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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
REV. HOMER 7. WILSON
CALLED THE TURN ON THE BusI-
NESS INTERESTS OF FORT
WORTH.
The Local option Campaign q. NOW
Fuiiy Under Way aud Grow
ing Very Interesting.

Tho local option meeting at the city
hail last night was attended by u good
crowd embracing citizens Of all classes
with "a good representation OF ladies'
The audience listened with marked at
tcutlon to the address OF Hon. w II.
Coffin with frequent Interruptions OF
applause ana grew enthusiastic during
the course Of the short but telling talk
Of Rev. Homer r. Wilson which fol-
lowed.
The discourse OF Mr.. Colin was u
comprehensive argument delivered In
n conversational tone and without
orntorical effects but with an earnest
ness which was felt by all present, the
majority NJ whom were evidently In
deep sympathy with the sentiments Of
the speaker.
lie made particularly strong appeal
for the railroad men In which he repre-
scented them M In need Of the helping
hand OF Christian society to aid them
In their constant struggle with the
about them. He suggested the cstnb-
liahment Of some place near the Union
Depot where they could md rest and
recreation when they came In OH the
road
After reviewing the usual arguments
against prohibition he made Il special
appeal to all who pray Our Father"
saying; mo mnn can use that express
sion sincerely but links himself to
every other man" He closed with an
appeal To- Southern gnlluntry to hear
the voices Ut women In II matter which
concerned her,
Dr. Wilson opened with an emphatic
admonitlon TO his hearers to cary on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

wholesale market and thousands Of dol
lars are spent here for liquor which are
transported and used all over Texnh
and In other mates and Territories.
Our saloons are many, OF them elegant
IN their appointments. and controlled
by quiet, orderly gentlomanly men,
who pay heavy license, and adyoa-
loren taxes on their property and give
employment to many heads OF families
ainong their numerous employees. Fort
Worth Ia the most orderly and quiet
city In Texas and noted for the enter
terprise and public spirit Of It's citizens.
This city has fostered and built many
and numerous churches and Its church
edlfices are unsurpassed by any city
In the land. while the public and prl-
waite schools. colleges and universities
OF Fort Worth make her u center OF
learning and refinement
Not content with the above financial
and moral condition OF Fort Worth
our local option friends through their
leader. Andrew H. Jackson, Esq, have
called a local option election for Sep
TENDER Q, 1895, at which the citizens Of
Tnrrant county are called upon to de-
eide the following question for the next
two years. shall the people of Fort
worth get their whisky from Dallas
by the local option jug, or not2
r. II, s.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

have selected us Ia work for them In
this canvass, and we have consented
TO undergo the labor and nnNictieH Of
our position from a deHire to promote
the general welfare.
2. We regard the question 10 he de-
tcrmlned by the election called for
september 3, next, as u business mat
ter. Affecting each acre OF land. each
dullara worth of taxable property,
every merchant, farmer. business man,
lhhorer and mechanic In Tarrant ooun-
~ We desire Ia promote the pros
perity Of our city aud county. ana pre-
vent the death blow to our progress
and development which we believe To-,
cnl option In Fort Worth would prove
to he.
o. Tho country precincts which now
have the local option law In force ARE
not Interested IN the coming election
except In No FAR ~ their tax rate, prop
erty values and business interests may
be affected hy the result because " To-
cal option w defeated IN the county
election II viii not erect those pre-
clnctH which already have local option
4 In al local option elections here
tntof" held IN the country precincts,
the city has In no manner intrrfcrrcd.
but each precinct has been permitted
To settle this matter for itslef
O. In the dlHchnrge " our duties, we
shall respect the convictions OF those
AlNINN'N w wv hllH ilNN fNil NlNn lnNlll
To accord IN the same sincerity OF pur-
pose. We shall address our arguments
to the reason and common sense of the
voters ~ Tnrrant county We ask fair
play for the city Of Fort Worth from
our follnw-cltlaens, ana call upon all
good cltlgena 10 east aside prejudice
and nnrrow-mlndrlncas, ana upon tho
broad principles Ut enlightened human
charity to consider the question pre-
scented To them with an honest desire
10 promote tho common good uf all.
Very respectfully,
FRANK u STANLEY,
II. =. ROSS,
W, r, STEWART.
NJ. FRY.
O, s, GILLESPIE.
W Y, MADDOX,
HENRY EARLY,
q, ", MONNIG,
AL coNLIsk,
c. w. HoEIZLT Secretary.
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nouSp AnouT rowN.

