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GLOVES.

At the most cheap glove is N. C., but a good glove at a cheap price is o. K. If you only buy a pair of the Kid Gloves, with wide, stylish embroidery, we are offering at 75c, you will say, ''I am more than pleased with my pur~ chase"
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APRIL SHOWERS

Bring forth May flowers. So the say- ing goes, but they do more; they bring to your very door a $1.5O Umbrella. for $1.00 each; 33 1-S per cent. is a big dis4 count, but it's a fact, nevertheless, when said by us.
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MT. Wipedunks-What's the object of the club you women are getting up? Mrs. Wipedunks learn the art of conversation. MT. Wipedunks--To learn it? Gosh!-Chicago Tribune.
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50 DOZEN

Mems Night Shirts, a dandy, at soc, NO other place can touch them under three-quarters of a dollar.
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COLD IN THE HEAD

Prevented to a certain extent by us- ing our new make of all linen Men 's Handkerchiefs. Just come from Belfast and are only 10c each.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS,

Just two special items out of q, thouI sand equally as good but space pre- vents quoting.
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B. s. JAFFRAY'S

Art Silks in lovely printed effects sS inch wide worth 621Ac, going while they last 29c yard
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200 PIECES

Spring dress goods, latest importa- tions, in fine fancies and plain cloths; bought 25 per cent. under early import prices. These are on sale at 75c, $l,00 and SIPS. Just 25 per cent. less than they could be sold for last month
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BLACK vELoNETTE

For capes, 27 inch, splendid quality, only $1,19 yard.
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DRESS GOODS.

50 pieces all wool. and silk and wool Fancy Spring Dress Goods i'm Tans, Browns, Greens and pretty mixtures. Made to retail at SOC While they last 29o yd.
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

Our sale of Trimmed Hats and Bon nets has been phenomenal. Ladies realize now what it is to buy the latest Paris Hats at half what they used to pay. We are determined to make this department one of the leading ones in our store, by keeping the very latest styles, having no two hats alike and marking them at our small profit system, which increases our business day by day beyond our fondest anticipa- tions.
 Latest hats, beautifully trimmed $19S.
 Superb Paris hats, $29S.
 Very stylish and choice hats, $450.
 Bewitching bonnets and hats. $59S.
 The very choicest at $69S and $S5O. ALSO
 50 black trimmed hats and bonnets. Equal to any sold at $10O0 to $12,50. All marked $500 each. FLOWERS.
 Very choice flowers. From Sc to $1,OO bunch.
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AGAIN WE REMIND YOU

Of that 27 inch Black Satin Duchess we offer at $1.5O yard.
 The 10 pieces are most gone. It will pc hard to mark this silk again under $25O.
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BLACK BRoCADE

Taffeta, all silk and all right, $1.OO i'm most stores, our price 75c yard,
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ALSO

An enormous stock of Crepon, Mohair, Silk, Moire, Antique anu Cloth Dress Skirts, from $6.50 to $25.OO each.
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CHILDREN's KEEPERS.

Just received 100 Children's Reefers made of pretty all wool cloth, trimmed in entirely new combinations, The most stylish fitting Teefer that we ever offered; all sizes, years to F. Prices range from $1.25 to $5.0O.
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24 INCH

Monday we place on sale 8 pieces Black All Silk Brocade in beautiful 6g- ures, fairly outdoing in quality any style yet seen. It is useless to try to buy bet ter quality under $25O, because it cam'f be done. Our price $1.4S yard.
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25 PIECES

Black Crepohs. Latest crepe effects. Three grades. Very choice and a bar gain. $1OO, $1.39 and $1,75.
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CAFES. Our showing is now complete. The most attractive styles that were ever made are here and at the very lowest prices We show all wool capes as low as $1.Ss each.
 A very nice cape at $2.9s.
 A specially good cape, nicely trimmed with silk ribbon; black only, at $S75- Worth $500.
 A beautiful silk cape; silk lined, at $5.OO
 A very handsome and perfectly fft- ting velvet cape, silk lined, at only $750.
 A magnificent assortment of decidedly attractive styles and beautiful shapes at $900 to $95.0O. DRESS SKIRTS. A handsome serge skirt, black and navY full size, cadet back. Cheap at $650. Our price $500.
 A silk skirt that is pretty and ex- ceedingly cheap, in black, at only $65O.
 ALSO
 An enormous stock of Crepon Mohair Ant
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A BARGAIN.

