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The Van Buren press., 1895-01-26
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fEN,se MIehinn,s November lSs4i
The noruine 5ruite serurS tsis Iasse
rpsn . sea 10 ieTre and vildg
ras gsn1Haslfaa alu ous moment gieame6
rpon a1eeliaa ciliids
fis eafes II nearI NJ psasfing tnnes
Rsf~seH szss etas1ine r1suuders roax
Amid he sapea E1sst swsps shc dsc;s
ais ss1r=n d sawsd M prayer once norsf
Wilt rhan arHns as help IN eiiis swirl neurI
cssesx cod ~ Iees sud power nivfnsi
xua hreatafe apsn our sssr1n-worn srsw
4 a1easn IT aeps aum hasid % rhtnsi
oll7ssaers sTssne their prayers rnd ninsi"
Ths saalaus ssaansH. s4rrd. sud faint
l4sd s1ui< On teeN m a,Inp despair
eom SAL tssSs srew amt e'vo rrmasnsd-
9ne aeld slsa aeirn--one msit iu Drsyer
r11s ae,maznau xusw hia worss Was vain.
W ship eauld Iipe In p1si1 a Storm
r1se Hapuiaesuk. In arusfins rssst,B
snua.s PRAISES sses<sa s,s iglss, nby dawss.f
MS voics, s.snausssd ssrnussiy Wild,
xzxal<es si1e e1rw from deathliise sIeev
xla e<pmhiinss e1sey haif rss sad gaze,
Tlssu list snwF=sU 10 nntss ~ rvset-
Tts slmid psnpeasux Iuss ths wsrsss
sad seosisss ti1e zssand old king - rssss
r7te 10Y desirfeusi usug the hymns
Hsfd Heaasf upsu hts nosher's breast
. ufnzss God from ~ftnm all blessings dow"
he sauH. WITH plaantive straans--
Aud chem ssley saw ne coming chip,
His prayers l1ad mt been vaing
Aad IN tass Ialss 40 brned and wilds
me sAalsrs ssaa with slie trustiua cnilds
''rsrest Cod of I'll wfis rilss supreme
vs. prssisr Try 1owsr Divine
Who 1eafssnsd 20 snr asipless cry
ADD cinrpsd our hxnds In rhtnstN
--zxnan G. Miller IN Inter 0esan
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HERE AND THERE

-Nhea5 uiys.d with enru aad cats
makes a hesser ts,sd than either alone.
--sseve..z1 Of QUIZ Tennessee. exchanges
sa7 Il "a 4 cnulrnou sight this year TO
sse zew extra esru crib built by the
cid oue- A good sign, truly.
Ii takes times like these to develop
Kew IDEAS The feeding vaIue Of wheat
would newer have been developed with
the grain at a dollar busheI-
Many a family goes through life
homeless because they wanted the
earth and could not &c. It. One hun
9red and sixty acres ia enough
The evening feed Of both ducks
and turkeys should be scattered near
the rooasInz place This IS the best
way known 30 teach them to stay at
home at night
More than 30, 900 hogs were slaugh-
tered at Kansas City last month, and
more than FIVE million hungry German
people wish for some Of the meat, but
they can't get it.
An acre of ground will produce
seventy-fve bushels of castor beans
worth sL50 per busheI. Will cotton
pay as well? The castor bean improves
land, cotton wears it out
Don't fail to bear in mind that hay
Is good and profitable crop for every
farmer to raise. Hogs, cattle and hay
are good trio Of farm products for the
southern farmer to raise.
The best method of increasing the
cotton production is that Of sowing in
small grain each year one-half of the
tillable land, being careful not to cul-
tivate the same field in cotton two
years in succession.
Our farmers have, ever since Texas
was wrestled from Mexico, been killing
grass to save cotton Now let Us re-
verse this process and save the grass,
and Let large portion, at least, Of the
cotton go.-Farm and Ranch.
1t is wise precaution to quaran-
tine newly purchased swine. Hog
cholera in the south is almost ALWAYS
imported. The disease prevails more
or less all over the west. Look out FOL
it in your new breeding stock.
Good, dry earth makes the best
floor for poultry house. But it should
be so situated that neither from driv-
ing rains or from percolating water
should it ever become damp. Dry dust
surpasses air-slacked lime as an alb.
sorbent of odors, and a general pro
phylactic-
An Indiana live stock breed er
thinks the general horse market will
continue to be low; beef cattle will
command better prices, especially ex.
port cattle; sheep will begin to ad.
vance, and hogs will bring good prices
for year yet.
For sitting, select eggs from the
best laying hens you have, and con.
tinue this process, and as sure as two
and two make four, you will establish
strain OF fowls that will make i,
pleasant to count the eggs, and observe
the result of following sound and sen.
sible advice.
"A poultry raiser should be much
among his fowls, cultivate their friend.
ship, become acquainted with Their
wants and their peculiarities When
fowls fly from their owner he is the
wrong man, and should turn the poul.
try yard over to some member of the
family who has more sympathy with
the feathered tribes
The Van Buren press., 1895-01-26

