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Evening star., 1895-04-27
The MOhairs.

THE REST OF THESE SIIK-LIKE, WEAR-RE
SISTING FABRICS IN NAVY, GOLDEN BROWN,
CREAM AND BLACK. SOC, soc, Csc, 75c, 81 AND
S125 YARD. QUALITIES FOR THE PRICES
GUARANTEED BETTER THAN IN NEW YORK
OR ELSEWHERE. -. THIS ASSERTION l.
BASED ON THE BUYERS REMARKS:
'I first visited the leading retail stores in New
York, ind soon learned that mOhairs were really
the rage. Il can truthfuly state that less
than New York retail prices will be asked"
Evening star., 1895-04-27

Clark. r. NJ. Mckee,
H. Piayter and Geo.
c. Johnston, who rem
dered "B e a u t / f u !
Bells. The o t h e r
numbers of the pro-
gram were songs by
the NJ e TT po | itan
Church choir, Mr.. R.
B. Bond, Miss Marie
NJ. BrabinS, Mr.. ]. E.
Taylor and Mr.. J. H.
|Cathell, and a recita-
ton by Grand Ward
en- Jones. all of which
proved highly enjoy
able. During the rem
dition of the program
-&;- ,-a- kAII
Evening star., 1895-04-27

by the grand officers, and at its conclusion
refreshments were served. Then the floor
was given UP to dancing Altogether the
affair was one of the most successful In
the history of the order.
The celebration was arranged by COM
mittee comprising Messrs. Bennett. Rich
Evening star., 1895-04-27


guests of honor were:
Grand Master Theo-
dore Mead. Deputy
Grand Master Rich
ard H. Sorrell. Grand
Warden Thomas J.
Jones, Grand Secre-
tary Willia a m r.
Hunt, Grand Treas
urer John A. B. Es-
pey. Grand Repre-
sentatives Frederick
A. Stier and William
p. Allan of the Grand
Lodge. and George
w. Uline, grand pa,
triarch; d. w. Keck,
Evening star., 1895-04-27

THE COSMOPOLITAN FASHION SHEET FOR
MAY CAN BE YOURS FOR THE ASKING. La
DIES WHO HAVE USED THESE PATTERNS
PRONOUNCE THEM THE EQUAL OF ANY ON
THE MARKET TO MORE THOROUGHLY IN
TRODUCE THEM WELL. SELL 25, 80, IS and 4Oc.
PATTERNS AT 1Oc EACH.
Evening star., 1895-04-27
A Veteran specurater Dcad.

Veteran Specukntor Dead.
Nathaniel 8. Jones. the veteran specu-
lator. known in every wheat mart of the
country as Nat Jones' one of the big
nesday night, after lingering several weeks
in state of paralysis.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

I'm order that headquarters for n611airs be
definitely established at the Palais Royal a
special visit for extra supplies was made this
week to the wholesale markets. The results
are surprising--not only have rAohairs been
secured, but other fabrics captured at prices
that will make this G street corner the Dress
Goods Bargain Spot of Washington; for the
coming week. at least.
Evening star., 1895-04-27
BORN.

HARDING. On April &C. 1895, at 7:45 p.m., to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Harding. u son.
Evening star., 1895-04-27
Fire Mt Lebanon. Pm.

Lebanon. Pa. was visited by a disas-
trous fire Wednesday. entailing loss OF
over 100000. The flames broke out in the
boiler house Of the Reinoehl Lumber Com
pany Several neighboring buildings were
Evening star., 1895-04-27
A Silk Occasion.
40c.
For z5c. India Silks.