9S-inch All Wool India serges in spring shades. Same grade of cloth sold at BOG few months ago. Going at 25c yd.
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ALSO

Something pretty in Black Brocaded Novelty cloth. very stylish and cheap at $1.5O. 10 pieces. Going while they last at $1.00 yd.
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SILK WAISTS.

All with big sleeves, made by the very best tailors of the incest and latest silks. From $3.9S to $1500.
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A perfect fitting Outing Suit, latest cut jacket, tailor made, all wool cloth, cheap at SIS. Our price $1250.
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BLACK MoREEN

Inside skirts. Also Silk, Mohair and Satine. A large stock to choose from. LADIES' TEA GOWNS.
 Must be seen to be appreciated. Prices range from SIPS to $750. CHILDREN'S CAPS
 And Hats. The finest line in New Ea- ven at from 25c to $25O.
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JACKETS

We show the nobbiest, jauntiest and prettiest Jacket in Connecticut at $10.5o. It is really a pleasure to look at such a pretty garment.
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SILKS.
 Latest thing in Silks. Black Striped IaHetas, with small colored figures aSv- ruliy pretty and ver.y choice, SIPS yard. INDIA sIKs
 In lace effects, very noyeI. and scarcel at 75c yard.
 cHANGEABLE TAFFETAs.
 S6 inch wide and extensively 11sed fo,, lining and waists, a bargain. at 69o yard. D, s. JAFFRAY's ~.,
 Fancy Silks in nice figures, always retalled at $1OO, our price 69c yard. SPECIAL
 And unprecedented-22 inch Printed oIlila la SILKS m a large assortment of 15c yard. 0---Sl E. s. JAFFRAY's
 Black Gros de Londre. worth s1 oo going at 59c yard. y-'OA 24 INCH
 Black Faille, all silk. enormously cheap. price 75c yard. SILKS.
 Monday we place on sale pieces Black All Silk Brocade in beautiful Ag- ures, fairly outdoing in quality any style vet seen It ic 11s,nIoce.- 4.e4 4..-- 4 !, v
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going at 59c yard. y-'O''
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Ana unprecedented-2 inch Printed emma Silks in a large assortment oA 15c yard. -'
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polrs Wonderland rhonter.

As illustrators of Bowery life the Deforests, now performing at the Won derland, have no equals. They make their last appearance there tonight, along with the American Macs and the other comedians who have been mak- ing so much fun all this week. For next week MT. Poli has arranged a series of practical illustrations of the science of hypnotism. A year or so ago an eminent Yale professor gave a series of public lectures on hypnotism in this city, maintaining that it is a more or less exact science though yet imperfect ly understood and these lectures were as interesting as any ever given in this city. As they dealt, however, only with abstract phases of the subject they were less interesting and instruc- tive than practical illustrations. Mile. Charcot, the eminent hypnotic opera tor, has been secured by MT. Poli, and she agrees to demonstrate by actual results what the Yale professor main tained in theory. It is sure to be a most interesting entertainment with many amusing features to make it ad- attractive An excellent vaudeville performance will be given in addition, the company being headed by Joe Flynn, the celebrated parody singer.
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ENTERTATN1IENTs.
Hyperion.


 "Rip Van Wrinkle" will be presented tonight by Joseph Jefferson and his fine supporting company, The advance sale of seats for the family circle opens at the box office this morning
 "Pudd'nhead Wilson, is shlftless, easy going character who has fad of taking the thumb prints of every one he meets, until finally through this means he identifies a thief and his name as a great lawyer is made. This strong play interpreted by a great company including Mir. Mayo himself, will be seen Wednesday evening next, April 10 at the Hyperion theater. Sale of seats now open.
 John Drew will be the attraction on Friday next, Good Friday. There will bo a special holiday matinee, when MT. Drew will appear in "The Masked Ball' and in the evening Butterflies" will be given.
 Sale of seats opens Monday.
 MT. E. H. Sothern will present Cap tain Lettarblair" on Saturday evening, April 13. Sale of seats opens Tuesday.
 Attention is called to the benefit ten- dered by G. B. Bunnell to the at taches on Thursday evening, April IS. A fine attraction has been secured, Mir. Charles Frohmans company will present Bronson Towards s great play, "Aristocracy." The tickets are now on sale and can be obtained only from the attaches.
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Grand Opera House.