aslsaauesi Of YouzssiH How can yuu
sallx ssp about y1ur daad wffsg' szzd
bns young gtrt' sspessa1s..s:;:.. 1.A:...st Win
ii1diguatiou-.
wal, sspess ORIENT 80 use sicir
IanQ1rid9s shout Her. But si1eTi,. q1'f
see, rm CARRIED away hp-by-pashrn-
You ses yona. purity fsss malSss my
buzzsnn bile Like voIeaners' srid biis
DEACON, auolagesieaIlT and sz5snIiass
lngiy.
Miss Psalew maize IN effort 10 break
away but he heid her fast
"Jnsy hold On half ses5ud,' hs
pleaded, II waa5 20 set qou rtgfir du
another pint : ssspase you think
thas It yau marry ne you'll have TO
work hard But you woh's--you won J
have to work. at all vau needn't a.
much Az 20 Iift Fsut fingers 90 aelD
the gala You can sft N che pieazz7
from norning sill night and read
pe1Dry and hear Diie snws beiler- Aad
IlI buy you a silIs dress and a gold
watch and a--pfeanner Just bhinlx
Of that Dieanuert And Z ain't
a-foolinf 'bigosl,s FL ID Just ~ sagt'
@Leaeon Prtfers gdlf arg culy vast
ing your siae and mime. T am much
obliged TO you for POUR offer BUT r
cannot accept It.
"You mean shat you will not Inseid
Of you cannot, said the deacon, with
an evil scowL
You can put it thas way IL you
choose" J" said the Young sehooGssasiier
with spirit @And now Let 60 of my
WRIST. instantly aud her spestacies
flashed war
It'll Iet g5 when darn pIeasa and
not befnre,' missed THE deasau,l sigilrr
sntug his grip an her wrist Who be
you, suuyliaws that gsn set such a
high vally on Yourselte Why just no-
body at ALL You have 10 teach school
90 Isesp from st.srvin And T s'pnssu
You think you saa have this school a.
Inng as you whit q There's just
xllere you slip ups my ine IadYt
You'll never teach m this deestrict
arinl Aud I'll turn you out before
your time is up ff you aIn't purity xeer-
EuL now YOU estFFy sdAAs hChf bH1~
there lot OF she vouag feIlers in the
neigiiboriiood hanging around the
schoolhonse to see Fou- No respect
able girl would stoop To sieh low biz
ness. re hear any more ont, III"
At this point Miss Fellow who had
suddenly grown very pale gave the
descDn a vigorous slap IN the face
with che fac of her book. With a yelp
Of pain the old scoundrsI let go of
the girt's wrist and she hastily de-
parted.
For long time the discomfted
suitor sat on a pile Of boarFis rubbing
his cheek and matchmaking the
young schooina am
~rlI make her pay purity dear for
Btis days work. he growted, as he
finally hobbled homewarl- I'm not
auIy tu.n her ont Of school, but I'll
have her arrested for 'sauls and bat
terry"
His bariS proved worse than his bite.
"Tll let the seueGx=ap thing go and
have nothing to do with her." he nlut.
tered, az he sat miI<5n2 the next
morning "ff ri married her
eonlda't have got no work out of her
to speak Of, for she's a snow woman
through aad through. .r-0rsnus Judd
tarn,,ar
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f0rgetfa1.

