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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05
WHO WANTS T0 GO.

Some Stark county boy who wishes to
take the course in agriculture at the Ohio
State university, can go for nothing this
year. The course Is valuable and prao-
tioal. The full free scholarship can be Sc
ured by applying to Secretary A. j. Dehoff
Of the Agricultural society, at once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05
THE HORSE WORLD.
Some Exciting Sport at the Ashtabult
Races Yesterday--Result OF
the Contests.

The Ashtabula races closed yesterday.
Octavia won the 2:89 trot, Goldsmith get
ting the first heat and second money. AL.
tona was third and Iowa Maid fourth.
Best time e:27H.
Brown Frank won the 2:15 pace.
Nicoll took two heats and second money.
Harry Omar got one heat and third
money. Subscriber was fourth. Best
time 2;16A.
Kapolina won the 2;28 trot with Darby
second Frantic third and Chick Bills
fourth Best time, 22eL.
Colonel Reeves won the $3.50 pace. AL.
legto was second and Alice Minis third.
Bes time 2:2bh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05
AN OLD REsIpENr GONE,

heart trouble. She has been widow for
thirty-fve years, her husband, William
Richards, having cut his throat from ear
to ear with corn cutter while temporar-
lily insane during the war.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05
IN THE COUNTY,

Mary ID. Dornady has soldssrrto K. T.
Chandler lot 207 in the second ward OF
Massillon for SO, 200. RNM
X. 5. Raft has sold to Maria S. Saxton
five acres in Canton township for So, 900.
John j. Maudru has sold to H. K.
Moulter lot 8 in Canal Fulton, Lawrence
township price not recorded.
Louis Wagner has sold to Alice vii
liams, 25-100 acres In the third ward OF
Massillon for 80, 500.
W. Smith has sold to Mathew Sivitten
q part of lot 277 in the fourth ward OF
Massillon; consideration not recorded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4

asks of Postmaster Monnot, as personal
favor, Of any person knowing the where
abouts Of Miss Maud Alexander, or any
person claiming relationship to one Will
liam Alexander, formerly operator with
the w. ~ Z. n. r. r., at Massillon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05
ROBBERY AT wAYNEsRuRa.

The residence Of Mr.. Franklin r. Var.
ger, prominent farmer living one.quar-
ter Of a mile west of Waynesburg, was
entered Thursday evening while the fam
lily was at Buffalo Bill's show. Over $50
in cash was stolen. No clue to the
thfavaa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05
Too Expensive,

DIR. Hyphee is suffering with oarbun-
ole and has called another doctor to pre-
scribe for 1t.
"Why doesn't he prescribe for himselff''
"Great Scott He can't afford it,
Chicago Tribune.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05
LIoENsED TO MARRY.

TThe following marriage licenses have
been granted: ."
James M. Grunder and Florence B..
Hughes, Minerva.
william Henry Grove and Laura Sham
bell, Massillon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05

Clarence, the three year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. W. Braucbler, of 211 West Seventh
street. died with liver trouble Friday. The
funeral will be held from st. Johns church
Sunday afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05
DEATH RECORD.

George J. Young, of Pike township, died
this morning at one o'clock. Funeral services
will be held at Sparta, at 2 O'Clock, Sunday af.
ternoon. Mr.. Young was II years of age In
terment will be at Sparta cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05
Make Cows Paw.

SBt Twenty cows and
@ one LITTLE GIANT
Bas Separator will make
more butter than IS
SsI cows and no separa-
S1zksaS tor. Five cows will
bring $500 to $500 and one
separator will cost Sr25.
Five cows will eat a lot of
feed; a separator eats moth
ing. Moral: Make the cow
business pay by using a sep
arator. Send for circulars.
p. M. sHARPLEs, West Chester, Pa.
Rutland, Vt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05

A man Is wise when he seeks wildom; a
knave when he thinks no has acquired II.
--Eontenello
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05
LAND.SAIES,

aThe following transfers in real estate
have been filed with the county auditor:
Dudley Reed has sold Jack Mades 81
100 acres of land in the first ward for
5000.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-07-27
summer Trais Service Va Wlsosasis Geo.

Effective May q. To Wsukeshs
and lake resorts $50 4 M, LES ..
M, s:l6 p M, bp. m. To St. Paul,
Minneapolis, Ashland, and Pacific
Northwest Cos p. M, HAS p n.
e. DulvA sos 2 N.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-07-27
Exquisite Repartee.

