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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

New York. September H.-The following
citizens OF Texas arc domiciled Ut tho
Gotham hostelries;
u. Allen OF Galveston, A. NJ. Hooper
OF Austin, J. Darragh and wife OF Ban
Antonio, Mrs. J.. crtlk J. \, DAVIS, NJ.
DAVIS OF Waco arc at tho Hotel Ahrl-
4, 4. Mcdonald Of Fort Worth is at the
W. II. Arnold OF Daiins and l.. N. Rich
OF Houston are AZ the colonnade hotel,
". +. Hamilton OF Dallas and a, ".
Graham OF Austin are at tho Grand Union
i. +. siratten Of Dallas Is at the Astor
q. ii. Moore Of oalyeston 70, u. chan
tonic arc al tho Hoiel ifnperiai. ~" ~
Mrs, J.. G. Edmuns OF Houston IL at
the Park Avenue hotel.
8. e. scuddor 81 Ban Antonio is at the
u. Dickson Of San Antonio is at the
Hotel Waldorf.
q; W: llodsson Of San Antonio. Mrs:
lfi pnAo and Il. Is caicutt OF Austin ara
at the broadway Ccntraf hotel
n. =. Troy Of San Antonio y at the
a. Fsnnklns OF Houston ia at the Hotel
9. W Bsin and J. Krutisehnlt, Of Hous.
are g Al The windsor notei. -" "''"''
silss \. Denroehe. NJ II. Stanton. Q.
we:ehsel Of Dallas and o. W. !oDrion
OF HOUSTON are a. the ~. penis hotel.
3. $. Tbofne and wife, =. J. Freeman
and y; L, Sargent OF Daiias are at the
W. s. II, Parker OF Fort worth. c.
Fowler and l.: I. Po,k OF Galveston are
81 the Holland house.
o. Carson Of Houston rs AZ tho 81. Cloud
\. W. PARKS Of Tyler is at the Murray
IIiii hotel.
y black and wife Of Galveston arc at
the WastminEtor hotel.
a. u. Sawyer or Taylor q at the Cos
Goodman 81 FL paso Is at the Boil
vidcp HOUSE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

YOakum. Texas. September ls.--Jos New
mann this morning began excavations
for two brick stores 2shxs0 feet each in
dimensions. single story.
Dr. w. H. Jones has let the contract for
tho Immediate erection OF a handsome
fivs-room cottage.
Walter Lander o. Upton, Mo, who os-
tabllshed the first bank ever opened In
Yoakum is In correspondence With parties
relative 10 establishing another bank
here. He viii be in the city In a few days
TO take preliminary steps In the enter
prise
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

Walllsvlllc, Texas. September M.-pr.
Thos, Ward white, whose name Tor many
Years has boon familiar all over Eastern
meeting at Round Point. IA this oetinty,
on the second Sabbath OF November.
Transportation VIII he furnished from
Winnie on tho Interstate railroad, from
Galveston. La Porte aud other points.
Distinguished elcfrymcn uf the various
denominations VIII be invited 10 DO
present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

The Financial Chronicle computes the
gross earnings Of fify-three roads for
the first week Of septarabsr at ,s.Eo.sGi
an increase Of tlii.sci. or 10 per cent
over the same week ia 1884; seyonty-nine
roads for tho fourth week 9f August
earned tii.1e2.soa. an Increase Of szsa.zsl-
or 81 per cent. For The month OF Au-
gust l3f roads, with mileage OF lno,sdj
miles, enfntd So, O01. 40. against iO0,sD
miles and sH.2si.s6 In tho same month Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20
SOME FACTS AnoIT YACHTING.


New York Press
Don't speak .of the yachts NJ racing
toys; The pefendtr weighs more lhan the
the worlds railroad recnrl on the New
York Central yesterday. She weigha more
than tho locomotive and It's tender ard
xalkyrie III is ave tons heavier thar ihe
Don't dispute tho foregoing abatement
and want TO bet on II. RsmenDor the De-
Tender has eighty tons Of lead In her keel.
and that the bntfom OF hor keel 10 twenty
feet under water.
because you're on tho upper deck OF
big steamboat don't look down on tho
yachts. The top OF the Defenders mast
would scrnpc the Brooklyn bridge u nhe
passed underneath at high water. II
Il would touch the under side OF Washing
ton bridge.
Tho uptop OF tho Defenders mast. II
she lay at the Battery, would be on a
higher level than AiorninesIde Park,
where thoy are building the new ca
thodral Think OF the up grades between
the Battery and Morningulde plateau. you
This mast is about twice the height OF
the obeiiak In Central park. and n the
yacht was placed in Madison SQUARE tho
tcp. OF the mast would como within nine
Insurance company's ten story building.
Tho vaikyrie may get a chance 70 use
her big splnnaker today. u she does you
wiz sec enough san cloth 10 make a cur
BIZ. ten story. white marble, lnanrsnco
building from the ioungers Ia Madison
Square park.
Even with the ordinary racing eaiip
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