She--It ia not right for you to be
flirting with young ladies', particularly
when you were married only last
week.
IIe--By Jovc. that's 40. had for
gotten all abopt IL. Please excuse me
for my Observation-Disclosures Texas
siftings
The Van Buren press., 1895-01-26

Essex, the favorite Of Elizabeth,
had set Of shirts which ocst fifty dol.
lars apiece.
The Van Buren press., 1895-01-26

|sIs suxaRiae pmssus1y s1ss stssises
eazne slbu4
Good afteruoou, Miss Psi1evss said
tue deseDu-
ssoad afternoon, Dcasnu Pltssers : was
sl,s respanss.-
Miss psilew,, waus 90 stavs q Ieexls
ssxlIx with gou,u csme ami SIC down
asrs.s said the deac1n-. pa1sinH siis
baazsi
a.Thanlt you, but prefer 70 stand
Pm not sl,e least ti,ssd."
sTsetter come and sitdowu.- Il qou'rs
afs1ad of SLING gonr arsss y5u can sis
on my handlserehieftr and sae deacon
spread sut a greasy bandanua On tiae
soasat beside hisn.
H4ss RsIlew SAT down--but not su
the handkerchief
tfsot q book in your hands ! sea
Ritinnetie, s'pose-"
No, its sollnue Of poeas,r saih
Miss Psilsav-
s.paetrys HnAte' and the deaeon's
faea expressed deep disgust
s.You don{s Iflse poetry 1hens'
e hate IL. Betsy jane IElesd 10,
sfaeuufs There's one verse she had
over 30 often that LEARNT It BY heart,
spsse Of ngseiS
Ono cup ~ sseest mfllrs
One sup % sour
Two cups of Indian mesi-
One cap of -four
Miss Pefscw smiled. Il think have
heard shat before," she said 'sfts a
recipe for nnalsing bread, isa's it2's
sgaas. Can gou make bread. Miss
psfIew7r
Yes
@Aad cakes and ptesT'
Yes
s.ezf -. ..x.. x.xxxi~r ,xx .<.@ 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
WAS BUNCOED BY SHARPERS
j. A. Keller Falls Into the Hands Of
Big Nit" Mca.
FLEECED OUT OF A LARGE AMOUNT.
1t IL Time to Call u,it aud Drive Dunoo
s,ss.ars and rh-ir Pals to
ther Quarters.
Houston. Thursday. December u

Houston. Thursday. December ~
Ounce steerers and fleecers OF the UNI
wary and unsophistloaled have been ply
Ing their nefarlous calling unbluahlngiy
and with reckless effrontery In Hons-
ton for some time past. Another victim
was skinned In this city on the lIth NJ
slant. the facts coming to light yester-
day. on Monday last j. a. Keller or
South Dakota arrived In the city from
Sour Lake, Texas Tuesday, near the
Franklin street bridge no was aeeoqtod
by a well dressed individual who pro-
fessed TO DO book agent. the possess'oh
of a book containing an accurate descrlr-
tlon of lands In ANA around Houston ana
Harris county. Keller was induced, he
SAYS. 20 60 TO n place on Franklin ave-
nue., opposite tho Hutohins House. Here
two ronfederates OF the alleged book
agent were introduced to the stranger.
The book was not produced, but keller
was lnvciged into gambling game.
That is. the suave book agent played for
Keller. the latter having no knowledge
OF the game. II was the old story. The
shippers fleeeed Keller out Of every dol
lar In his possession. amounting to 'V'B
The cottor visited the police station ycstcr-
day and told his troubles TO Police Clerk
Forrest. Tho latter detailed Officers Lee
and Ilarvillo and they Investigated the
case and arrested W. II. PiuEner and
J.. L.. Bowers. At tho station Keller pos
| lively Identified tho parties as two Of
| tho thrco mon who had floeced him out
Of his money. Bowers. he alleges, Is the
man who acoouiod him IN :he vicinity or
tho Franklin street bridge and masque-
raded as book agent, The accused were
hold to tho grand jury, the bond being
| fixed az $500 IA each case. Plunnor fur
/ nlshod bail and was released. Bowers wan
transferred to tho county jail.
1t has become an open and notorious
| fact that these resorts for bunco steercra
and "big nit" sharpers flourish In hous-
ton Similar complaints have been made
In the past against this place whore KEEL
| Ter says ho was buneood out OF his wealth.
| II is time to call halt and the chief OF
police Is tho man to do II. The city can
DO rid OF thesr fellows, who hang about
like birds OF prey waiting to pounee upon
unsuspectlng victims, IN tWenty.iouF
hours II tile proper remedy is applied.
They are not permitted to ply their calling
In other cities OF Texas. and they fhould
DO excluded from this municipality with
| out cnr0monv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