Exquisite Repartee.
A youth to fortune and to fame un-
known sent Dumas the manuscript Of
q new play, asking the great dramatist
to become his collaboration. Dumas
was for moment petriaed, then he
seized his pen, and replied: "How dare
you. sir. propose to yoke together a
horse and an asst" The author, by re-
turn OF post. wrote: "HOw dare you,
sir, coll me o horse?" Dumas, by next
mall: "send me your play, my friend"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

New. Notes ~ The Aa,irui,.rs, -.d
Mechanical 'oiirns,

Colleae station, ToseH, September N y
irha Huhnpi ID now m fuil fnnnlne Order
Al oinaaun have been organised parma
nrnllh
A. onlud mnpling N me 'ilnss Noinns
TORS" last week the following we're eienis
ID ~ ufflrnfa ftr iha snHulnr YEAR cabs
tain W. ". Hutchinson ~ DnraiurI nfht
lieutenant, = u, Iiiiilr. COLLEGE binthni
second lieutenant. w. y, pafidns NJ Mo-
Kinney nfHi nefpphni. y, N, staples
linust0ui second sergeant, \ H. hulsit
Hsyasula. ThN oienloh " ihfd fourth
and nfih HofEennia was postponed unnl
nest mteilnH RUS company II lhe rflhd
~ thr Huho0i and CONSISTS Of ITO bee!
dflle1 mon NJ tho rnf1is n WAS named
IN hunpr " President Hoes,
The literary aorisilna have completed
,hcir organizations and viii be offlasied
w follows
Hiephen T.. Austin President, I. D. tlold.
bnfg Of 1oifefsnnl yinn PRECEDENT w A.
iiRaaell. H., W Corpus uhfisiil rfiliN, ~
W kerr u Yinolanil ruaoldlnH .refp'
tbrp, =, N, LoAror ~ tlsofRsipNnl nupns
eiai ssn,ntary, u. H. nfysn ~ roilopu sta
iinn, librarian, % A. Weimnn % lifyan.
CailldpeUn ftaai1phi, j ~ Mlley "
nanif0pl ylrh president. n q. MoNrli ef
nfaynfial cfIiie " Gable " Colorado
CIV recording secretary = A. Kyle ~
AnHllni CENSOR W w ufeanwqnd Of
nnanuhhml treasurer, w " MnNellnlh p
MARA corresponding Secretary, rlkldn
Roberts " 1'pffell librarian y, g. hSls
Of Nursery
me new innmary u now complete ~
every aslaii ana fUrniHhed Win uyefr
a0Nvrhioheo n Il nuiin hsnlepniH
stru0iura and adds not q iliils 70 tie
appearance NJ the campus
Professor q ", tphheiii professor ~
aHri, uiuTa aud iifenl0f ~ lhs experiment
III ilnn, iefi SH sunday for snndfY point
IN ira ranhsndis, lDDhlne after = AUiii
allie location fpr suDisiuiieu Tor Wei
gfHil0h
Mia, Ifarfis N NJ Louis, No, u Visiting
mar bfoihtr H. y Hose
f,nfsssar ii. Ness. who has been quits
.lrh fef tho papt Neak. IL ponvalesoent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

samples rrom iS,rbr,iio iianai 4"
lhn ILnmlalnMM IrmhmMl.