richmond. TEXAS, Sepismber lS--Iiector
IIolllvine came Ia today from Damon
Mound with some OF the sour mud tnat
a gotten out from the foot Of tho mounn;
The mud Is said 10 be equal TO that o.
sour Lake or Wootan Melis, as part
49, nave tried both and they md mat
~ Dsmon Mound mud water VIII cure
,,llIn,,sness where the other falls Ine
wound Is near the southeastern county
I'M A New York firm has Ordered ~
i,srreis OF the mud and are having u
shipped at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

victoria, Texas. September iS-GenoraI
1.-Two Stock Agent James beaumont re-
turned yesterday from a trip out West.
looking after prospective cattle shipments
The Maoaroni is doing CIRCUS" business
at present. Sand q AEtley'a show Is do
ing the line now, and walter l.. Mains
will follow right In It's wake.
Mr. william Draw. formerly mail agent
on the Victoria division. was here yeatcr-
day. He Is now in the hide business at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

JackRonville-The colorod Baptists have
Just built new church and the pastut.
Roy. Thomas johnson, Assisted by Rev
Bailey OF Marshall and rev Smith from
Tyler, have bcon conducting big revival
for ten days, Some ton converts bantiaed
and ten others received for the ordinance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

Galveston. Texas September is.--In tho
court OF civil appeals for the First su-
preme judicial district the following mo-
lions were submitted today:
To File Transcript. c. Davidson VS.
q. Il. Piokard ct al. from Wharton Ike
Thompson vs.. sylvia Hawkins. from
Leon.
Motion Filed-To dismiss appeal, Lott
man Bros, Manufacturing company ct al
vs.. Houston Waterworks company. from
Harris.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

beaumont. Texas. September ls.-Tho
Post correspondent Is Informed tonight
that the Guif aud Intersiate railroad.
now IN course OF construction between
this city and Bolivar Point. VIII 10 mo
Two cans OK rough rice fer ishirnent 10
Tho mills in this city. Thif Will bc the
frst freight hauled by this road. The
construction cars Of the road are now At
Inndrum-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

Iockhart, Texas. September is.-up to
noon on the 18th the Lockhart OIL MN
company had purchased and received $50
tons OF cotton seed, and will commence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

Navasota. Texas, September i6.-rhc dry
season continues and farmers have given
up hope OF any top crop The stable Ia
good, however. and prices are holding up
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20
CONDITION OF COTTON.


Lookhart. Texas, September i0-At the
close OF business hours Inst sntnran,.
Lockhart had received 2i5O bales OF cot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

General George W. Jones OF Iowa is the
10 IN lis a2d year. and only last wcrk
had TO c6nsult with an. ocuhst roFRrds
ing his sight, which he complains Il fall
Ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20
E.onASan Norns.

Victoria Times. Yesterday Mr.. 7.
y. DeMouche. the cigar mRnufnc-
turor. showed Times repropon.
tnlive a sample OF Havana tobacco a. mo
az any he had ever seen. This tobacco
was raised IN this county. short as.
lance from town. ana Mr.. DeAiouche. who
knows all nbout tobacco that thore 10
to know. says II viii compare IN every
respect with Tho nnost brands Imported
from cuba. The farmer who raised n
only planted a small patch OF II az an
experiment, but next year he expects to
put III quito q crop Several OF our most
| entorpriHinR business men have become
greatly intercsted 10 tobacco raising, and
| ON Saturday afternoon they Will hold q
mccting ~ tho cfnoe OF. lion. y. l.. pun-
cultivation BY Assuring home market
| for MI that may be raised. So Tar Mr.
peMonehe has boughi al that has been
demonatrated. that IIayRna tobacco enn
bo ruceosqfully grown hero, that lio lad
n nibucn oe' tsr o9y AT home than send
chisrprlslng citizen OF Victoria. WITH VIII
a little cash capital, would purchase
SURPLUS corn raised IN this county, he
would probably make hit and at tho
!" slyins them a home f m i for ,hsIIsr
corn.
Hny CITY Bfoexe; All railroads
lending into Texas announce that
they expect TO do the heaviest
emigration business this fall that
thoy have ever done. More people seeking
Information about excursions to Texas
than ever before. That means that all
parts OF tho State that are rustiIng, thnt
arc working for poopie In united and
Intelligent way. win Fpt them.
Lands are worry reasonable IN Matanorin
county today Good lands can bs bnunht
now in various parts OF tho county Tor
" nnd 80 per hcro In small tracts lvhila
some people may ask double that. they
40. not want 70 noil and their lands are
not on the market. There arc also efronr
Inducements for buying land IN Mnta.
Rprda county now. While there il no
railroad that tfaycrnca the county TODAY
within the next year or two thare Will IA
from one TO three railroads Penetrating
our borderH.. and with the coming OF Ina
railroads VIII come population, wealth
citlcs and everything that goes TO make
a country develop and make It desirabs
CHIEF Constructor Philip Hichborn II the
united Statog navy ir ona Of tho few ora
GERS or high rank who nro not xraiuntcs
q Annapolis He began his career aa IN
apprentice Va the Charleston Navy Yard.
-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