27-nch Printed India Silks in great variety OF
styles-light and dark grounds, worth Toe, but
as long they last the price will be 4Sc yard.
25c.
Yard for 2O-inch White Habutai Silk, quality
never before offered for less than 39c.
20c.
Yard for choice of 100 beautiful styles OF katki
Wash Silks-stripes and checks.
3OCe
Instead of Soc yard for the 27.inch Swivel Silks
or the 20-inca Goffre Crepe Silks, suitable for
waists in all the fashionable shades.
40c.
Yard for Check Taffeta Silks quality that is ad-
yertised by the so-called "cheap stores" for 59c.
69c. yard for Check Tafreta Silks worth s5c.
,75c. yard for Novelty Taffeta Silks worth 81.
SOC. yard for White Japanese Silks worth 6Oc.
Toe. Black Surah Silk, 24-nch for 59c.
81 Black Surah Silk 24-inch, for 79c.
Evening star., 1895-04-27
Special No. 3.

Csc YD. FOR SUPERIOR QUALITY PLAIN Mo-
HAIRS. IN NAVY. GOLDEN BROWN. CREAM
AND BIACK-yHE QUALITY SOLD FOR 75c
THREE DAYS SINCE IN NEW YORK'S LEADING
DRY GOODS PALACES
Evening star., 1895-04-27
The New L l.aceS. S..n.

THE BUYER" FOR THIS DEpARTMEST AN
NoUNCEs A PURCHASE Of A COMBINATION
LOT, CONSISTING OF Gl42s PIECES WORTH
FROM SOC TO, $3.50 A YARDg TO BE OFFERED
IN TWO LOTS AT 25c AND 49c I'D. FOR
1.-the aIThe late PURCHASE 1Df rDlnt vcnire Laecs
caused bargains 25c and 49c yd, that have been
quoted the hest of the season. When It Is writ
ten that the ne:s lots are in greater variety anu
more beautiful effects, ar idea of Mondays bar
gains is CLEANED.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

Use
SHAKER DIGESTIVE CORDIAL.
Does not cure all diseases, but 1t will cure
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. AL druggists.
0h27-w ,th, s,m1y
Evening star., 1895-04-27
Special No. L.

THE 4o-INCH BLACK FIGURED MOHAIRs AT
SOC YARD-THE QUALITY SELLING FOR soc
YARD ONLY LAST WEDNESDAY IN THE LEAD
ING SIXTH AVENUE STORES OF NEW YORK.
Evening star., 1895-04-27
The Fancy Silks.

Inn u e1AASey oAAHN0e
$3.50 INSTEAD OF s1.75 YARD FOR THE MOST
CHARMING OF DRESDEN TAFFETA SILKS
WHITE CREAM. CIEL BLUE PINK AND NILE
GROUNDS, On WHICH ARE SPRINKLED TINY
BUNCIIES OF ROSES; so TRUE TO NATURE
THAT 1T SEEMS AS If THEY COULD BE
| SHAKEN OFF.
ST.
YARD FOR TWENTY-FOUR NEW AND REAUTI-
FUL EFFECTS, IN CHENE, DRESDEN AND
SATIN STRIPE SILkS:-TIIE SIZE QUALITY, AS
SEEN IN MOST EXPENSIVE OF WAISTS.
soc
FOR THE ERSTWHILE 75c ENGLISH TAFFETA
SIIKS:-FANCY STRIPES ON LIGHT AND DARK
GROUNDS.
A9c
FOR THE CHECK TAFFETA SILKS THAT ARE
SCARCE AT THE PREVAILING PRICE-59c YD.
Evening star., 1895-04-27
The New Ribbons.

19c yd for choice OF 123 pieces, consisting Of 3
and 3ls-inch wide Fancy Ribbons In latest styles
and shades for millinery and dress trimming.
45 pieces Of Black Moire Silk Ribbon, ) and 3sa-
inch AL at Zoe q yard.
Evening star., 1895-04-27
Special No. 2.