Erbyylllo, Tesas. September ri I on
close V,u ~ sample ~ tirr raised Va lhlh
county hy MruaiH l. u. llcAn ana w. w..
ihnmnn 1hHHu heads were pluhtd VII "a
iot Morara, uupn ana Thomas sold here
IN town nnd - fhir sample VI the CROP
Thla rioH WnH planted IN AZ OH leli ihat
had been worn CIT win cotton ana corn
AMI was considered nppd fui nothing hul
npeturn No estimate " tho Yield pould
hd niyau, but u viii compare fayotahly
with Went Lpulriauh
ifarniura m thln hart ~ tho county toll
nae, ihny have buen fnihinE all their own
dec fui " number Of rehral hui having
no market ana no way 10 got u marketed
they reiHe only enough for homs con
sumption
Tali vegetables haye commenced 70
come IT, No hay0 now on Omr tables
ali manner ~ fresh iuthlph. oahhnnthl
heniH etc, an raised fiuhl htrs az homo,
rha fannutH IN this section OF inc upuh'
lrY have 'ist DpN On u1ii0n auh RAJ q
OniV enough upfn for ther own H'pph'
Mast 10 inner here than ! ever saw v.
boreh trees ANA dnlia bnlna laden WIN
nuts ana htDuis Hogs Hfe now nearly
fnt onouRh Tor marhet, n lAn we'll knnwn
fnd that hogs rarely net poor out IN lhiu
upot Of lilo woods All uut hogs VIII hn
nj Tar market on December 4 THIS Wnull
be d mo pinnA Tor some HOY buyer "
uonp stock hoau are sHlllnk very ohVap.
Among tho newcomers 10 lhlh country
"a nots Me. IslhHef aud family ~ unteAs
yile, and Mrs cuitutHon ~ warren, MI
ltfnnot rwappHh Places With julAe " ~
Notice, the latter lehvlna Toe eaipafllle
last wNeh
ihoo walters who has been manahei
OF w. W. Fpr,enbefrfH business fot We
nabt four months viii leave Sunday To-
| Houston, whore ha VIII locate
nov M noweD, o,ir Methodist minls'
tor, will hold rsrylnes lenlfht nna We
murray In the Yates a MARTIN bnlldlhn.
Mi, Haven N ~ old newspaper man ana
Nell mOwn all over Texas 10 10 nhllnH
many friends IN hla new nus ana W. iota'
,ail MIN nnnd suouraH, this helnl iis start
| IN pinsa In tho asrylrs VI hla Lord
| Meshfh, ~ can a 90 Of planAV mr.
btlldine a Hnw mill ~ can station, lhtr'
niles p1uih of hufe. MI hhfih n lieei
moni viii erect saw mill al unhet sta
| lion, twelve miles nom here hhptVf,
Two other milis are spoken pl, NV,
rvlng tic Kansas CiT route tpur ms
class saw mlllni
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24
nlaAuMoST rl,aor,os.
hniis ~ rrr,.n, the Abo,,,,o. al an,
IMNMl nMHmlInn.-lInn AD... ~

i"ru, paration--irhu News,
beaumont, Texas naatemhnt a There
WIS u grand rally On the adiara Ia frnet
~ the punl1iflep last nlHht Nudor tno l.l.
lluvs ui those citizens wh0 hto ondtaVot,
lhH 70 Heonru u sufficient uumher OF Vnter,
to prevent tho HD0lphlnn Of tho eitya
CORPORATION AT tho election npst Tush,
upN, The nnnallnR was uponod hp iDdno
w II, Fora His remafha wufn of a ION.
Nllhlutf nature. "hlH months nnu,N hald
Tue judge. ~ WAS IN favor nj Hurh a unye.
mont ~ han bpun lnnu4ufnt,d lrinn /
dld not holloyo tho city ~ ueaunnnt had
y corporation TIA, Would atand lonhl
scrutiny 81 tho hiHher courts The ihst
legislature validated tho chatter ana 1
can not nuw nro the Necessity OF nhnllsh.
inR w. Continuing tho Judge predicted
hai all horiH OF disasters WOuid nyprihkp
We uliy " tho corporation NnA hbniehrd
hnd advised lie hearers not 10 NV ftnm
lhu oNllH that wote 10 those they kunw
no, pt tlW Attorney ucaino u'liioh
Followed Judge ifuid, iila REMARKS wer,
hlb1 ihpnsslonoin. though M made uns
vHHlnhnl ppsaeu M tho iuwnpappls. vino,
no halll were irylnH W make Tie punple
believe thHt tho city government waa not
~ that " should huI Az whole, In
made a h0oi speech, however nud Ills
iniihtha were wei received
There Was no ohs present to 1lHOuaa
iho hniltoOinnutiun HilH ~ tile uuuntlon
nut ihlp morning y cartoon WHa found
thnlt ~ AT tic poalofnro that was oyl.
drullY tho wur, ~ nrniun who IN not
lloluHl 20 death uvur tie unw ordinance
ttunhilN enacted by tho council The car
lpon wan pntltlni, "nont monkey witt
tho town COW" rhs oharaoirp portrayed
Wefu ITO mayor tWp aldermen nnd the
marshal Tho town cows IN inrHa numhara
hnl BROKEN FROM tho city poiiud aud they
hni lilo mayor ana aldermen un a dead
run for 'ha city hall, which l1nmnd 10
w the diplanrr, white tho mnrHhni had
heen riin duNh ana walled over nnd tito
cove were tinlllmg him Ia the fbA win
lhtlt hptln. Interpretations VI the oar.
tom were vaHoi but all Nho nav pro.
huuhcrd u o humorous satire that would
10 orndllhhla IA l'urt az ludUo
The Jews NJ ihiH city met to-day aud
denldcd 10 Ufnnntn n ounHfrHaillui IN
innii uie work uf Tho organisation wna
perfected Thrlr nest move viii hn tho
building NJ ~ nYnnnNria Habit \ LovA
who rhiuo from Austin 10 conduct Heryirou
dutlnn tho Now Year frHtlYltioa viii prob
nbly have uhhrHo Of lha congregation.
Tho uulf nhd Interstate thlA Afternoon
received iwnhtv ears NJ Fail, most ut n
coming from Memphis 1ila ID tho nrai
~ Beonui shipment that was announced
n fNw weeks aHO,
Colonel W a. Davidson, president "
tito lfltnt National bank Of ihla uliy, w..
turned this morning from HeNrrhi weHhs'
trim 10 tho mountains 0f North Cnf0lnn.
Ito ~ much improved IN health,
Vice President John H. Kirby ~ NJ
uuif, beaumont ana NsnHnH cliy wilrnad
tnmr over from itnupinn this morning und
made n tlYuH TIN 20 NlihyYllia, The
northern terminus ~ the tDh1, ss o..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