Atlanta Journal.
In u recent nuinber of tho Arena. Pro.
fcssor Frank Parsons has u very inter.
es,iug aud suggestive article In reference
TO the cost OF carrying passengers on
street cars In cities.
lilo obtained His Information from OK
pcrts who are thoroughly. acquainted
with the questions involved la tho oper.
atng OF electric cars.
They put the average cost u running
stahdard chr ono mllc ut ~ cents on
nm average smnll plant, and ut less ON
n large one. The details OF the cost for
running standard cnr In II systcm oper-
aing one to three miles OF car tracks are
~ follows.
Power delivered on line.... ~
Mephlr ON cnm'...,.,,.,...,.. l a.
hcnhlfA on linos MISREPRESENTATION. lB
Maintenance OF roadway. ........ OK
Conductors and motnrmen, ....... 80
Conductors and motorman, s,.... 90
6elleral expenditures, tnxes, In
sufshce, etc,....,,. ........s. . %
Accidents ..,...... IN
Total operating expenses car,
mllr .,...,'..'.,,... .,,,.,,Sll ~
Professor Parsons sites soyern rail
ways 10 show the great profit 10 he do
rived from the operation Of ears The
receipts Of ono OF the big Boston rondB.
wv NiNA AHNNf MflN NNs ltffsfll LOT one
year, aud the total number Of car miles
run was lD,2iOiS6. This gives an
average Of 30 cents received f0r each
mile. As the total cost OF operating eN-
peuses can not exceed at she most IL
cents per mile. the profit. Il VIII he seen,
Is very great. This writer mantlins
that the fares might DO reduced from =
cents TO = CENTS and still allow u profit
of vt least $ per cent on thu nctnnl In
yestment. Tile real PERCENTAGE of profit
derived by these roads which pny 40
handsomely IL hidden generally under
the enormous amount Of wntora1 stock
aud the general expense" account.
Professor Parsons elites numerous In
stances in which either municipal owner
ship or strict legal supervision mnkes il
possible TO learn what tho cost Of dper.
alton Is. Tho Massachusetts rapid tran
SIX commission has made an Investigation
which developed astonishing results.
Professor Parsons does not consider
the question Of l0-ccnt cnrfare Tor a
ride Of little over two miles. When hc |
his article the Atlanta Consoli. |
dated Street Car company had not an
nounccd It's intention Of clnpplng that |
rate ON Atlanta Exhibition ylsifDra. and |
Va no such rate Il charged anywhere else |
Ia the world Professor Parsons must be |
pnrdoned for not handling ;Lis branch |
VI the subject.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

foull not 10 lonesome IL you 20 down
tho hay today. About you on the water
VIII be as many persons "a every thca,or
and music hall N New York VIII hold
ihirty-ntno thcatcrs. and ruro placSn ~
Music hall '"Ne'e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

Wind q twenty knots today instead or ian
h.hotr the Richard Peck n tho MARY
ioweu VIII have 10 hump .hclr cnrlncs
20 Keep up with the racers.
the Nalkyrlo hrs hollow steel hoom Is
moro than half as long az eI,y block. IL
set on end II would reach The seventh
Story winuow OF any down town office
hilldlng. II is nearly two feet in rif,stsme
ieience, and I; weighs three ,iafters OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

You viii ace,more men and women than
there are men, women and children IN
arizona or ~ Nevada or In Wyoming.
once again. don't mako beta that any
OF these pointers and suggestions and
comparisons are Incorrect IL YOU do youl
lose, IL took a Pttaa reporter Whole
altefnoon to nEurc them out for your
beneht this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

