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N. de Barges estaba tambien muy reserva.
do, y creo que no oambiamos veinte psabras On
aquel)s entrevsts, que debi6 ser iguslmente in
Eoportable para los dos.
Sobrevino un inoidente que cambi6 el cur
so de mis- ideas
Dos oaballeros Sc colccaron en- Ia mesa in
mediata la nuestra, d. sde so legada me fuG
impossible apartar los ojos del que estabs mas
pr6ximo nosotros.
Era, evidentemente, un hombro de mupdo,
vestido en- trsje de etiquette, con un pequeno
de violetas 81 ojsl del frao: era alto, sin
exageraoi6n, esbelto, de oabeza inteligente, Pc
10 casi negro bgote ligeramente retorcido
Ri, tor 81 parte, no cesaba de mirarme co.
mo 81 quisiers penetrsr ell misterio dc mi extra
ia asociaoion con M de Barges.
Me parec1a haberle visto en- alguna psrte,
pero no pod1a recordar en- donde; e9taba cierta
do clio; y aun me pareoio que 81 estaba pose lido
de una idea semejante respeoto de MI
lAh, querida amig@I IQ4e dlfe, encia entire
mi comp nero = este vecino de mess, 8 por me
jor decjr, cstos dos vecinoa que la casualidad
reunfa cercs de nosotrcs -.... ....s
81 otro SO psrecfa d tn marido, con alguuoa
ahos n4s alenua.u oansa ..-. :, s =
No cd por quo. pareotan, los dos coma ed
mir' dos 'e Ia xtFshs pareja qua haoia 20 CON,
H.. dc B .'ges,
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POR UNA MIRADA

eetaba tan astiado como yc dc una locura de- Ia
que NADIA pod1a esperar cc1 une joven tan dcci.
dida defenderee COMO ".
Despues do aI1norzar NE l!ev6 al conoierto
de los Campos Eli }eos para matar ell tempo,
que le paresla largo. Oinaos la mdsica de Wa
gner, que me sumo On una aomnolencia do CON
valeciente, travGs de Ia cual pude yer, Gin en-
barge, alguua diatancin de noaotros d le DANA
de Ia oalle Real, cuyos joa coptinuaban con los
de mi compahero 10 converaaci6n entablada en
Ia oalle por la mahana.
Evldentemente no era 10 cesualidad qrien
les habia reunido dos veces en- tan corto inter-
valo
Ell nismo M. de Barges me confrm6 en- es-
ta creenois, dciGndome al termncr Ell contiert
Me reunire vos en- Ia foI da dentro de
IN instante. TeDgo que eveouar un asunto.
Decididamente confaba mucho en- mi Gre.
duldad en- mi experiences de lugsrefa.
Eran mas de las siete ouando volVio.
Yo le esperaha con sire melanc6lico en- el
salon de lectura y, d deoir ve1dad, no estaba
del todo DEF coDteuta do aQuel ent. etenimiento
d. NJ. H. Barges, que me proporcionaba I'm ar
mistinio salvador.
Fqimos conner CASA de Sylvan, instalSn-
nos en- IN salon del priuer piso donde pa reu.
MIA gante aiegrp joven. ouya oompanla 70 era
b.stante diaip mi NAL hHmor.
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HEeT0R MlllTAREa.

EFEcTO8 MlLITARE9. - I'm ''La
Andaluza" de Jose Torres Perez, Gale de
San Justo MI nero 35. Sc venden escarape
las, botones para 81 Ej6rcito, guarda pol
vos encarnados y verdes, borlas para sa-
bles de sargentos y para bastones de auto
ridades, cordones para oficiales, cintuFo.
mes de gonna de distintos colorsS y maqui
mas para encadenar traies. 15-e
O 4 N T a r ES
Tus ojitos y los mfos
SO decian aver tarde:
Los mfos:-l Puedo pasar?
Y les tuyos: lAdelante!
Yo to conoci en- un suelio
y pens6 cuando to VII:
-JD6nde he visto 20 estos ojos?
Y me dijo el slma:-l Aquf! 49,
-., Porque mi ma1re cf3ndieron
lave la Of snsa CON sangre. - -}--
Y un juez me manda presidiO..
iCuando 81 tambi6n tiene madrs!
.:sl ...r. .:...@. .... Alfonso TUb1r.
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CAFE "EL slalO" de Gabriel Lila.