-.,....,1I---- an a,.,. a., ot,,,
,.a noSs W sor cnunona III, tbe ca2otte'i
g,,,,,.,,t
-,-.,....
The Hnall poy ~ nIeauy veb 'ii,'l ....
TO save nus hloheis ior 'he p's circus
!" OV'V'o,' -
A number OF church people nave
planned a picnic iof touny AZ futhah
pasture. on the old Denver rond
n, rr,nk AtuiIina nraetiee limited TO oye.
al. " .r r'S Marin az nose and throat CjIassc,
accurately fitted, COS Main street, Fort
Worth.
Today IA the time appointed for the
negro excursion, over the Fort Worth
and Denver The outlook SO good for
a large crowd and n big time Is antici-
pated
Mr.. VIM. Gcrrobrant. engineer on the
Texas and pnci1c, liz building q hand
some eight room dwelling on the cor
nor OF Louisiana avenue and Henrietta
street.
The American order OF lilbornlans
Will have a picnic and BAH at Grune-
wnid'a park Thursday evening and
night which promises to be u very en-
iovnble AMIR.
The protrncted meeting Mt the First
Methoiist church, which has been In
progress for couple OF weeks, closed
sunday night About twenty-five con-
versions resulted during the meeting.
M. tsrieronoi church was crowded
sunday morning 10 hear the confrma-
tlon OF Blshop Gnrrett on the subject Of
tbe Lost Talent. The rite of oonlirmo-
tinn wns administered to nine per-
snns
conr,. T. oaure. funeral director and ON.
haimor Full assortment Of undortRker'a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
soMn INsunANcn INronMAmoN.
The supreme Cour, Of r.nna,ivania
Hcndcrs nm Important Decision.

The hundreds Ut the Gazette readers
Insured IN frhtornal orders win be
Interested IN the following paragraph,
Inc supreme court Of PENNSYLVANIA
mas handed down a decision which IN on
Importance to all members OF fraternai
orders Mrs, ELLA NJ. Dickinson widow
OF deceased member, sued the su.
preme Lodge a O u. ". Tor sd 0O1
the amount Of hencut cortidoate IN
the order, The laws OF the order re.
uulre the payment OF assessments ON or
before the 2sth day OF the month, and
l''ekenAon allowed his January an
nessmeht TO become overdue. lie died
snort,y Ntter ana the order refused to
pay the amount OF the oertincate mn,
court decided In favor OF the A O. ~.
w. ana the supreme court has sus.
Iolnod the Nerdici.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

Lawn T,rrace Co. to Chns. NJ. Mace.
lots and 10, block ,. Lawn Tenace adj
dition, $3.50
T.. A. Hendricks estate to Rurks
lots aud 10, block 8, Lawn Terrace ad-
uitlon, $500
u, w, Watkins. transfer TO II.
Earle property at Arlington Heights,
E. W. Watkins, transfer. to STILES Jud-
son, property at Arlington Heights.
-
u. w. Watkins, transfer. to L. q
Warner, property at Arlington Heights
-.
n, l.. Maddox to Farmers ana Me.
ohanics National bank, 40 acres II, n.
liamcy survey, $500
G. u. Reynolds to n, A. Hendricks.
tlon, $500
w. ], Boaz to c, Il. Rentz. blocks n
ID; and y, Spring park addition, s7g5.
Thoa- Worthlngton TO Mrs. W. l.
Jordan, lot n. block is, Fort Worth
ID addition, $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
A sunrnIsn rAnrY
.iNen by the nny. wh-riana OF
Grace Tabernacle.