CHIEF Constructor Philip Hichborn II tis
United Htatos navy iF ona OF the few ora
GERS or high rank who nro not xraduntes
81 Annapolis He began his career az nm
apprentice Va the Charleston Navy Yard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

Island city Items.
galveston, Texas. September h'-7in ths
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20

Tho upiop OF tho Defenders mast II
she lay at the Battery, would be on a
higher level than MorninesIde Park,
where thoy are building the new ca
thodral, Think OF the up grades between
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05

and costs and given four months extra on
The streets.
e. Moore and Ernest Greene were fined
$40 so and half the costs each for having an
affrey.
Peter Jackson, John Mccoy, Jim Muir
ply and Dan Washington were hned $40
and costs and thirty days Extra each OF til
streets for stealing geese.
Charles Mcmahon was fined $40 and costs
and given twenty days extra on the streets
for trespassing on the property OF the
S.oss Iron and Steel company.
Charles o. Brien was given a fine OF SO
and costs and thirty days extra on the
streets for trespassing on the property of
the Sloss Iron aud Steel company.
James bunker was fined IS and costs for
trespassing.
William Frally was fined 81 so and costs
for disorderly conduct.
q. Arnold, Mike Deland and John Flan-
nigan were fined IS and costs each for dis
orderly conduct.
George Stewarton, disorderly conduct,
was fined $40 and costs.
Hassie Perry was fined $40 and costs and
thirty days extra for assault on Fannie
johnson.
Fannie johnson was bound over to the
grand jury in the sum OF $500 on q charge
OF assault with intent to marder.
Sarah Allen and Ida Dobbs werp fnej $40
and costs and thirty days extra n disor-
derby conduct.
j. H. Mcintyre was fined So aud costs for
trespassing.
A number of other cases were disposed OF.
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In THE COURTS.

Judge Boarman arrived from New Or
leans yesterday afternoon and convened the
United States court at o'clock. The grand
jury was not organized on account OF an
insufficient number of those subpe nsed to
serve being present. The jury will be or
ganized at noon today.
Only one petit jury was organized for the
same reason.
The equity docket will be called at 10
O'Clock this morning.
The following business was transacted
yesterday:
E. II. Horner, violating the anti-lottery
law; dismissed on instructions from the
department of Justice.
l. A. Bentley ct al, sci. IA. judgment
final for S400.
G. F. Freeman ct ais, sci. fa.; judg-
fnent final for 500.
William Rutledge, retail liquor dealer;
not guilty.
John Odom, retail liquor dealer. entered
plea OF guilty. The court suspended
sentence.
Frank and Will Moseley plead guilty to
working in an Illicit distillery and will be
sentenced today.
Will Pendergrast entered plea of guilty
to the charge of working in an illicit dis
tillery and was fined 500 and costs.
John Wright ct al, sci. ia. /; judgment
final for 500. S
@. P. Roberts ct al. sci. IA; judgment
final for 500.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05
A New Danger.

A great danger threatens the people
of the south Liver medicines, called
by all sorts of names, are being sold
TO the druggist 10 be handed to the
people when they call for Simmons
Liver Regulator. Beware! Take
nothing else. The person who tries
TO persuade you that anything else is
just the same is not to be relied upon,
nor is the dealer to be trusted who
tries to sell you another arti lie in its
stead. You know what Simmons Liv-
er Regulator is; don't be deceived
into trying anything else. Remember,
Simmons Liver Regulator is what. you
want. 1t is put up only BY J. H.
Zeilin & Co.. ard red Z is on every
package. IL eOd ~
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THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION,

THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION,
WHICH WAS FINALLY AGREED TO, WILL
ADD MATERIALLY TO THE NAVY.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The naval APP
preparation bill, which was early this
morning disposed OF by the house agreeing
to all the amendments imposed by the SEN
ate, authorizes the secretary of the navy to
enter into contracts for the construction Of
two sea going coast line ships of about TO-
0O0 tons displacement, to cost, exclusive of
armament, not exceeding "a 600, 900 each,
one of them to be built on the Pacific coast.
1T also authorizes the construction of six
light draft, composite gunboats, OF abou,
1000 tons displacement, and fixes limit of
$3.50, 900 tor each not more than two to be
built at one yard; and three torpedo boats,
to cost not exceeding $l75, 600 each, one 10
be built on the Pacific coast, one on the
Mississippi river and one on the Gulf of
Mexico.
provision directs the president that IL
he finds these cannot be built at fair price
at the places mentioned he may authorize
their construction elsewhere in the United
States.
The bill carries an appropriation OF about
~ COO, 0C0 less than when it passed the
house.
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l. A. Bentley ct al, sci. IA; judgment
6nal for $500.