'On the Bowery" drew another crowd ed house at the Grand Opera house last night. It will be presented again this afternoon and evening, That Bowery scenes and characters may be looked at from the right point of view, the first and last acts are placed in an up- town home of wealth and luxury, The second act shows both outdoor and indoor scenes on the Bowery the par ticular location chosen being Steve Brodies place, just below Grand street, nearly midway between Chatham Square and Cooper Union. Here, as in the latter act, MT. Brodie figures in brave and noble work. In the third act he is represented as jumping from the Brooklyn Bridge to perform daring rescue. The picturesqueness of this act is enhanced by its occurring at night. The representation of the bridge is very fine. The fourth act has an effective fire scene on an East river dock.
 "On the Bowery" matinee to-day.
 "The Hustler" has been caled by some 'The Big Chief of the Farce Com edy World" and 1t may be said that there is some justice in 1t too, for in the six seasons it has been on the road its popularity has not diminished to any extent, caused probably by the fact that the management always gives it strong presentation with the best vaudeville talent and constantly keep adding new comical features and new specialties, so as to make 1t an up-to- date performance,
 ''The Hustler" comes to the Grand Opera house next Monday evening for three nights and a Wednesday mati- nee. It is lively farce and is sure to please everybody.
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q A I |

is sufficient to bring big crowds of shoppers to our store. And this sale has surpassed all of our previous efforts to such an extent that we have disposed of more than half of our Bankrupt Stock and regret to announce that owing to the phenom- enal patronage which we have en- joyed during the past two weeks, this Bankrupt Sale of clothing
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TO-NLCHT

Don't miss this chance to get your clothing at prices which can never again be equalled. Who ever before hear of mems working pants at 79c. Sunday Dress Pants at $3.25, Work ing Suits at $3.75, Dress-up Suits at $9OO, All Wool Overooats at $5.O0, Children's Knee Pants at 10c, Boys Suits at 75c, Boys Dress Suits at $2.99, and the hundreds of other bar gains now being offered at
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BANKRUPT

stock like that which we are now selling, nor can such bargains last very long. Our policy of buying big stocks for spot cash, and giving our patrons the benefit of such low prices is too well known for that. The mere announcement that we are having 8
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Easter gifts at Augur's.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
 When she was Child, she cried for Castorias When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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District of New Aaven, ss. Probate Court,

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,l
 April 8, 18D6. VSSTATE OF NATHAN N. SIP ERR late of FL New Haven, in said district, deceased. Upon the application of George D. Warmer, administrator, praying for power and alll belonging to said estate, as per application on file more fully appears, is
 ORDERED-That said application be beard and determined at Q Probate Court to De held at New Haven. in said district, on the l1th day of April, A. D. 1895, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the penss dency of said application and the time ana place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having circulation in said district.
 LIVINGSTON W. CLEAVELAND, ap63 Judge.
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l. |. VASHBURN < co,
 Prescription DruuuiSt.


 To accommodate our custom CTS we some years since put on our shelves the only complete line of Remedies used by Hom9- pathic Physicians carried in the city. For this reason the im- pression exists in some quarters that we have only Homeopathic goods.
 Such is not the fact. On the contrary, we have one of the largest and most complete drug stocks in the city, which is in the care of competent Pharma- cists of long experience in com pounding and dispensing pre- scriptions of all kinds.
 Having no interest in the sale of patent medicines we do no counter prescribing, but aid to do Q legiti- mate prescription and physicians supply business, depending on the profession and thep public desiring re- liable drugs at reasonable prices for continuance of the liberal patron- age bestowed on us in the past. While extending both our
 wholesale and Retail Drug Busi- ness, our Optical, Surgical and Sundry DepartIn 'nts are Not Neg lected. Oculists' Prescriptions and Eye Glasses requiring special Frames and Setting are made to order and carefully adjusted. Our stock of Surgical Instruments and Dressings
 is complete. and personal attention is given to the selection and fitting all appliances for deformities truss es, etc. All our elastic goods, hose, kneecaps, and ankets are furnished fresh from our own looms, insurlnga perfect fit and the best possible wear. E. L. WASHBURN & CO, S4 Church St. and 61 Center St. D. l.. WASHBURN, M. D. R. A. BRONSO
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U@anrts.