ibr6s c. Saa Francisco 59-En dicho
{ estab!ecimiento SO vand3n los rsnombra-
dos tabacos de Ia fab7ica 9 La b ala r nsi-
ia de Cayey, propiedad de don Carlos
lLspez. Entire otra muchas vitolas Sc en-
lcuentran los llamados Imperiales, Caballe-
iros, Regalfa Britannica, Autonomistas,
IReina Victoria, Londres, Conchas, Brevas
~ otros muchos. Sc garantiza que la ra-
ma es laxitima dc las vegas de la Plata.
Eu EI Sjglo SO encuentra buen cafe desde
las de Ia mahana en- adelante. 15-6
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yENTA be FINcA.-ss solicita c,m-

pradof para una Inca compue5ta de un mil clento
co cuenta cuerdas rsdicada ell barrio de la Costa
jurisdiction de Lajas. Dicha fnca Sc compone de
malezas de terreGos para cultiyo de frutos
res. Esta cercada po- Saliente, Sud Ponients con
mayas palizadas. Tene casa de MADEIRA, comodas y
espaciosas habitaciones sufcente alnacen para
futos tedos los utensios necesarios para abranza.
Para informes driiirse don Felipe Ramirez Qai-
noens en- San German don Gustavo Ramirez en-
GuAnica. ~
Costa, Novismbre 90 de 1885. 16-ll
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@ III A r A D A

PrGns0 letra consoDante;
quien deba, ,pr1merG tres
pTfnaG cu0rtG 10 que en- casa
de Pedro Llibre compr6is;
SegMradG pf GBaeTG tiene
el granite; claro es ..
que una catdrtG con loTGnerG
q vistas 10 ha de ofrecer;
segM4adG cIatrO, y no veo, &.
no una veg. dque? mas de Glen.
De que TN tod0 me recoja
ell SeaOr me libre amen. .
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aERONINC zERsl, CORRIDOR DE

aeRONINO zERRl, CORRIDOR DE
COM EKCID = Agents d. negocios, items
sstablacida su oficina calle de la Fortaleza
ndmero 19, de esta ciudad. Z.
Un viejo tutor tiene una pupila muy
guapa; pero tan faca, que no gusta ma
die y no hay esperanto de caearla.
' Dele usted belladona-le dice el doc
tor.
-lY la hara engordar?
-Si, sehor; Ia belladona tiene la pro-
piedad de dilatar Ia pupila.
DR.. 4. A. PONrE E RlJO.-O1RU=
JANOS DENTISTAS.--San Justo S1 eS~
luina la rortaleZa san Juan.
Me han dicho que Ruperto GO casa
el dia 90. ~. s..t a:.0 4. *
ST, dentro de tres dias.
Juanito, que acaba de leer la noticia
de una ejecuci6n capital, que ha de verih'
carse, prcgunta: r. r,
Y durante esos tres dias, lie darau
de conner 'todo 10 que pida?
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Soluci6n IL Charada de aver:
FRANCISCO I'LL. ...ss
JULIAN Z, BLANeO Y sOsA.-Agen-
te de Negocsos. de comisiones,
informes y consultas sObre todos los ra-
mos de la administrator, de la Agricultu-
IA, la Industria y el Comercio.-San Juan
puerto Rico), Gale de San Francisco n
S1.-Direcci6n telegrafca BIGncos0. P.
~a JOSE 7, 8tLVA.-TETUAN 37.---Gi
~ tamb6n cable sobre todas las plaxas
EpaHS sus candades pesos
eobre pazas PARTICIPATES Franca Aenana Austria Be
Eea Holanda Dnamarca, Bulgaria Rusia sueoa Noruega
Nuiza Italia Portugal, Rumania Serva TurQula Grecia-L
Argeia Rgipto TdneE-Sobre NewYork Denim
90 Isla de Gaia
ALOS HACENDAD0s.--se vende al
contado y n1uy barato, I'm Sube-canas de 40 pies
procedente de los taleres lie los sefores Nc. Cnis
de Glasgow, embalado ain segin SO recjbi6 E
en- Fajardo. Sc facilita la factura ell plano de mon
tura. l5-lt
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pALAcIOs Yca-Cruz 8. s. JuanP R