Anuut y m. Monday afternoon a
hap'lht church gathered at the chureh
'nd then proceeded to the Residence
| me Rev, Jas. D. Wherland. iOi5
p'uth Main strclt. The frIends
were very cordially recei,o1
wv sent . very pleasant tals hour
The ladies hpd heen tho,,gh,,,, ga
left n table well loaded wlth aunn nv
which they had broueht, nmountir,s X,
yalug 70 about s2s This kind aet yas
hshly appreciated by the reclninn,
Mh9 has eharsc OF the Grace taher,
nt.cie Baptist iniHaion. ana who n aiso
n,,tending 70 the pastoral duties OF the
st bantlsl church during the alb.
.nenee OF The pastor, Dr. Wells.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
Live stock Notes.

The secretary OF the Cotton Saaa
crushing association Ia mailing ny
rangements for tho association Ia h..
gin work In this city at an early date
I.Vn an enterprise Is greatly needed
~ Fort Worth, and will add consider.
any TO the live stock interests.
j. NJ. Daugherty nnd q. w Nor
ehnht OF Abilene, who each hnndie
from 10000 TO 10000 head of cattle mn.
nually, are preparing to move thnir
business to this city this fall.
John Scarbauer OF Midland yhn
has ranches In the Panhandle md thc
West ON which he Keeps about 20 oo0
bend, VIII more to this city about sep
TENDER ].
George b, Loving has Just returned
rom kahaas city, where he has a
big deal In the incubator.
q. W. Morris, who owns a ranch I'm
Wheeler county, was In town yest.r-
day. He purchased 1000 head M sos
which Will be shipped direct TO market
rat stevens, formerly OF the noilpe
force IN this city. but who now baN
extensive cattle interests IN the South.
ern part OF the state, was Ia the pifv
yesterday, en- route to the Panhandle
a. r. Elliaton. prominent cattla
raiser OF Jack county, IN In the civ
uwaltney Brothers OF Honey Grove
who recently bought 1000 head from "a
Il carver at S2s was Ia the city yester-
day, and purchased 5000 head fiom An.
drews Moody on private terms.
Jot Y. Smyth. n cattle feeder from
ltaska. was ON the streets ynsterlly.
N, q, Lane, q well known stock
man OF Childress, IS at the Worth
W. II, curtis Of Memphis 4 one of
the visiting cattiemen,
MIR. Ginter q stockman from Enri.
was In the city yesterday
N. Il. Edena and c. c. Walton, Cattle
dealers OF Corslcnna, are registered M
Tie Delaware. ~
w. +. Elliott OF Arlington was In
the city Yesterday and purchased 200
pany, at $40. Mr.. Elliott i,.cs,,i,.
bought bunch OF ia head In Henri.
eta. all dehorned cattle.
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A Startling
Admission
In New York City, for Nv. !.
secutive years, the propo,. -
Of Deaths from consumo,'ss
has been three in every II
Twenty Persons.

Epidemics of Cholera. Yeiio,, v.
other diseases Of similar cha,o,.' s'ef u
rible In their results, occasion MA y y
alarm and receive the most ea, ssms 'p'tx
Grafton for their prevention ana W., ~. 'q1s3
consumption receives scarceIv VIA
yet.tie number Of their Victim. mqyk
insiRnificancc when compared ,v,, ~. " ~
consumption. Comparatively ~ T." uo''
Know what to do for their loved o,,..P s]i
they see them gradually lose si,sr', r "a
color manifest feeble vitality ard "
ton, or develop cough, vl,h ss,za
breathing, or hemorrhage. Cod ,'aln',l
was for a long time given in ali nsa Nv q
nut inc poor success attending II -
coupled with its nausenting tas,s L. L. y
many practitioners, as well as Ina , =, =
large, to place their main fciisrlr,s \ Z
Pierce's Golden Medical Discnve,s@
serves early attention and will provs \. w
uol not IN evefycnse but in a laree n,r.' ~
OF uses, aud we believe that nh, y
cHit. ofall casea ofconsumption can N. n
III the early stages of the disease K. ~. Air
with the Discovery Dr. pie,.a 4. ava W.
ask people TO believe until tbev ~ w,M
vcntigated for themselves na,n,h,' w |,
been published having the nar,iea , rin,' 9
and photographs of large number . M, Z
cured of consumption, bfonchilis, ljuy ~
coughs, asthma, chronic nasal cata.,I n
kindred maladies which will be majl.S y
TO those sending for Il with their Nam. W "
address upon postal card, or YOU en- ~ y.
a medical treatise, In book form II n
pages, mailed TO you, on receipt cf ,Si,sa
and six cents in stamps. You en- 'I N.
write those cured aud learn their s,s,a
ences. >'f''
Address for Book, WORLDS Dlspess..,
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N Y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
rEusoNAL MENTION.