THE 5O-INCH BLACK FIGURED MoHAIRs AT
125 YARD. go. NEW YORK PRICE Is S1.4s.
Evening star., 1895-04-27
Scotch ''Lappets. :"

THE TEUToNIc VERSION OF THE GALLO
oRGANDY " THE TWO FABRICS ARE MUCH
ALIKE, WITH THE CHANCES THAT THE
SCOTCH Is - HARACTERISTICALLY - MORE
DURABLE. 80. BOTH HERE FOR YOUR COM
rARIsON. 49,. 100 NEW PIECES FRENCH Or
CANDIES, IN LATEST, BEST AND SCARCEST
DESIGNS AND COLORS. AT 37hc YARD. no
PIECES IAPPETS AT 25c YARD. NOTE
THAT THE LAST MENTIONED FABRICS WERE
SELLING ON WEDNESDAY IN NEW YORK'S
.DON TON - STORE-AT Ace YARD. ..... THE
FACT AND DETAILS WILL BE FURNISHED BY
OUR "BUYER"-IF. YOU ASK.
Evening star., 1895-04-27
t he Wanted PliSst

For the first time this sk-like crinkly favorite
is offered at less than 25c yard. Here Monday at
only 15c yard in all the desirable shades, inelud
ing ciel blue, pink. Nile. gray, lavender. d.
THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS QUOTES THIS
FABRIC In ITS '.WOMAN'S PAGE AS FOL-
LOWSi .. '.-...s7. ..fi -,.-
Fancy waists may be made of this brilliant
colored lovely crepel cotton goods. when collar
Of silk satin to match. Is added. II wide
satin ribbon hangs loosely from the collar to the
belt and handsome bows be set on the shoulders
the general effect will be of a rich silken gar
nent, while the price Will be very different
Evening star., 1895-04-27
johnson
and
Q1uttreQl. |
@rzH3 Market Space.

This Should
Be interesting reading for
women of cultivated taste
and good Judgment, who
find it to their interest to
study true economy i'm BUY
ing Dry Goods.
A Silk Occasion.
WE MEAN TO MAKE MONDAY MEMORABLE
IN THE HISTORY OF SILK RETAILING. WE'VE
THE GOODS TO DO IT. WE'VE THE NERVE TO
DO IT. IF YOU KNOW SILK VALUES A
GLANCE WILL TELL YOU HOW ASTONISHING
THESE ARE.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

Moses Corner.
Hot-weather Things.
Melted Prices.
Evening star., 1895-04-27

MEMS STORE, 1907 E ST. ap27-76d
Evening star., 1895-04-27
Black Crep0ms
At Reduced Prices.

1.23 Black Crepons, 42-inch. now 9sc.
$1.5O Black CrepOns. 44-inch, now 81 1.19.
$50 silk and Wool Crepons, 46-inch, now 81. .8S.
$275 silk and Wool Crepons. 4S-nch now $3.50.
soc. AlI-wool Black Henrietta, next week 29c.
5Oc. Storm Serge, 46-inch, next week 39c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
COM M ERClAL.
CAMERON FAILURE.

Cameron, Tex. Dec. 2s, (special.l--Yes-
terday evening c. a. Pitts, dry goods
and grocery merchant filed decd
OF trust, naming II. II. Stedman trustee.
Glass A-sam Streetman. Cameron,
$500: Mrs. Ella McIver Cameron sSOO;c.
4. McIver, Cameron. $500; Miss NJ. A..
McIver, Sanfo d. n. c., SLIPS; state OF
Texas. 5000; First National bank. Cam
eron, $1,000; George s Turner. Canl-
eron, $685.: II. r, Griffin, Cameron. $1,000;
MS. S. ]. slocomb. ST.. sac; Sam Law.
$50.
Glass B-wear. BOUCHER Dry Goods
Co, st. Louis, $780,; C. II. Gardner x
Co, 1897; W. A. Orr Shoe Company,
$40: Temple Grocery Co., $500: Goldman,
Thurnauer & Co, Cincinnati, O.. 1880
Total p eferred. slo,S0i.
The assets are approximatod AZ NO.-
900, but II Is thought they VIII fall
much less than that amount. No In
ventory has yet been made. Pitts has
been In business for several years, and
succeeded his broiher-ln-law. b. j; Nc
Iver. Bad collections is assigned for
the cause OF the failure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