PALACIOS YC." Cruz 8 s. Juan P. R
rro, Lozas de marmoi para mesas y pisos, Ladrios
de fuego, .Rodapies, Cemento Portland Corona. -
Cal hdradliea, Yeso, Banos, fregaderos peldanos
galvanizado, acanalados lzos para cobjas forros
Cavos, Tornillos. Cumbreras Canales baldes, Alqu
Planchas de cobre, Remos, Iona, Loneta Pnturas en-
aceite Blanco zinc, Dos Leones Iegtimo, Acete
oxido metaico Inodorog patente Papel espanol blan
CO, rayado y de estracia.= Cigarrlos de LA Cruz
ROja" ola Carolina " 10 ]
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Garanizarnos la composition
Adernas dc abonos
ddo@
catalo0Os
didos ddrrse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

ten miles north, many cattle were seen,
some horses and a few hogs. grazing on
magnificent soil. freighted with abun-
dance OF grass. Here. too, the farmers
and stockmen are expressing a need OF
rain.
At Huffman the collector and rear
guard, met with Messrs. ID. f. Smith, j.
d. Dunis and Levi Dunks. with whom
the party enjoyed a fine dinner. the handi-
work OF Miss Dunks. tho latter gentle-
mans daughter. This Is the neighborhood
where resides County Commissioner
Howard Dunks, W. II. Wells, David Nc
Fadden the Singletons and others.
whose names are familiar to Houston ofii-
GERS and business men. II is grand
community. which supports and enjoys a
good school and two churches.
From HUFFMAN the caravan crossed the
country to Houston. thirty miles, travers-
ing the San Jaclnto timber. Dunman's
prairie. Hairs and GREEN'S bayou coun-
try and Cross Tlmbers. Water at the
ford of the San Jacnto river was hub
deep. Farmers were improving fences
and erecting new buildings along the
route. Drinking water was plentiful and
tasteful. Tho farms look prosperous and
the pralries have many fine cattle, sheep
and goats scattered over them, the lat
ter two being fine droves, the first seen
on the trip. The roads were dusty. a
few small bridges need repairs. After
n week among Harris county people COL
lector Curtin and party arrived home on
Saturday night. not overburdened with
cash. but feeling simply lovely and buoy
ant from the experience and good treat
ment received at the hands Of the neigh
bors In the country towns and far dis
tant precincts.
Next week will he passed among the
citizens in the northern part Of the couu-
ty, westneld. Cline. Spring, Hockey and
other points.
ono other fact may be mentioned. A
colored man. Dave Mcfarland. at Hun
man. was the only colored taxpayer who
got n receipt on the trip. He is an Old
slave and pays on sixty-seven acres and
soma live stock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Clarendon. October G-Three inches OF
rainfall here last night and today.
Granger. October 4-Constaut rains
have fallen here for the past twelve
hours
Killeen, October Sit hns ralnei here a
great deal this fall. damaging cotton
greatly.
Giddines. October 5.--A good rain fen
here yesterday. but not enough 10 do any
good In the way OF making stock water.
Round Rock. October alt has been
raining slowly for eight or ten hours
Enough has fallen to make STOCK water
In the pastures.
IIutto, October i.-Rain has boen stead
lily falling for tho past night ard morn
ing and Ia still coming down, which In
sures water for all purposes.
Caldwell, October IA slow. steady
rain fell here all day yesterday, soaking
the ground thoroughly. but putting very
little water In the creeks Stock water
is badly needed.
Moscow, October 4--The cool wave hns
pussed of and II Is hot GeMn, but SIN
10 rain. Tho drouth is beginning 20 be
distressing, stock water getting scarce
and many wells getting low.
Crosby October 4--The weather has
been quite cool for the past few dsys,
cover at night, and It is to he hoped that
Il will not be SO warm again this season
as the heat has been very oppressive all
last month,
Meridian, October L--Tho rains hnv,
missed Bryan almost entirely, greatly
to the detrimont OF the stock raising IN
forest OF this section, but the continued
dry weather has te-n productive II Il oJ
in other directions. More hay has b ct
! trF, nd hoiIaah uI
season than in many years previous Corr
| is offersd on tho streets at ~ oents pei
| bushel.
| Wharton, October 4--The weather ha,
moderated and II Is quite warm today
4 Rain is needed Cotton is coming in llvel,
| and the gins are working TIL late houl
every night. Carloads OF hay arrive al
most daily from FL Campo. and hnd {
ready market. Sweet pota'o cs sell for 4
cents a bushel and are delicious, but no
| plentiful. Sugar cane Is doing well. bu
| ia not good ripe yet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08