~ Mann of Vernon Is visiting T.
I, witt
- ""'s ~ l., ,,ts,,,,g
,rii,d mi w ~ Sai clIg
-, ,.,. ,,,,.,o,,1,,, for
~ Barhhlih lei' SeS'e'u''
'u'"',, 't,''' ,.,, ,,.,.or,t,,, for
>. -; fTee'hoh le'' SeS'''""y io'
Lou'SVllle' NY
IL H. Morrison OF draham' rex" ~
ht the Mahs'oH'
Capt. Charles V. Johnson OF Tyler
was In the city yesterday
Dr. j. j. Mckhnna and j. H. cage
OF Hlco, are at the Mansion.
II. 6. Burlington and l.. l.. Hlgbee OF
Fort Worth. are In Chicago.
Mira w Perkins has returned from
n visit to friends at Wcathorford.
~ n GRAY. specInl bank examiner,
Inns nnortmrnts nj Tho Mansion
II "A HAN was nmonr the recent de-
pnrtures from Fort worth TO Boston,
M, ~, ,,,,,,,,,,, g., "a, &C, a,
the family OF W. 4. Rogers In DALLAS.
IA n tiarr,ia ,,,,, ,,r,,Ida,, 80 49,,
airst Na,inoIu M p'', miSt Vi Ia Is
home.
nt,,, not, c,u,,t,,,,,,.,, -, o,i,,,.
,,liIn ,Is,,in,, ,,isgs XIII igu,o,ln ~
Birdyille.
Niss Nt,.,, pr,.,,t ,.ni l,o,.o ,,,d,,,
o,r '1 ~, n'Sy a., nLSIn, W.T., 'auNe Touny
FOR Roston' ''''
~ g,,,,,,i,.... ,.,,, ,..,.,., ., Gu.
Nlll'' stopped In the city Sunday ut
Misc Gnssle K,br ,,,o hoo ,o.n
,,tsiti,,,. r,i.,,i, Ha,'.' w nu ' 1'.n
W.. ~. w moie' mus re'uIheu 10
"u' ""'"e w b"llaa'
s, MISS Hnuia ripponS mas returned
iii,,,,,.t, ''t'e ~ ner slster' Mrs' Il IA
''''' ., ''' 'N'''"'S'
James W. Eads' formerly Of Fort
't ,,,' az 'nr Munsioh.
Mrs Ia, u, Cobb and family LEFT Sun
WY user the missouri, Kansas and
IeNaS Tor Chesterville, VI
q. l.. Belchcr, of Bclcherylue nos,
and II, j. Brown, Of Bellevue, Tex, are
stopping ut Hotel Richeliou
Rev. Harry Cassil left yesterdov for
Groesbrck, where he viii rpmnin untii
tomorrow, conducting services ''''''
Mrs. Morton Logan and Miro a. II
PiersOn have returned fInm deii,bt
ful weeks visit at Galveston.
Mrs. q. w. Magrudcr has go,a ,o
Colorado for a two-wecEs' , Su a NJ
Colorado SPRINGS and MI" Nian1 VISIT at
Mrs. Malta Avor,. ,,,. ,.
fItNNllk "a week with Al al
s. NJ. Nlexander w" ", eh nor SISTER Mrs.
Nfrs ~ -, '','' "''"'
nav q Va, NNliandingham Of Palmer,
Mr. Mr. Is ~ ~ ' Go Guy; Waiting her sister,
n ro,.,ou 40
c" %, heBler ana C. j. Thompson, of
g. a.. i;Tnls, nre stopping nj the Delaware.
WV s uU,Ips3 a., travels for large rail-
way eupply hrm
A. Williamson, Of London, England.
ana Arthur Young, OF Chicago cnpi,
Th"y ,' az a'G Ht9lpping at the Delaware
in Tsyas 'oo"'hs AFTER ranch Interests
- NJ, Mogill ana wife OF San An
'o m,st Srv az me Mansion,
PIN, ,s'rIet Jndge j. u. Daniels OF Palo
for "a a few WAY days WIN be at the Mansion
rho,,,a ~,
Nnt Ii0aS mn cashier Of the First
neeman n wv 80 OF Comanche, and q. A.
wcrs Wv or beemnn, 81 Clair 4 co.
ieft fo, me pelaware yesterday and
NJ "a"S"s Cl'y'
ar una Mrs. j. n. w unrrtsto,, o,,a
,n nttle daughter Ruth are ON N
,rlp East They viii vi:t NIogara
~ rms and the lakes and mike n Sa,,r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
wonN APPRECIATED u
A Medal Presented 10 MIR. VIM. Gold
strIn Inst nnnLny.