ufpNshurh, ieknp, September W The
foliowinn composed tho eseualon paily
fI0rn tlrnahprh Va Oslymlnnl Mrs w
"a Jackson AiHs Aunia lanAspO Misa
lfaith Harrison, Mr u " Harvey MIS-.
~ u WnihuD Mlss uuminio Walhpr AiHs
Mamie NnrflH NJ n hnun M enfl
hira VA Aleu- nhefin H. ~ ifsHham nnd
lhdf, W. \ iihnnnh Misses Adilh hlpilii
ur and Npiilu ulnsA Mfs II Nnhhr1hi
HuupWnll Jaehehn rAwnin l., H. nrpNni
iipd nllynb James Mptlliniir iNr hWpull
unholi liannali, rhns iinni, y v uffi
ina Aip Winston ana dAuHhlHtrl n
Austin, ipp harrington y. = ilsrlrt ANV
uihria
'fho iimesiOne County Medical eAsnela
ton met NJ ufuosheuh ihla week ,nd MAJ
Nnf Interesting rtVhauiinp ltNu4e NJ
attendance we're De W q iiailth ~
ignAHa, \ N Thumau. " W. oats Hnh "
umYihr ~ Npsis. ~ N WliHsp ~ rhntn.
iun. ". ~ thrown, w, n aud \ " Eos
W Hrnssbnfit Adjournment waa taken
unlli ,he second tNHsdas W Nnysmbnf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

and tho outlook Tor a pleasant ana mar.
l'ehlr hsAalun "a Hool,
!, 'l,lN'vln,o ihs rrlhulp,l i'fdle.anf ".
y l'rnnRili hna been tho buaiyel Man, ~
,hn nlaof. AZ me op,aina 81 nsheai'
ihouth always ea0N % lila .ne,ser,.,'
NV lhla t'mn pwma 10 n course az rt,i,ty
adopted by The present a0patintende,t NJ.
Worn % classifying has been much iaalii,
A'fn aud no hhh uyeiythlnn IN shln shnna
nv wn'hlhe aloha an smoothly 40 n ,hsrs
Wy Neen no interruption 0f vacation
riotenaof lssonnri viii Organise a iench.
ris' ineeVDH " tho near futurc, Ia m,ft
ongg = lhonih, NJ whioh tine nii natter
pertaining 70 tho welfare of ihs lima
WIN he discussed wy"
lho superintendent has had aomn No,l
lphe lurlnH tho vacation, that vim ada
mum " tho comfort of tie hupila, rsrs'
sieny Nc Young lA1len nnd chllu,on
Mh'nln lnNa,etl,a have heon plaofd IN
Nip hot'nl,oilpa VI niapo Of b0wiu, pitnh.ts
elil stands Formerly un,n
students sim continue 10 come Ia ana
The wenl, '' w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