Arson, Texas october 1.-THE cotton
crop ia being gathered and marketed very
rapidly here. Farmera are showing very
little disposition to hold thor cotton for
higher pticea, Agricultural and stock
raising interests arc on the boom. Crops
are fine. Corn, potatoes. pumpkins, ker-
shnws ana pie melons IN almost super
abundance More sorghum. milo maize
and other forage crope than can be
hui,dlcd. Cotton 10 turning out Well Though
the acreage Is not 30 large Us Inst year.
The prairics are covered with fine grass.
nicely cured FOR winter grazing Eight
cent cotton makes tho farmers smile. The
people arc cOntentod ana happy.
Tho citizens OF this place are taking
considerable intereat IN immigration, The
Jenes County Immigration association has
been organized and i've Thousand cnn,eH
OF n pamphlet setting forth tho hdvan-
tnges aud resources VI the county aaNO
been printed for distribution In the enst-
ern portion Of this State and In tho older
States.
The citizens OF this county are q moral.
law ABIDING people and desire good claps
OF immigration. They are delighted with
the result OF the special sesaon OF tho
legislature in stopping the prize fight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

Miss Carrie Kendall. second prize Miss
Annie y. Haddcn.
Best specimen needle work-Mrs. w l..
Robinson.
specimen hand sowing-Miss Dora Hole
kamp.
Drawn or lace work-First prize Mlss
Ella Rooster. second prize Miss Vaieska
Diotert.
Fancy marking on lincn-Niiss u. iloitz.
Calico dress cut and made by girl under
10 years-Flrst prize ida Hendricks. sec
ond prize Myrtle Stephenson.
Fancy work by girl under 10 ycars-Fifst
prize Miss Myrta Schrnelter. second prize
Miss Clara iIerzog.
Rest dressed doll by girl under io-Atlss
Eva Aiild.
General Purpose Cattle
Best bun, years old and over--Flrst
prize II. ]. Holman. second prize w. ID. c..
Burney.
Best 2-ysnr-old hull-First prize Stone
leigh ranch. second prize II, J. Hclnan.
Best COW. years and over--First prize
". J. Holman. second prize Stoneleigh
ranch.
Best heller. years old-J. l.. Loigh.
Best heifer. i-year-old-l'irst prize II.
]. Heinnn. second prize ], L. LEIGH.
Best lady driver-First prize Mrs. II. ].
Davis second prize Miss Maud sploer.
Lady who harnessed horse and drove
round track In quickest tlme-First prize
Miss Ellen Welborn. second prize Mrs.
S. H. Davis
Tho premiums for tho art department
Will be awarded on Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
SHERIFF BADLY WOUNDED.
Mesicans May be Warned to Move
Out in Consequence.
TIE JETTy WORK AT ARKANSAS PASS


Kennedy. Texas October TIL, e, Tom.
deputy therin at this place. was SCOT
twice by q Mexican named Jose Cierra.
alias Marcos Iamara, last night. Tho
Mexican was drinking and was RIDING
through town and commenced shooting.
Deputy Sheriff Tom. on hearing the shots.
gave chase and overlook the Mexican
about half ulle from town. When lie
called the Mexiean 10 halt he commenced
shooting at Mr. Tom. Mr., Tom had q
Winchester. but 1t hung IRE the first time
and he only shot at the Mexican onro
before he received two severe wounds In
the right side: one bullet passed through
the noshy part OF the right sido under
his arm. the other passed through his
right lung and came out close 70 the back
bone. Medical assistance was called with
all haste aud strong hopes are entertained
for his recovery, although his wounds are
bad.
Several posses are out securing The
country and the shcrins OF the surround
ing counties have been notified. The Mex
lean was riding Il roam horse. branded q
ON thigh. Dick Alexander and Fisnor
Martin were with Mr.. Tom when he was
shot and fred several shnts ut the Next
can, but on account Of the darkness and
shadows Of trees they fllcd TO hit him.
a great deal OF excitement was caused
by the shooting and the citizens nrc talk
ing OF telline the McNicans TO move out,
az this ~ the second one OF our citizens
TO get shot down inside OF two months by
MeSicans, At this writing Mr.. Tom II
resting as well as ran he expected under
the painful circumstances
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
ROCKFORD LOCALS.
Summer visitors WIN he Succeeded
by Northern spprtsmcn,