The Congregation Ahavat Shnlom
held their regular meeting last Sunday
IN their newly erected synagogue.
After tranHacting the regulnr buai-
ness, the president, who has served In
that capacity for three years. Mr.
william Goldstcin. resigned aa he viii
leave the city for New York. whore he
viii reside In the future. As n token OF
appreciation OF his work Ia behalf OF
the congregation. he was presented
with gold medal. The vice-presldent,
Mr. 49, Leylaon, win act as president
for the uneNpircd term.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

Sign the Anti-Locni Address TO the
Voters.

Yesterday among the additional sig
natures placed to the business mems
address to the voters Of Tarrant county
asking them to defeat local option We're
the following: T. p. Pendcry. II. Tan
ner, JEFF ID. Field, Thomas Witten, N,
LnCrolx. n, r. Hollis. ", T.. Day, j. r.
Snndidgc. y. G, Bennett, Hon. II. u.
Bockham, II. II, STANDBY, j. H. PEN
nington, w. u. Williams. w. II. Barrett
John A. Thornton, T.. C, Griffin, Thomp-
son Bros. j. n. Murrey, Il. l.. Waggo-
man. Howe Drug company, Il. Dan
Thompson, Talbot Bateman, A. O.
Thompson, W, o. Bateman. Hummel
& Levenson, William Brown, Jerc j.
Roche. Charles Schober q. II. Schob-
or, crowdus Bros, n. $. Matson, c. C.
Drake. u, II. Keller, DR. n. l., Terry.
The Stratton- white company. j. u.
liearn, George G. Hudglns, g. W. Bak-
er. ELLIS y Kellner. w, Il. Harrison A.
j. Roe. NJ, G, Hurley r. Drumm, C.
u. Luak, Il, Walker Beck company. w.
s. Wilson, manager william Cameron
\ Co. Fort Worth Lumber company
by Lee Menefee, Joe Rutlg II, A. Fred
rick, Hon, Hyde Jennings. J. w Thorn
nson. |. Myerson, George Petta, Il. G.
Reich. G. =, Bales, j. a. Barry. II. Il.
Wright.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

expense, each voter should look well 10
his interest Believing that II VIII not
only benefit the business Interest OF this
county but win be OF lnestlinablc value
from n moral, social, religious ana
physical standpoint, We urge the sup.
port OF all voters Feeling confident II
the money now invested In the liquor
interest was permitted TO seek other
channels OF commerce. II would yield
as good dividends, build up permanent
Institutions and leave prosperity ana
happiness In Its wake. rather than
destltution and wretchedness.
o. In the discharge OF our duties we
shall respect the convictions of those
opposed to us. and now call upon them
TO accord us the same sincerity or pur-
pose. We shall address our arguments
to the reason and common sense OF the
voters OF Tarrant county. We ask
falr-plny for the city OF Fort Worth
from our fellow citizens. and call on
all good citizens TO cast aside prejudice
and nnrrowmindedncss and upon the
broad principles OF enlightened human
charity to consider the question pre-
scented them with an honest desire 20
promote the common good OF all. And,
we believe II this In done. that the
worst curse OF our present civilization
VIII be banished, and the name OF
Tarrnnt county will stand az the in
sigma for purity and progress, en-
couraglng Immigration and Inviting
capital. Respectfully submitted
Local Option Executive Committee.
q. $. Wyatt, chairman
George Mulkey general campaign
manager.
Warren Collins, secretary.
II. g. Jewell
j. NJ. Benbrook. -
Sam Evans
n. II. Hoyenknmp,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
INDIGNANT.
Andrew Jackson Is Very
WrOth.
NE wiTHDnAws FROM TINE LOCAL
OPTION COMMITTEE.
VERY STR0NGLANGUAGE
OBJECTS TO THE CONTROL OF THE
PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN nj
THE ouunoH LEADERS.
A Meeting WIN lie Held az the
Courthouse Tonight to Form
Another Committee.
VERY STRONG