~ nunala, X n, embraced Wide range
Of tunlca VI lNtefrat w the iuNtsr uealrf
ami MAhp partfa of Importance we're
ieHh. 1he maueg VI ihsuranvo WAs pasi
einiN ,hp Muat Important uhehtlun SIC
OMhecd ana n MAS Developed that thO
convention vas deridndi, ~ favor VI inh
inn ihpillence flsha 90, OF TIE hanas VI
lhe nie romrahles nnd faininn niuiuNl
companies inAidN the lNiahat oisaf Va
Hons, class insutHnuo hclhn tha ,enntNgy
uNefvwhefr " was nfuusd that ire e,nci,
pNlnhnnira were TOO rAitANNuani t0f Asnt
efai nhltonaHN nniNu " rpr csnt VI uiplr
rnMivMs fer luhriNH eNpeNser, white
the iumnrrmtnls n,NtuaiA uned lat eievci.
Thn nrna we,hnae % 'he ilcsion anu
fMlAlelphin mutual vnn,peniss we've ti,o1
an rNAmiiua. Nr W, ". inhnroh ~ Filshi
bars, Mass president Vt lhp iA'nnNr MN|
tuNl lnpu,anrr oampnnr ~ nralon, whN
feni the paper On this subject, nnnAss'
that W rvfliliahi WA ihU dlNMh,iiA "
ilrr Insurance 10 HE avn town Il rOnld
ne nipn4sihln 10 eAtff hliihiNg pnirg'
rrlsr lar enoueil " oct She r,Al lNmhrl
Nh The EnUl N,hunt vncannlNilnH d 30
liyliNf lton, some hre pnire, and ~ ihli
Nhen the hNhlNasn Aonid nnh n. waf ~
nome unluN " Nv Nl1Na Tue convention
mNne aood ftuutl ~ aN Arhliinur u
ilpnieH and VIII snduater 90 iNnhr INV
work y isaihlN
iUMnlah NnlNn
Mr W A ptl1dle " me uslRnet IL "
ihe Fast oh hnlofinp, husMcia.
uenthm Willlam Wiass, pitslAvui al tnl
ntliHurp iumhpf uuntnauN was lsRlp
tur0d W dhlseaipn fWisnAF
Ste nny A. Nathan hrprrtnA $50 waN
Onri NJ the rtum has ncen dniAinsd 9lnn
huslhvsa ,he latte, rAn VI thN WeuA w
nh attack VI lllnpes
No ~ liitlp dinieplly has besn ekreh
enusii ~ nalninlnlna ihr tenpn, pdNeDrl
| M iritva inf pHlluw pine iumhe. IN
prlninal trouble nov N Zoe lie mllln q
hrsn ~ with oniers
Ats VI q. hinlmuNs m0nhuef ~ iN
1inm'a luHplWH nNtni IA jhtnpr county
wan M the olil Wednesday am SAYS tnA
! hiH men prr nriilnH out lnaa an fnHt ~
they Win ~ lauitd away
Ntb ie H. rfaptsr, Tor SOME Tins ohif
pinfk IN thn Consolidated iQspAn iMinhe
| punpNitt'H ufive tefiuNuh mir una'tign ~
The ibih ana weNi 10 Houston % aHeer
employment with tie hhp0rN iMinb,l
company
Aha Tram aaW mill rtaumti MnntA,
atior aevetAl DAYS ANU down f1r ~
lAliH Nearly even ,hiuN abpu iiiN mli
| iiAA htcW pvufhAulri hht Tho hlH lumht
HNtior Nhioh has rpOmttlt bs0n aaivd, n
Nprhlnh lu poftueiieH
II waa reported N tha uin VusteriA,
| That seventy cars " lumhpi WHiu ahrnf,
/ fom ORANGE Thursday maM 'lhis II
! ~ uNueuAlN lhiHt Ahlnmfht ana tntpn
| That u nuuaiipiailh Miphd WeF mpdp u
the rhnl stocks ~ ihs Orange niihH
Tho abu edli0f ar The Nnfliiweatsti
| i.uwbsfmhn hAA not a ipllr nan M M
nnat tail pnohTi hhd u irllHa 70 cen
vince pamhhody that iva y Whale. A
least suor In Implied Ny an article un M
prlluW plne iUnlrt ina,hat Ia me lav
iasus or the iuihhrrman
M W n, Al0rdnul president ~ th
| Altudre iulnhht uunppnN itnrhlarl
sptnt Muhdnp nlahi ~ beaumont hRVini
| returned iinm q hripf rlnhsutr ifp II
| Galveston no says mat nll damage M
| mlii Sustained Rom ihh iNpNhi no Ia
| henn fullV Wrnifrd hnd hls SAWS sll
turning With Bsuel fchulaviiN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