by Northern Sru.fsmcn,
RoclSport, Texas october 6.--About
$1,000 worth OF town lots changed banda
here yesterday and there is some inquiry
for acreage.
Mayor Sheldon Is IN receipt OF letter
from n party OF Northern men who went
TO Florida 10 ish for tarpon. They found
themselves IN the wrong waters to catch
tarpon and have quit in disgust and are
coming TO Rockport, whore tarpon do
most abound" Ducks ana geose arc COM
ing quite freely and Northern sportsmen
will not be far behind them.
Mr. u. q. Holden returned yesterday
from Tampico, Mexico. after successful
summer at the turtle canning business.
The improvident methods OF fishermen
and the catching Of cow turtle along the
Mexican coast In the laying season have
rendered that animal quite scarce hence
Mr.. Holden removed his canning plant
to Tamplco last spring.
The people here are delighted over the
Brown Bros. offer Of S25 100 for tho great
deep water convention or exposition of
1895 II the signs Of the times are not
deceptive. this seotlfN OF the coast coun-
try viii be able to supplement their offer
with as much more within the next eigh-
teen months
Tho summer visitors have pretty much
MI flown and the hotel men are preparing
for winter sportsmen.
County court begins Monday with a
rather Light docket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

SeEuin. Texas. October G.--The match
race between "Brown" Of heguIn aud
"Capote" OF the lower part Of Guada-
lupe county. took place Saturday at tho
fair grounds Brown" won Tho quar-
ter was run In twenty-four Eeconus. Eff
teen hundred changed hands and thous-
and people entered the gates.
Jamie Fennell has won the prize offered
by the seguin Enterprise for the best
essuyest In the county under 10 years OF
age. Tho competition was keen ind
created considerable interest,
Trustee Neal OF Walter Forko. tho NOR
chant who recently failed. has advertised
the stock In lump. valued at $500. to tho
highest bidder for cash.
Accommodation for thousands Of Wis
itors to the fair have about been salts
fnotorly arranged by the committee OF
public comfort. An this fair since tho
failure OF san Antonio to hold one IL the
recognized big Southwest Texas display.
the city viii be flooded during tho nth.
18th and 18Th OF October.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

Rockport, Texas. October 6,-work Mt
the Aranfes bar is progressing most ia
Yorably. though for several days past the
seas have been too high for tho bargeS
TO venture out.
Eighteen hundred feet OF foundation
have been laid and Its effect on the bar 10
already percoptible,
Tho "sap" ia delivering stone rapidly
md the now wharf built for t.nt com
rany IL now pretty well full OF cars OF
stone. The stone comes from Muldoon and
Is said to DO all that Ia desired as to
quality.
The tIdes are fuller now than they
have been In two years. except during
the August gale. By tho way. Galveston
always measures the water on Its bar
during these phenomenal tides and then
goes into r1ptures over the Increased
depth OF water" The attention OF the
public has been called to this fact before.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
CIVIC SOCIETIES.