final for $500.
CITY COURT.
Judge WilkerkoD, sitting in the first d.
vision of the city court, called the default
docket yesterday and the following judg-
ments were entered:
E. III. Tutwiler vs. Roscoe Mcconnell;
judgment for s20sS. Sc.
Miiner d K=.tig company vs.. Coaidale
Hrick and Tile company; judgment for
Sl.0.24.
Rosskam, Gers,ley & Co. VS.. ]. C.
Marks; judgment iot SIGH 20.
The damage suit OF Vassar l.. Allen, as
administrator, vs.. the Tennessee Coal. Iron
and Ra lroad company was dismissed, and
the other Two cases on The first division
docket for yesterday were continued.
lows:
Jury No. I'D. II. Hamilton, p. Il. Mar
tin, A. s. Meadows, A. j. Ellard, A. B.
Cheek, W. M. Taylor, Sam Byram, II. 7.
Arnult. H. K. Byars, Isaac L. Fraleigh,
w. 8. l.. Poole, James Blythe.
Jury No. 2-W. II. Fugpay, James Nc
Donald, John NJ. Huey, I. Albert Seals.
w. L. Burtord, William w. Statnm, j. f.
Green, g. l.. Griffin, Alex D. Allen, A. E.
Martin, J j. Goawin. -
Second division, Judge Sharpe sitting
Henry b. Gray vs.. James j. O'Rourke,
George NJ. Morrow ct al. judgment Tor
plaintiff for S51S04.
:: J. Me ! j, .. vs. Sid Rice; Judgment
lOr plhlnllH Tor 20. %.
Robert Fogg vs.. Sloss Iron and Steel
company Judgment against the defendant
for 55 cents and costs prior to the appeal
ard against the plaintiff for the costs In the
city court.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Owing to failure 10 complete all the
jurles yesterday no cases were tried Ia The
criminal court, but were passed and reset
for other days during the week.
The cases against Henry W1mberiy and
Robert Cleveland, cl a ged with ROBBERY,
are set for trial today.
Juries No. and were completed yester-
day and ten men accepted on No. 2. The
juries as I ar as completed are as follows:
Jury No. IL. H. Bullock, James e.
Honeycutt, w. L. Ayeres, Charles Z. Will
iiams, F. j.; Bammersmth, Willis w.
II. Hamilton, E. T. Pitts, 7. j. Nichols,
Alex l. Is lein.
Jury No. 2-Alex Lemon, w. r. Glenn,
F. IL. Armstrong, J. L. Loveless, William
d. Jones, Simon Kloiz, David DAVIDSON,
Smith, Jr. This jury will be completed
jury No. s-Joseph Gill, Andy Huey,
r. b. Minis, It. H. Herndon, Floyd Kelley.
u 5 NJ Williams I' !; y, smths0a, p J.; Lee
L. E. Parsons, H. N. Huey.
COURT AT JASPER.
Judge Banks, Solicitor Z. w. Ferguson
and Attorney b. NJ. Allen went over to Jas
per Sunday night. The trial of the Horse
Creek rioters was set for yesterday.
BART THRAsHER CONVICTED.
Bart Tbrasher was tried in the circuit
court at Jasper last week, convicted and
sentenced 10 the penitentiary for term of
five years. Thrasher, it will be reniem-
bercd, killed a negro near Horse Creek last
fall. An attempt was made to show self
defense, Lut the proof was too strong 9TH
erwise, it seems.
INFERIOR COURT.
There was a large crowd at yesterday
mornings session of the inferior court,
and the docket was a very long one.
Court lasted over two hours, and the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
Prince Jackson, negro, was tried Tor
carrying concealed weapons and fined S25
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our "Book for Men DULY" Send 2
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0. T. DozlER, M. D.,
SpeciaIist.

This well-known Institute, which was
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Every one is invited to the
candy pulling at the grand ba-
zaar for the benefit of the
synagogue, zoos 1st avenue.
on Wednesday afternoon from
3 to 5 o'clock. Be sure and
bring the children.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05

CHEAP GROCERIES.
Attend the slaughter sale of
A. B. McKinney's large stock
of fine groceries at zoos Sec
Ond avenue. te6 26T