PALEsTtNE-Cotton s. coming IN at
n very lively rate now and trade Is good
RAYNER-An epidemic OF measles has
caused tile schools TO close untll after
the holidays,
SAN ANToNTo-A drunken man
smashed 1--we large plate glass Windows
10 hear the crash,
GRoEsBEECK-D During the storm
some one cut the glass door In j. II,
Strouds hardware house lutge enough 10
extract about eight breeeh-loadlng shoI-
ours.
VELAsCo-t Is reported that another
heavy land deal ia on tap In this county,
Involving many thousand dollars ana on
OF the nnest sugar plantations Ia the
State,
MUMFORD-Cotton IS all. gathered
here und principally marketed. Farmers
have begun plow.nG, preparing hlyI
lands for another crop, Acteage VIII DC
about same as this year In cotton.
SAN NTONIO-M. NJ Russell. an
employc In the Guf Shore railroa
yards, fcil in front OF n movinE engine
his hcni was caught under the ouslne
aud crushed, causing Instant death
SEYMOuR-lohn Il, Damron, who wai
arrested Monday on charge OF T9It
committed on the person OF MS VIE
gyeaT-nld sister, waived examination TO-
dav and was remanded 10 jail wlthoGl
bail.
AI,VARApO-Pope s. Costcllo's stor,
fm.bbed. The burglar Unlocked the safe
without breaking a single LOCK- or COM
blratIon. The loss Is not exactly KNOW"
but II Is over lN.
NAVASOTA-A new hose company ma,
btCn organized with the fnllowiug roster
Horace Knox, foreman; Frank ,snann, a9
sistant: Wallace BrosiE, socond 99his,sht
Zoe 4. Harris. secretary; Shields SoI
wood, treasurer; Tim u'Conher, Joi !
ilrisroli, Tom Rollo, Gus MlVRnct'
spann. Norwood and Brosls are delegate
10 the department.
BONHAM-New reached here TO-DAY
that last Saturday near or1npeVille,
small town ten miles southwest OF nv
civ. several children went down IN ",
boitom to sec some wnodman culunl
dawn trecs. the little fellows got IN
Way OF n falling tree and q ehila or
NJ am was killed outright and wv
othor cNlldrch badly crippled.
ENNIs-D. C. Forrest was shot, an
from the city mission services. Foi e.
/ ma carried his daughter ana l,ui,
| Woeers TO church, After services ~
| CobIe and Bob Hensley started 10 ,ais :
nv Owls home. Forrest objected 70 Henh
Nv soinE with Lula Rogers. Hensiey 4,
"a veung clerk. Forrest was ,y5i ssvi
builder and member Of Iee,a u 20 q,
nest a x, H.. Hensley is held LOT o.
! pxaminifIg trial tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

BEAUMONT. tess, December ia dr'z-
silng rain, which began yesterday after
noon ami continued through the night
illuminated in heavy wind and regular
uownpour OF wBter at an early hour TINS
hofn.ng. This was followed by cool
,norther and tonight the sky Is clear ana
w atmosphere fresh ana inYlgofaths' a.
pAlr G. II. Figley. focal manager OF tne
trcrt Arthur Land company, this aitet
r r.on Teielyed telegram announcing lli.t.
entirrsident II. l.. Martin and CHIEF EnSlnet,,
S,,nisgm Of the Kansas city, Plttsbufg ailu
Sun railroad would arrive In lieauir:oln.t
SATURDAY on a special train. Thsss q IL
thur.
another surveying corps. arrived from
hnNhsas City last night and this m1rnin'
M Wy ior Port Arthur. This corps Will sur
ny The ship channel that IL to be aus
.n Fort Arthur to deep water at sApihe
~ u. Thompson & CO. of Houston yes
s Ssuay sold In Eeaun,cnt car each o.
tpplss and oranges. The sale was made
Ed stedman, the hustlihg travelling
The Western Union Telegraph com,
fehy's crew OF linemen today succeeds
puIlins ZOO feet of cable out oil the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