brewster. Cromwell, Broslus, Brown,
Hun, Burton tohio). Calderhead, Cam
non, Chickerlng, Clark lMoD, Codding,
Colin. Connolly. Cook uilD Cooper
tWiH), Corliss. Cousins, Curtis Cowa),
Curtis IN. W, Dalzell. Daniels. Dayton.
Dingiey. Doiliver Dovenor. Draper.
Evans. Falrchild. Faris, Fenton. Fish
err, FlnHcher. Footc. Foss. Fowler, Gam
bic. Gardiner, GibsoD. Gillntt IN. ".
Giliett tMass.). grimm. Grlswold. Gross
venor. Grow. Hndley. Hager lfalnor.
HalIerman. Haniey, Hardy. }iArmor.
Hatch. Heatwole. Heiner u'aJ, Hem
menwny, Henderson,. Henry UndJ,
Hicks, Hill. HIT. Hooker, Hopkins.
Howe. Howell. Hubbard, Hun. Hulick.
Huiing, Hull, Hunter. Hurley, Hutche-
son. Jenkins, Johnson Und). Johnson
IN. D., 10y. iSiefer. Knox, Kuip. Lacey.
Lefeyrc. Leighty, Leinsengeren. Leon
ard. Lewis. Lorimer. Loudenslager.
Low. Mnhaney. Mahon. Mccall tMass).
Mccienry. Mclcwan. MeIklejohn, Meyer.
Miller wv. va), Milllken, Mines.
Miner (Wis). Moody, Moaeiy. North
lips. Pitney. Poole. Pugh, Quigg. Rey-
burn, Royce. Russell. Scranton, Shnn-
non, Sherman, simpkins. Smith dLiiD.
Southland, Southwick, spaldlng. Spcrry.
Stable, Steele. Stewart IN. ~. stewart
fwis). c. w. stone. Strobe, Strong.
Iaft, IhWney. IHtlof, iouliiNs Ih'tss
Troloar. updegrnff. Van voofhls. Wads-
worth, Waller Wagner. Warner. Wat
son und). Watson tohiol, WellinGton,
white, WILDER. willis. Wilson IN. ~.
woodmnn. Wright.
Nays i3s-Abbott, Aitken. Bailey.
Baker USan). Baker IN. H). Bankhend.
Hartman. Bartlett (oa.), Bartlett IN.
", Beach, Bell tColo). Bell trex.),
BLACK (Ga,) Bowers. Frederick. Buck.
Burrell, Burton tMiss). catchinss.
clardy, Clark down.. Clark tAla-).
Cobb tAin.). Cobb thfo). colnon. Coop
er firlu), Cooper (Tex). Cowen. Cox,
Grain, Crisp, Crowley, cuiberson. Cum
mings, Curtis tKnn). Danforth, Dear
mond, Denny. Dewitt. Dinrmore. Dock
cry, Dooiitile, Downing. Eddy. Elliott,
Elicit. Ellis. Erdman. clifford, Harris,
Hart. Hartman. Hendrick, Hermann.
Hiiburn. Hyde. johnson tcai). Jones,
KEN, Kendall Kerr. Kirkpntrick, Kyle.
Iatimer. Lawson. Lester. Linney. Liv-
Ingston. Long. Louud. Maddox, MARSH.
Mccall (Tenn.) Mcclellan, McCiure'
Mccreary. Mccuiloch, McDearmon. NC
Kenny. Mclaughlin. McLaurin. Me-
MiIlat,, Meredith, Myers. Miller f<anl.
Miner IN. ". Mondcil. Murphy, Nell.
Newiands. Otey. Ovens, Patterson.
pearson, pendloton, pickler. Price,
Prince. Reeves. Richardson, Robbins.
Russell fGn.), sayres. Settle. shnfroth,
shufford. Skinner. Shower. Sorg. fpen-
cer. stokes, strait stowei. Hulzer.
Swanson, Tarsney. Tate. Terry, Townc.
Tucker, Turner (Gn.). Turner va1,
TYLER Underwood. Walker Wal, Walsh.
Washington. Wheeler. Williams. WIZ
non 0nd). wilson fOhic). Wilson sc,
woodward. Yoakuni. Miles ana Wood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
E. b. BALDWIN ARRESTED.
Presented Check at Bank to be
Cashed.