Palestine. Texas, October "A council
of the National Fraternal union, which
has it's headquarters IN Cincinnati. Ohio.
was organized here last night with forty
seven charter members. Its officers elect
ed arc: Martin Hlnzie. Junior past presi-
dent; John A. Miller, president: W. f.
Wilson, vice president; 2. a. McReynolds.
financial accountant. G. N. Garner, ST..
adjuster; j. NJ, Mccoy. prelate; d. @.
Deming chronieler; Joe Tanahill. herald
f. NJ Ward, sentinel: Charles Moore.
picket; II. II. Link, medical examiner;
trustees. r. E. Goodson, ]. Il. Mccoy and
II. II. Link. They christened II Palestine
council, No. 49, The organizers were L.
A. subers, w r. Hin and d. T.. Hodson
Of Houston and W. w. Taylor and J. ].
Lowry of Palestine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

Corpus Christi, Texas, October Gifts
simmons failed 10 return from his hunt
ing trip In time to give al exhibition to-
day. consequently several hundred peo-
plo were disappointed. He returned this
evening loaded down with game and was
delighted with his trip.
: Tho interview with corbett In the papers
while IN New Orleans caused deep
smile 10 come over Fltz's mug. lie said
tho talk OF Corbett about tho attached
stake money IL an evidence that Corbett
docs not want TO meet him, "but I'll meet
him and make quick work OF him"
Manager Julian IL on his way TO Dallas
TO meet Stuart and Brady to mnko ar
rangements for pulling on the hght.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

Leggott. Texas. october 5.-'rhe Confed-
crate Veterans CT the Ike Turner Camp,
Polk county met In regular session here
today. with a good attendance. Captain
Williams called the meeting TO order and
prompt dlspRtch OF business was made,
after which an adjournment being in or
der. they adjourned to meet next at Liv-
ingston the FIRST Saturday In January.
1Sg.
The veterans and all visiting friends
we're then called to dinner, whore had
been spread an elegant and abundant din-
ner. prepared by our people and friends
OF the veterans. All who have been heard
10 express themselves are loud in saying
that Leggett did them honor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
woodmcn or thc worId.

Devlne, Texas. October "A camp Of
the woodmen OF the World has been os-
tabllshed here and the following officers
elected and installed:
Consul commander. J. A. whitfield: I'd
wiser lieutenant, G. A. Sohloy; banker, q.
II. Briscoe; clerk. l.. N. Brann; escort.
]. A. Crawford; Waterman. r. q. Tllleyi
sentry, X. o. Perkins; camp physician.
j. r. Evans, NJ. ID. The camp meets the
second and fourth Tuesday nights at
Knights OF Honor hall Visiting sover-
eigns are invited to attend the meetings
Of the camD,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

different ages Of the cream different
made 10 separate these flavor products.
The time may come when We Will call
upon our grocer for butter Of this or
that flavor, as we now call on orr cook
for cake. Favored with lemon or rose,
with vanilla or almond. This Is an age
Of great expectations.
DR.. Mary C. Wright.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

Sweet Home, Texas. October A ledge
OF the order OF Pendo was organized here
last night by Special Deputy Organizer
J. ~. Clark OF Yoakum with the following
officers. Jshn T. Hicks, past councillor;
]. c. Koerth. worthy councillor: II. W.
Easterllng, vice councillor; l.. ID. Hop
kins. secretary: J. N. Richardson. treas
urer: David Hicks. chaplain; william @.
IIisiop. guide: d. II. Reed, warden; Col
umbus Franks. sentinel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

Remedy. Texas, October G.-coionci w
G.. Butler. much respected citizen. met
With a painful accident last night About
six weeks ago he fell from his horse and
broke his leg. II was about well. wher
last night he slipped ard broke " over
in the same place. The leg was set bi
Dra. Orr and DALEY AMI at this time b
Is resting easy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-12-07
STATE NEWS.

Moundsville now shelters $40 con-
victs.
Buckhannon' NJ. E. revival was
very successful.
Oilspeculation in Monongalia Coun-
ty is increasing daily.
The Morgantown Post handled the
meeting of the Grand Lodge. /. o. O.
F., in great shape.
Rev Sam Small will commence a
series OF revival meetings in the NJ.
E. church at Clarksburg on Dec. s.
Bicyclers at Morgantown have to
keep off the sidewalks now Council
has passed an ordinance to that effect
A Grafton special says: Although
Senator Thomas E. Davis is generally
regarded as a full-fedged candidate
for Governor, it can be stated on the
best authority that he has not yet
made up his mind to enter the race. :"
Petitions are being circulated in
Morgantown and along the Mononga-
hela River asking Congress to free the
river and give the people ofthe valley
the same free privileges that are en-
joyed by the citizens of the Kanawha
Valley.