lowed by Mr.. Pagan for tho defense. Mr.,
Hirllcks noxt pleaded the cause OF the az.
PENDANT. and Colonel j.. ", Jones closed
tho arnimont for Colin. District Attor-
ney olllaupio closed Tor tho prosecution,
Each Of the speakers reviewed tho toatl.
mony and held up 10 the eyes Of the jur,
"a he himself regarded IT, Thcir nrNi'
menu were mnsterly ind lnteroating aud
listened 10 with great interest AZ i@l
o'clock court took r0ceaa for dinner.
md whom the afternoon session was
opened tho jury wRa charged aud retired
with tho case. rhoy returned at bal
O'Clock.
Court had adjourned for tho day, ana
Judge Gavin had retired to his private
office. sound OF animation eamo from
the jury room and court was reconvoned
The jury was brought In. and silently
they moved In single fiie to the jury box
and stood while CLERK Ellis read tho YER
dict that found Colin guilty as cliarEed
and fixing bis penalty at II life term Ih'
defendant received the news with the
same stolid Indifference he has obsefNsl
throughout tho trial. There 10 no doubt
though that II surprised MN, aS II u
believed he expected the reNerssN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

Orange, Texas. December i0.-This morn
Ing. while Mr. Sergeant was trying "a
subdue refractory Gulf, the animal back
ed up aEainrt him with such fqice % 10
fracture rho small bone ~ his right lgR'
velocity Tor Two or three hours. dhfi
cionda lowered overhead and people beggu
10 fear n storm but after nara rniI w
sin shona out brightly, much 10 the relief
OF many OF our citizcDH, who nave had
PREVIOUS experience with storms Tue
large blowpfpc, COZ feet long. extending
from the Mlngate mill to tho Ice factory
WIS blown down.
company mas been compelled to run uhti
10 o'clock every night ihis week TO ~
Honio orders for which purchasers were "a
Tbe stock OF groceries Of ]. O. Bland &
Co., attached neS efld weeks ago by Bot
chqrd Bragher 4 CO, OF iioutton anu lhi
at auction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

Corpus Christi Texas, December ~
The Post reporter Is Informed that como
gentlemen, representing a Northern cotpor-
alton, owning patents TO a cotton de.iuung
machine, are investigating this portion OF
the Texas coast with Wow OF securing
a favorable site for the plant. n deep
water Is secured at Aranqna pngs. the
l'plsnt may be located tn Corpus Cnusu.
To tho question whore n Will b. located VI
not nt either Rockport, Amnf8s Pass or
Corpus Chrlsu2 why NJ Galveston or
marked one Of the gentlemen now In the
city IN ccnucctlon with this p.aut viii
be constructed q mill and refinery Tor
mill VIII seek rs raw material from Hon
dlrug md AfpNipO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
BRENNAN BUDGET.


= widow Shot by Negro Who At
tempted Robbery.
nrenham, Texas. December l9,--Betwcen
and o'clock Wednesday evening Mrs
soIa Enshoff. while driving to her home
u Austin county from Brennan in two
.pss wagon. accompanied by her llttle
hsL was shot by a negro near william
arhmerts place on the jacksonville road
~. ,Emshoff was accosted ~ negro,
4 "y aemanded her money. The negro ha1
wl,hn9t gun, and Mrs. Emshoff pleaded
NJ MN and reminded him that she vas
foys iaow and poor, and Just as abe reaohcl
III "er purse the gun was fired anu 2
-. o. bird shUs struck the lady In ms
sstot sntered beneath ne 1eht eve. sheriff
tRe s c has arrested Andrew chappen Tor
she Examining trial OF Julius schroeder,
-'sea with assault with intent to raps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

conzales. Texas, December E'-Ipn- ~
vas visited last night with eonsi ee, ~,
rain, which vas ne sS,.S lttI S' TDemains 70
heen ana plenty Of rain during ine
be sou L neeaed In this portion OF lea ,,il1
NJ ", n,,icf 10 he able TO raise crops "a
az srass for next season, -, =, ron=aiea
d l, s ne being prosperous ana NANNY n,asI
e eoanty has reached the ears ana BY IL
seekers M, nf1ce Of Tax Assessor HOP
aniy ~ fnct Is elected that many n KY
kiid have come 20 this county Mi,n,n
the past w ,e sec men OF nil shades OF nfe
thtnE NY ~, homes for the next year, aln
i sS many have done this that I. ,h ~ p srs
difncuH to nni one. az nn nv e 81 Of Con.
pledges. ..' n nopuiation Of toOJ sous
MR., ,Iaar. Il not an empty house to is'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