One Cent Word each insertion, five cents . Word for a full Week, seven times.
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DENTISTRY.

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,(
 April g. 1895. TNSTATE of ELIZA H. AIERW1N, late of New II Haven, in said district deceased.
 Upon the application of George H. Ford. administrators, praying for power and au- thority to sell and convey certain real estate belonging to said estate, as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at Probate court to be held at New Haven, in said district, on the9th day noon, and that notice be given of the pend~ eney of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper havtnga circulation in said district.
 LIVINGSTON W. CLEAVELAND, ap6 3t Judge.
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WOOnBRIDGE FARM

NOR rent or sale with all or part of 150 H acres; has good house. four barns, run ming water in yard; only four miles from city. Apply at residence (of the late John M Llnes) or address T. c. LEWIS,
 mh21 tf Westville. Conn.
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FOR SALN.

1.-TWO new cottages on line Of electric roAdj 1 modern improvements; connected with sewer; thirty-two and thlrty-lve hundred.
 s. L. BLATCHLEY < SONS, ap6 1tt Al Grand Avenue
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FOR RENT.

n ESIRABLE flat, eight rooms, all improve lI ments, western part of the clty; ten minutes walk to post office.
 JOHN 0. PUNDERFORD, fnh2B if IlB Church Street,
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WANTEIl-

young woman wishes po- 4J sition as Ncure taker' of hotel linen for the summer. Address for three days
 BASSON, 24 Artizan street. References furnished, apo ftf
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

WY HOLE house, S2 Baldwin street, seven
 ape It ' N' v K. MALLfY.
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l WOEK STILL.

MONT ask for me at J. H. Platts or 0. P. II Thompson's when you want your work done. But come to 4e Orange street, opposite Chambprlains 4f
 ap57tf THOs. R, THOMPSON.
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NOR RENT,

NTH0LE house. George street corner Win-
 w thr0p avenue, II rooms. all improve arranged for two families from May 1, if de- sired npB It D. MAI1iEN
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WANTED.
RItsreIlaMrutts.
LOAN OFFICE

! m ' A FINE chestnut Vermont Hamiitonian "A gelding, perfectly sound and fearless 3 minutes any lady can drive him.
 apl If BOX GA, Post Of1ce.
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M ODERN. central, 1l-room house, suitable INA tor two families rent low to desirable tenant. J. N, MERWIN,
 ap67t 7b7 Chapel street.
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DR. AUSTIN B. FULLER IT AS resumed the practice of Dentistry at H 632 CHAPEL STREET, ap1 Tt corner of Olive str eef.
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(1.pE EAI|l

Bargains like these we are now off, ering are not to be had every day. Nor is it our good fortune to be able to give our customers such Big Val ues at all times. It is not every day that we can buy a
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HAVE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE TJSOR other pianos Gabler uprights Twill E sell them at bargain 494 State street.
 GUSTAVE BOLZE. Music Boxes below import to make room for new samples. ap57tt
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WANTED,
WANTED.

f OIANVASS FRS for our electric light photos, U made only at this gallery good pay.
 apl tf BEERS' PHOTO PAKLOns
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WANIED.
WANTED.
WANrEn
WANTED.
WANTED.

A COMPETENT girl for general house, A work in a small private family only those who cnn come well recommended need apply. apo If 314 WHALLEY AVENUE. <
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@eal Estate.
FOR RENT

SEvEN rooms, second floor, modern i'm EC provements. Inquire ,,,,,r,,,,,
 ap2 Tt 5l PEARL SIBEhE.
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EOuR pleasant rooms, suitable for house.
 I keeping for small family or adults. Modern improvements. Address D., this office ap2Tt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04
NEWS FROM MEXIco.
Editor olmos Was Horribly Aluulated
by His Assassins