There was u conference Of the local
option committees at the Y. NJ. &. n.
rooms yesterday morning whlch WIS
far from being harmonious. An
interesting Incident OF the meeting was
that Andrew Jackson, ESD. emerged
from IL In no amiable frame OF nina
highly diBplenaed with the selection OF
Mr.. Mulkey for campaign manager by
the committee which had been APP
pointed TO recommend suitable person
DIR. jackson. who has been taking
IA prominent part In the movement
since It's inception declared his feelings
IN very emphatic language. lie
claimed that the committee were going
about their business In Il poor way ana
among other startling remarks SAID
you might no well try to bhtter
down "a solid Rtune wall with an old
rusty cannon loaded with biscuit AZ
TO try 20 break down the opposition
by going NJ II In tho way they pro-
poser
MIR jackson goes back n little into
the history OF the movement for the
reason which prompts him To Disagree
with the committee, lie says;
THE present executive committee Of
which Elder wyatt ~ chairman was
organized before the petition for a
local option election was tlled, That
committee for some reason opposed the
ming Of the petition una was IN favor
petitIon wag bo,yever cirrulnted by the
friends OF local uption and nfler the
series VI meetings held by Temperance
aligned nv over nine hundred citigcns,
,y1a nIed In Tho commisaionnt'a court
by men not connected with ELDER
Wvnit's committee, fn tho meantime
another pstItion. n Kind OF contract.
was going the rounds. Under the
the anloon men vera To- kcsn their
places Of buslneas piosed on sunday
nnd ns IL wna niie,,ni tbe "rb,,rct
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
COMMITTEE TALKS.


10 the Voters nf Tnrrnnt County
We the central executive committee.
appointed by IL mH8H-mretng Of the
citizens Of Fort Worth, who are OPP
pu1Fd 10 locul option, to conduct the
present anil local option campaign In
TIrraut county, respectfully Invite
your attention To the following facts:
I, This contest IL not of our seeking
We huve nu interest ourselves Ia the
llduur traffic; We represent the busi-
ness men. property owners, working
men and citizens OF Fort Worth, who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
--------o---
DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON
Given by Mrs. a. W. Durrougb.
sunday Afternoon,

Sunday afternoon at o'clock at her
residence on Adams street, Mrs q.
W. Burroughs gave a delightful lunch
IN honor of her confirmation In the
church. The menu and service Were
perfect In every respect and was very
highly enjoyed. Among the suesses
We're Bishop Garrett, Rev. and Mrs,
Harry Cassil, Mrs, Clayton. Miss Cettl
and Mesars. Cetti and Newly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

Manager George Hendricks ia happy
because the new street car sheds on the
north side have been completed The
ehods have capacity ~ $40 feet OF
storage and win be- occupied a. soon as
the work Of repairing the north side
bridge hnn been completed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
Are Being Run, In the union pepo,
Addition.

A number Of the Fort worth aud
Denver and Texas and Pacific people,
seem TO be very much attracted TO the
Union Depot addition nv place for
residence, Twenty lots have been sold
to q second club and number OF new
residences Will be built. Among those
who have built and win build are
William Collins, William llonnlng.
Diok Lynoh, NJ. Llpaeomh and others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

Galveston, Tex. Aug. 10. -tspeelal.)-.
The city today received the now water
works from the contractors. but II viii
be several DAYS before the artesIan
water from the mainland Is turned ON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

Ladies taught TO ride bicycles and
wheels rented by 9, w Murray In the
Natatorlum building, Rusk street,
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August 10 20 20. Inclusive, account
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-20

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