Mles Emma KEGS, was held this after
noon before Justice Ewing. Ills bond
the grand jury. v
~, me people OF Brcnham are subscribing
Mnerally towards the support OF the band
mat they may retain their excellent lead
er Professor w. A. Jakel.
The Independent Order OF odd FelioOs
" putting on new life In Brennan. several
applications being In for membstshln.
bienham would DO materially benefited
ny the extension OF the BRACES and Burle-
son road from Stone City through here Ia
eohheHt with tine Texas Western at soaly,
ana the chances just now FOR This vaitik.
~, re extension are just little better than
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

NE COWS UP ron LIFE.
Frank Colin Convicted for the Murder
OF His Wife

Hoiston, Thursday, December 10
a fury OF hin peers has spoken and
Frank Colin Is doomed 20 spend the TO
malnlng days Of his natural life within
prison walls as puniaunont for tho
crime OF wife murder II required sew
oral hours OF dclibcrauon for thom to
reach an agreement but they came into
court soon after o'clock and rendered
a verdict as Stated above. lie may We
cule stay OF sentence. as therc VIII be
on application Tor new trial aud an
appeal from this sentence,
Whom court convened at o'clock yes
tcrdny morning Judge Gavin announced
that two and hnlf houra would DO al.
lowed each aide FOR argument, and an
agreement was reached by which Mr.. ulh-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

Corpus Christi, Texas. December H.
From parties coming In on tho Texas
Mexican train last night The Post re-
porter learns Of the suicide OF Mara
MonHlbo, a young Mexican girl, which &c.
CURED Elk mites south OF Pena, Maria
was Il beautiful girl and had many al-
mirers. The parents Of tie girl. II IS
alleged. endeavorcd to force her to marry
a man she did not love. and rather than
marry him, she procured u pistol and shot
herself through the head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
LIGHTHOUSE FOUNDATION FIN.
fSHED.

Velaseo, Texat December 19.-The
foundation of the lighthouse Is COM
pleted with the exception Of covering It
all with coat OF crushed granite and
concrete, which will place the entire
structure on a solid rcclt bolted to plllns
IN the crouni The shlu with Inc ron
frame and other material s daily ex-
peccted and so soon US It gets In no tine
OF this long-needed light.
Quntnnn, Texas. December i9.-Tn-
fpector Taylor yesterday received tele-
gram from Galveston Stating that the
schooner with the balance of tho ma
terlal for the Brazos lighthouse would
arrive here today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
SECOND coNTRAcr SIGNED.

Rockport. Texas. December B.-Vico
President Sawyer officially notified clarli
:. Co. on behalf OF Sir. Alexander Brown
thai they had been awarded tho second
contract for deep water AZ ArnnaaS PaHs,
10 speedy completion are now put 20 nlGll
and The sincerity Of Ar. brown. ana ".
company IN their pledge 70 hNlld grtfaal
nrst cofiruct only called for fifteen feet
OF water and ~ this depth has now ~,
most been secured and VIII be oblalnea
whether the uroject would be permitted
10 r0ri or he Carried out 70 permanent
success TOtay'1 action eett,es TIC whole
business. II means deep water ADA"utvy
and without fail. .,...,.-
The contract was nwaricd ms nIierloon
IN tho presence 81 General Ma-tnAtf Mun.
a.rrafo ~ the Arinfns Pass railway. AIT.
James @. Fulton ana other Kcntlemenk nnn
tonight there 10 biz rejoicing IN ROCK
port and It's SURROUNDINGS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

curro. Texas, December io.-Ths case
or Nat Iiarr!s vs.. tho san Antohlo anu
Arkansas Pass railway was tried this week
N IN. dlssr.cf court. Tho Jury brought
II. Il verdict yesterday. but. pending q
rettIemcnt. the verdict IL fcalcd. j,
caSs 81 Ietsch vs.. the Gulf Weat T1raa
mud Pacific railway. THIS .rnae n for the
killing or Mr.. Lctncb'1 child. about n4ne
years ago. und this 70 he rlird traaA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

Huntsville. Texas, December h'-ino
,r,sop MINISTRIES are making eStens We
100 cations for the annual Christn,lhH
concert Concert nj the pen They gskHie sb t"s demon.
a eIr,,ea liz entertainment Will be hfs'
class one. , e,.,,or. ~ Palestine 10
annonhcg, ,urrb sunday after ChIisiinau::
RRgng aris viii be made to have nm visit
he plrish regularly.