feeuVillo, resas, September fossA local
dramatic piuh hRH besn pfgnnlsrd ana u
proposes 10 uivs an entertainment "aHli
month Tpninhi The DIANA Nevada wR
acted before y large hudlwinn WIN pit
lrfifs uodasA, every lhn holna ven sits
iHlnnd noad muHu ard new and appi1i-
bflal0 scenery added 70 the erect 49,
iehsnni. y professional actor who " VIA
liihe igarryliie, u pn pleased WIN HE tsl
ont exhibited that 10 viii stay q fHw
month"; aud nasl4i ~" .lub IN lhelf 10
iinafanlsi
mo diihdaiupe Valley Fair of outahhr
y nnd q N mahiilE la'her anu more
elaborate preparations nir ~ ttuH me
pthihli rhe gnifleA W ilv1 stack ALREADY
radelv0d hrs simply immtnPe nerwlilr
sports are out daily training fof ihe
races,
ifoHy babes ~ cotton have hern ri,Hied
VOID IL COMING IN siowlyl 'ol bass 80
nrlVel tins WupN,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

NataNnfia rekas. hertrinber ~. WIN
,ha AN opening hunineas HseinA 70 Ne wy i
pfovnr Throughout the county ah'
sv,froIa seeina 70 b W hft'sf spi,ll,.
isme cotton N being shiprfn h'oatn
u.ia ,is,o ftom cahay 10 uniYsAtNn, fhe
,a,tou sin on Mfrsfa T. w. a y v nNiH
Ma Lpsy last waeh ninhlng cotton
M. and MIA John = hpshenl hesr ln ',,
,atufn.i from nh extensive ifir WfpuNh
N. tyratsfu htaiHs. whais iheg went ~
Mis- Lorarnt'a hsalih, which has h''p
greatly Improved ....
puriug the mast ws'h sefpfH asa,n.
have occurred here " phlliiHn w, w,
infant fhiid " NJ npd iflis. I'M ~, s, w..
aaa ,ba ohlld af Mrs, Annle iiahhslpp
aged Yeafs !, a.. ..aaan
gha,lss itettissn viii W unable 70 peu
,nrlis hls tan. Dui VIII can Vis'e's ana
tfAIuu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

pryai, Tseaa. raplfhiiaf iaaaTha death
.ef Selanei Charles stewart Which Nes
euuaanaod here yesterday fffhi0H ~ ielf.
rfatn from HE son 70 hla old friend sap
AN Holm " Tabor hsa tasi rlppn
ovnp ihs entire city Colonel stewart
had many warm pftrphai ihrNna htit
,,.i'fa,tnd saffov captain jnht " Tabor
ma. i A, Hurlhoi,s, b. usorae ", Ia
IN aod olhafs isfi on ~ excursion tfaln
thi. mafnlaM 10 attead hls funeral 70
ttnualonI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

Anderson, rttas, September "a The 80
snilnlhH buaiiil composed ~ rfefsHHnf
unarau " chnndloy W q Martin nii
ludFs W. h, Campbell me, today ana
have ,hlty,lhroe erhligahls q esainlngl
here has snld hiu fem 70 lamrh iail
bofaueh ef hayhselsi consideration "
nni acre
Tho Hihstna N This plaee are ttylne
~ inifn nihlh 10 hNYe 90 afiuHlsh well
iAtul hers AZ tho town has Nnnns 80 "
u, y fhip0n u Hninr Va rpgn q frn'
laurent hefn Oh MRin steel neti Mondaf
Maffapr li0Hnsns issued " VI Nilh'
n,nns ~ Mis- Minnlu Hihois, AhtHm ihihu
IL illleN Nei.ln, loa h0sh " Tstahu
npDUh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

tiaiisiHviiin, Tesas. September UeThe
Ahuuiy board ~ examiners oeinnlhiHi nhair
work NJ esumlnlne and FfadnH tho pa
rafa " NE fanyitro applicants To- ,caohs
sla' certificates,
Nineteen white ana fourteen rulpfed
laaeuNIa applied fdf second grade rsftif.
oates and idufipan eihia ana nva t.yiprr1
paAerd nis polofed ana Tires white spg
pied fnr ihifi pfsda certificates and ihre
Nef. GRANTED four rniatrd ana fur vhiin
third ntndea. 1lrfH was not az applis
dHnt fof mat grade
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

