si.65. Mona Sl.GD.
sharon $40, Sabine Pass $40. Tickets no
ing VIII be good only on special train. re-
turn on regular trains December Is. These
are the cheapest ratios ever made by the
Southern Pacific from the above named
utn,Iona
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-21
Malbon : Mills.

Miss Ella Hatch closed a successful
term Of ten weeks school AT Malbon'
Mills last Friday. Miss Hatch is expect
ed to teach here next term. The names
of the scholars not absent during the
past term are: Lula NJ. Gordon, Flossic
V. Gordon, Leon l.. Gordon. Maurice A
Malbon, X. Nertna Malbon, Amy \
Malbon. Charlie X. Whittemore and
Clifton +. Whttemore. The exhibition
Friday evening was as follows: Quota
tions by the school. The Boy to the
Schoolmaster, Alton l.. Nhlttemore
song, On the Sidewalks of New York
Ina NJ. Nay Asleep at the Switch, Lena
NJ. Malbon song, When the Women be
gin to Vote, Allie J. Foss Keep Trying
Maurice A. Malbon; song, Jack Frost
Lula NJ. Gordon Flossie Y. Gordon and
udeWhittemore Alloys Complaint
Leon l.. Gordon; Grandmas' Witches
Flossie Y. Gordon song, Two little
Girls in Blue Lula NJ. Gordon, Flossie
Gordon, Gertrude Whittemore; tableau.
The Bashful Lover, Ina Nay and Atwood
Gibbs tabeau, Bliss Disturbed. Ina NJ.
Nay and Atwood V. Gibbs. Harold F.
Hurd land Gertrude Swain; dialogue,
Country School, Gertrude Swain, Ger
trude Whittemore, Leon l.. Gordon,
Flosse Gordon, Lula Gordon, Alton
Whttemore, Allie Foss, Leon Foss,
Maurice Malbon, Vertna Malbon, Lena
Malbon, Ina Nay, Miss Hatch, Atwood
Gibbs What a Boy can do, K. Ncrtna
Malbon; Good Bye, Lula Gordon.