City OF Mexico, August 1.-The au-
topsy ON the body OF Editor Olmus.
who was assassinated In Puebla, dis
closes that the crime was even more
brutal IN It's details than at first re-
ported There were A. wounds, two
travcrsing the heart. nine In the back,
five In the face, five In the abdomen,
three In the legs and the rest dis
trlbuted all over his body, EX-Goy-
ernor Marquee, who protected OlmOs
during his administration, was chief
mourner at "A quiet funeral at Aqua
A2ul cemetery, The police at the sta
ton near the place Of the crime, have
testified that they heard no outcrles
nor anything TO awaken their Aus-
picions. The general opinion in Pueb-
la IL that the crime had a political
motive.
1t Is reported that Chester and Rich
ard Rowe viii get eight months each
ON the charge OF bringing stolen
money into this country.
The extension OF the Mexico Pacific
and Cuernavaca railway to Zapapeoco,
Will be opened next week.
A weekly paper dwelling on the pres
ent conditions in Texas, praises the
progress Of that great state, the in
telligenCe and enterprise Of its people.
and thinks level craftsmanship in the
local administration Of affairs, Texas
Is steadily rising, but protests against
alleged frequent outrages on and In
Justice done citizens Of Mexican or
igin living within its borders. II says
the curse OF Texas is hoodlumism,
which respectable Texans deplore
The bakers strike Is practically end
ed. the journeymen having gained the
right TO sleep at home, but on the 9TH
er hand, will no longer be paid in Rd-
vance each fortnight, nor will any
failure to appear for work be excused.
Many bakers from other towns have
come in Throngs OF tourneymen are
here out Of employment Many mas
terbakers have doubled their forces.
and will work men In alternate groups.
The result of the strike Ia really dis
astrous for tn Journeymen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04


Washington Aur 3-rbe ,N,c,s Of
British occupation of iervnt AVA Az.
ousscd ia an Interesting manner la,
Frederick e penfieid. avept nnd cnne,,i
of the United stntes M Cetro ia n az,
patch td the statc dcpartn,ep, I'he
document presents some faets nat cen.
orally known and which indIcatn tbnt
British rulr 10 moi M unaiin,e5 hi,na
Ing. Mr.. Penfeid saws
at In a popular fniincv TINT tho dnb,
has been Decreased Win tho nritish NO,
cupatlon ~ the country far n ms been
materially added Ia. Indemnidrntinn
%. those whose property was dcstroyed
NJ reason OF Tho Arabian rendition
with the ATTEMPTED Commandment M
AcNandrin. the military fns,o rrs,,it.
ing In the loss 10 Ery-pt Of no snudnn
the construction Of IRRITATING dn,,s nni
canals ana other necessary eXnendI'
lures hnVo Increased IND nnti,oni AN,
TO nearly $40 900 900 Rut the chnrnrter
of thc security. mo lntrinsIe ,ynrth ~
the country has been ia innrovc1 thai
guropeau owners OF honda have viii,
ivtsI,s ,,J,,,d ia, 80, - -, -,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-04

Grunbury. August D. Miss Wells OF Alex.
nnder Is visiting Miss Annie HuichlAuu N
this place. br Us. Turner ana fnmlly
are visiting relatives IN Clcburne, Mrs.
Brown and daughter OF Cleburnc are visit
Ing Mrs D. l., Nutt,.,,M Mr. Frank Salmon
returned last week from lls outing In COL
orndu. Misses Belle and Fannie CHhlncss
of Clcburno are visiting Mrs. j. 5. Rylcc &C..
Miss ilzglr Morris returned last week from
an extended visit TO relatives Ia Marlin.
accompanied by Mrs Ola Morris and Miss
Mary Norris OF that place. AIRS, Emma
lthen and daughter Hattie Of Weather.
ford nrc visiting friends aud relatives at
tlils place. .. Mrs. u A. Hnnnnford and
her daughters Bessie and willenn left sat
mrday for months visit IN Southern
Texas, 81. Miss Mamie Doyle cnmc In Mon.
day from Amarillo whore she has been
FOR several weeks with hor father D., Miss
Mlttic Whitney and Miss Emma Mencfee
Of Gonzales are visiting the family Of Dr.
u. l., Mencfee. Misses Lille and Jennie
Stradley cume IN during the past week
and VIII be ready for work In school Sop
TENDER /. Misses poru and Mamie Coop
or returned Monday from visit west ne
cnmpnhlpd by their cousin, Miss Mary
Hoglc OF wentherford.