Paris, Tex, Dec 2s.-(Speclal)-Y's.
terday afternoon n young man called
at the First National bank and asked
for some blank checks, which were
given him. He went away but return
ed with one filled out for $40, with the
name OF C. $. Mcfarland signed to H.
The bank refused to honor Il. lie
again left. In the meantime MI Nc.
Reynolds, cashier OF the bank, followed
and Informed Policeman Bryant OF
what had been done. The officer arrest
ed the man. He denied having me
check. but when searched was
found In his pocket. HIS name
turned out to be II. B. Bald
win. and his home In Ladonia
lie had an examining trial before JUS
tlce Dickson. who committed MN "
IAN i'm default of bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Ennis, Tex, Dec. 2s.--tspecial)-E.
A. Beyett. one OF the leading mer-.
chants of this city. made deed OF
trust last night at $50 o'clock. making
s T.. Watson trustee, TO secure the
following creditors In the order named:
Glass A-7John sper, clerk hire. H2O'
John sper note. sl2s.5o; Sanger Bros.
Dallas. ai0e "a: r. s. Cocker. note,
SIS. Ennis National bank. three notes,
$500; Ennis National bank. account.
$3.50: John Beyett Bros. notes, t2OoO;
John Beyett Bros, notes, sluVo. Class
R-The Martin Brown company. Fort
Worth, ss07. SO: CHASER Bros, st. Louis.
ss7s.l6. The total amount, OF Indebted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
Tho Rarter-Lows Dry Goods Co,
Come to Our Party.

Christmas Is over the uinnsr eaten and every hap.
ply. We have had big trade and find on looking
the stock that have lois OF odds and ends the scraps
and bones OF the feast we going to give bone
picking party and invite every to and help
clear away the scraps Their is enough for ALL II
turkey was tempting land we are told that was) the
bones will melt in your mouth In most turkeys there is
only wshbone, had lots OF tn am and luck goes
with each, We want you to gstona Don'tssni regr.ts
shall expect you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

New York. Dec. 2s.-Evening Posts
financial cablegram: London-The stock
markets here continue good except foi
American securities, which are WEI WEI
below the parity all day and dull; Inc
Times money article states that hotns'
child declines 10 take part at present
in any United States loan.
Paris-The bourse WINS dull today
RerlIn.-The market was STEADY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Sulphur Springs. Tex. Dec. 2s.-
(speclal- this morning at o'clock
ruined the stock OF general merchan-
disc belong to II. Fetch on Main
street, and the building. brick. was
damaged to the amount OF 5000. Insur-
anee ON stock 1000 on building 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

I.ampasas. Tex. Dec. s.-tSpecial)
AT I0l5 last night the gin OF J. A.
Mealer. corner Firth and blackberry
streets. was destroyed by fire, BY hard
work the fire company confined the FIRE
10 the burning building. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from the care
less handling OF fireworks. The insur-
nnce on the building was small.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
A CORRECTION.