Remedy, 1esas hHHtamipr saaA camp
NJ the Wpadmsn of Tho world Waa ofaanl
ised Hero last niEht by " NJ iisifd "
YORKTOWN, deputy sovereign u1nHul rnni
mandpf twenty msinbafa wHia aniulled,
irha nnina ~ The camp 10 Alarian rsinni
fha following 0fnerfa FetV elreied for
iha balance ~ NE year. ronatl uoin'
mander, a 81 hiah0ial adviser liauienl
ant Mat TanYl oiurh, \ l. iiainl hammer.
. w. l'ullenl rseoft, q w. Mumihs taiiip
liisaielan Dr q Il ORE waichmAn, 4,
h lioefnofi sentry. y ~ uoff maneHsrs,
WIN, Shredder, N, H. Mroiane ana y. ~
MnyUfid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

.,e'Yf 1eHaa, Nrniamhpf 7iis school
4. a ~ prf announcement on Hepienii
MN vNe HUNDRED and ten puplia were
1a'N ne iltNl nay widnh 10 q lhlurr
III 'han has bepa enrolled The nthi
iafr many years
ist leaphets wrta retained pserpl
,,.Ff hsilift. WHO resigned n ihhe
~ ~ Hefiigiipi iitnfsaRif ulineu
.sestf rfofasn6r i n uey ~ lidpkiha
-.lls has boae aapannt.d rranhi fe.
t,'shl lhule isaehsr ana Mise wills
|r4l niflf'Ahi IN hlBiffHpFiep depart
f,..t.sfH rad pupils strin 20 10 80
~ Hpfa mo three uOniha vacation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

neatnrioNn, Tssas, henlpmhaf n 'i8ihl
wagon frrolpiH ~ nellun " date Il nwa
tales sealUsi N0l balps this TINE last
yfah iifinos TA7lb 70 INV 4 luoai 80
mailsba Hni N ihat several ia1drte
Nh0 today hiuOahl uOilon ~ intiqallY
ihfaa tales 10 the wHFanl AFa ehilfelf
ffae ffHm 1Ahi, hn1 nearly all Nniign 500
lnn nNeOunin has hton nniieisi and
farmers who wllllnniF or those wlie Wrfg
lwn tnhiA are now ttAping ihr bfilfiiiI
Merchants ara hhNihH less Uniii,le ynlleNi
lhs Than uHnai sud iAnfInnina ~ Old
hol0unia snd noiea viii be- aleHsd BY uq'
ientf I
bovine, TasAa Hspiamlisf 70 10 NJ
data 1000 balas ~ oelloh hass beee 20
esifrd heta
inlinn September n, Cotton sl9Asd
nsll sbipms0is, pliql receipts Ita
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

tmniin, Tesas, September " TIVE met
Wha bfeka inlo Tho offes " ne Southern
ifinu Lumber G0rpany ~ Monday nlEhi
and alple pay cheaha were arrested by
value of 400 wrrs ienntefsd, 1hs bcn
took AiNaa1 checks utilYi ~ thusn efs
paphed ~ iha min ttyjy month, tive ~
Tires Thousand dniiafa worth ~ eihpi
chscAu that Weie ~ iiie ssms drawer TIES
an not touch
uflpE 10 on the ground fas ~ siaHanl
new hotel, iwpiaioff, Win tNpniyiits
rooms W. w. nnnnHr "a hatlha u bnlii
MS new tw0sinfy hfish siafs ~ hlA'
nrltn A 80, h nrsfiy 1nlshed
The Fast TesHa tpllena has ~ lils
It, lhifd week ~ pupils enrolled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

p.iesune Tatas hFrieinnsf
.ahiif .dhooia vii arsn 90 M9naah XXX,
,.,nDsr 20 Az nsst week WI w NV
IA etAlnlnaiipnH Nna h'apHs 'NF''-
al NV, XXI Dizzy N fiphtieh y " ~,
w i,' ,ils iutaqasi N : J'lsAa silnnN y,
nW ,.,,ia f.s.zsii1on, "a ne clsiln,sr
w .i,i,Sns csnmiiioe has ral'sl
- " m,stina FOR MepdsPi % ~ "'''
,.s . vii DO 70 AID NE 'ns'''s