Athens. Tex. Dec. as.--(speciai)-T
Gazette correspondent was In error in
reporting the failure OF j. ], Richard
son OF this place In stating TINT his
liabilities were sl7.b00 instead of Sli 800.
which was the real amount, The books
the assets. but should have been by
your correspoudcnt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

San Augustine. Tex. Dec. &.-tSpec-
ial)-Arthur Polk, a young negro iiv-
Ing six miles aouth OF here. was asrns-
sinated last night by unknown parties,
who set the cabin on fire to hide their
work. Folks body was consumed with
the exception OF the trunk. which pre-.
scented n eickening sight. The sheriff
and posse have started In pursuit OF q
negro suspected OF the crime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
THE BEEvILLE FAIR.
|'sss Won There During the Second
Day.

Day.
peevllie, Tex. Dec. 2s.-(SpeciaD--
'ne second day OF the Midwinter
me prizes. gold medal for the
graceful horseback rider and So
ne most graceful horse. were won
Mss Stella Smith and her horse.
my Jim. Betsy Gray won the one
~ bicycle race In lls.
Sv,nela beat Red, Cox and Bett'e
uma'ee.eighths mile running heat.
sSSn,Vningham. bicyclist. beat o'Reiliy.
morse. one mile heat.
slass bicycle race. half mile,
S'apleton won first and G.. Nj
-s'i' second prizes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
NIL SHOE COMPANY AssIo Ms.

Dallas. Tex. Dec. 2s.---tspecialJ 1.-The
HIN Shoe company. In business at S22
Elm street, made a general assignment
today. transferring 10 A. ]. knight, as
assignee. their stock OF shoes FOR the
benefit OF such credi'o q as are willing
to accept. The creditors are nil East
ern shoe houses, except John Myers,
of st. Louis. Liabilities, $4,000; assets
estimated at $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
a MERCHANT AssIeNs.

Bonita, Tex, Dec. s.-tspecial)-wil.
liam s. Dean, a general merchandise
me chant of this place, made an as
signment yesterday. q, II. McAdams.
assignee: LEVIN Bros. md NJ, Kahn of
Gainesville. preferred creditors, Linbil-
tiles obout $1,000; assets about $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
MRS. JENKINS IS FOUND DEAD.
supposed That She was Murdered or
Committed suicide.

plum Tex, Dec. es.-CspecialD.The
wife Of Mr.. J. ]. jenkins. VINO iives
about six miles from here, was "nnu
late mis- evening about two miles IRON,
home shot through the head. ! 'os
known whether she was niurusls , =
ill.,, III IN her Ian when found. An In
nuest will be held tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
FIRE RECORD.


Iioohiey. Tex. Dec. 2s.--tspeciAl.l-Tho
residence of John Warren together with CON
tents and $1,000 in cash and notes. was totally
destroyed by are last night Total loss,
$500: no Insurance..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Bryan. Tex. Dec. Gs.-tspecial.l-The Spell
hotel. two-story frame building, was burned
early this morning. All the inmates escaped.
Loss. about $500. half insured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
MINERS RESUME WORK
:, 7. Feared That Results May Prove
Serious.

Atola, I. r.. Dec. 2s.-lspeeis M, ~
aceeJe to the wishes Of strikers .s s,',rs
n lyv ,,' yho refused to work are son-
s,darabIv wrought up over me Hna, ~
II Is feared that the result may ~ -
a very serious nature
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
snNArp coMMIrTEEs.
The List WIN BE submitted to the
Senate Monday.

washington. Dec. 2s.-rha Democratic
steering committee OF the senate today
completed the assignment OF minority
members OF the senate committees ana
handrd the llrt to Senator MITCHELL
chairman OF the Republican caucus
committee, The complete list will be
incorporated with the RepNpliean ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
WlSHBoNES,

Handkerchief that have
heen soiled and roughly
handled, hemstitched, printed
border, Tx embroidered and
stain, our 8 and loo goods n
Just to make you glad you W
come TO the party.
A eweeter morsel is this
lot. Sw!ss embroidered and
4colloped handkerchief, em.
nroiJered and hemstitched
printed border aud plain 10 I'm
md l5c goods in this lot ilIl
slightly toiled. ...........
Do YOU appreciate good
hing? or counsel Well h 70
loes Il lady's initial hem
.titohed Handkerchief, guar.
,nteed all linen, they are
worth 10 10 20,. We will
did li Of odds and ends of
10 and 100 goods to this iot
70 make IL swoeter. ...... BAG
Swiss embroidered anil
oemslitched bandkerchiofe,
Japanese eilk embroidered In
'olors and white, were big
ellers nj 10 and 25c, slightly ,o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29

Houston. Tex. Dec. 2s.--tspeciall--Joh A.
Throckmorton aged rs. died tonight.iIe was
n brother OF es-Governor Throckmorton Of
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-29
WISHBONES,


DON'T Fail 10 Us. Oao'
Japanese embroidered scarfs,
tnro Va, table covers, lambreq ,ins
aud Persian table covers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-17
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastOria.

II has been apparent even TO the
casual observer that Mr. J G. II. Jones
the Grocer is q business man and the
public i; not surprised to see that he
is preparing to enlarge his business
and add a wholesale TO his retail de.
partm,nt. lie makes ms propositions
to the trading public in II business
like way and they will uct fail to
arrest the attention of merchants in
this section, those In town rs well as
in the country, We accept this step Of
Mr. Jones as an evidence that Macon
is progressing. and VIC believe the
fact will soon be demonstrated that
Macon is as good a point for Jobbing
house rs any other on the road. Mr..
Jones has the Bcac0n's best wishes tor
his success.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-17
ORDINANCE NO IS.


To Collect street Communication.
See. /. BE it ordained ~ the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen OF the town of Macon
that it be the duty OF the Street Commits
| sioncr to keep on hand Il revised list Of al
who are liable to street duty in the saiJ
town of Macon and that said list be revised
at least once a year and oftener il necessary
and that the same be presented at each reg.
| ular meeting Of the Board for inspection
aud revision, If thought necessary by the
Board
See. .. BE 1t ordained that it shall be. the
duty of the Marshal to summons each week
on or before Wednesday, a certain number
ormen from the said list to appear fol
street duty and that the Marshal also fur
nish each week on the Saturday proceeding
! the date Of summons Il list Of those SO sum.
monsed to appear, said list to sofve as a re.
turn list for the street Commissioner.
Sec. B. Be it tirther ordained thht it shall
be the duty of the Marshal to collect aud re-
ceipt for all money paid into the town treas
uIN lUt SliuCJ Communications NuN that tur
same be collected BY tho month and IN the
same way as set forth in Sec.2. of this ordi'
nance.
Sec 4. Be it further ordained that the
Marshal shall make at each regular meeting
a separate and distinct report Of all such
money collected rs street Communication and
that the street Commissioner also make O
monthly report of hands summoned and
number of hands worked, and street Cam
mutation us collected.
Sec. 8. BE it further ordained that the
occasion being urgent this ordinance take
effect from and after It's passage.
Adopted this August o, 1895.
W. l.. FEArnERsToN, Mayor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-17
Circuit Court.

Court opened last Monday Judge
Terral presiding, with 4 large attcn'
dance OF The people but with II light
docket and all the business civil and
criminal will be probably hc transact-
ed in one week. Mr., Neville, state al
,orucy, has two murder cases TO pros
%secute, but in one. that Of Ell Smith
for killing his father. in-law at Prairie
Point, the defendant pleaded guilty
aud he was sentenced to the pcnesen-
tiary for lie.
Tho trial Of Sam Ford for killing
his wife is now progressing. The fo'-
lowing Is the jury
G.. W. Cunningham, 3. j. .lllen,. JAG
Morgan, j. NJ. Gaines, Jno. Dell, Jos
Brown, j. +. Cadc, j. L. Wilkcrson
j. T. Cook, W, G, Morgen, NJ. r. Love
NJ. q. ByrMo.
Fresh lot Of fancy cakes, cracknel
blscuits aud soiln erackers ust receive