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The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-08
noRouGH couHoIL MEETING.

The regular meeting Of the Borough
Council was held Tuesday evening,
Mayor Torton presiding. All Che
Councilman we're present.
A few current bills were ordered paid.
Assessor Morris submitted a letter
from Assessor q. H. Richman, OF
Woodstown, stating he had been given
sc a name for assessing special school
tax. Clerk Kille XSea Instructed 10
write to counsellor FJgg In regards to
the matter.
On motion a wooden scraper was or
der purchased.
1t was reported that a lamp needed
fixing in front Of Mrs. Sailors.
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DIED

GUEST-In Salem, on the End inst,
Caroline Guest, widow of William
Guest, aged sc years.
KIGER-In S%harptown, February
oath, 1895, Elizabeth Kiger, relict of
Henry Kiger, aged 20 years.
BANKS-In Sharptown, February
Gath. 1895, Many L. Banks, wife OF
Joseph Banks, aged 40 years.
GILMORE-In Salem, on March 5,
1891, William II. Gilmore, in his oath
wear
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Patent Thumb Gloves

And now the perfect fit and
greater case and better wear
of the Courvoisier patent thumb
has been carried into Gloves
of medium grade. Better than
that, Aa0er Prizes have come
with the greater goodness.
Here are two sorts just on the
counters:
AT ST the pair.
Women's 4 large pearl button real Kid
Gloves, plain back, in tans, browns,
modes, states and black. $1.25 kind.
At SI.25 the pair.
Women's 4 large pearl button real Kid
Gloves, embroidered back, in tans,
modes, browns, states, buttercups,
pearl, white and black. 81. so kind.
Better qualities up to 81 the
pair. We are sole Philadel-
phia agents for Courvoisier
Gloves.
Women's best Suede Gloves,
but of a make we shall drop,
therefore about half prices
to bring the goodbye at once.
AT 81 the pair.
Women's s-button length Mousquetaire
Suede Gloves, best quality, in tans,
modes, states. 50 kind.
AT $I.25 the pair.
Women's S-button length Mousquetaire
Suede Gloves, embroidered back, tan,
mode, slate, brown, pearl. 50 kind.
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A severe rheumatic pain in the left shou
DER had troubled Mr.. J. H. Lopez, a We
known druggist Of Des Moines, Iowa, f(
over SIX months. At times the pain Eq
50 severe that he could not lift anytl
With all he could do he could not get
u until he applied Chamberlain's
Balm. I only made three application
II ne says, And have since beeni
nom all PAIN He now recommends
persons similarly afflicted. 1t is for s.
Robbins Pharmacy.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1895.

Roads we're very muddy this week.
Caucus this Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Election next Tuesday. Don't fail
to vote.
The Democrats of Woodbury. have
nominated no city ticket.
Some Of u citizens have been FEAST
ing on North Carolina shad this week.
One wanting a small sloop, see adv.
Fishermen have begun to be active
by painting boats and and rigging nets.
When in need of a blood purifier take
Johnson's Liver Searcher.
The river is almost clear of ice. The
large pile against the wharf still re-
mains.
Hazard d. Ludwick has reopened
the tobacco store opposite the Record
office.
Some Of the boys have organized an
Epworth Guard with Harry E. Cromp.
ton as Captain.
An eclipse of the moon will take
place Sunday night, beginning at 11.26
p. m. Look for it.
George j. Bevis has sold a building
lot, near Literary School House, in Old.
mans township, to Lewis Chew.
c. G. Hillman will sell a LOT of horses,
mules, and harness in front of French's
hotel next Saturday. See adv.
The large pile Of ice on the Penn's
Grove wharf was chopped into pieces
and thrown overheard this week.
Farmers are busy hauling manure
and getting early tomato beds ready to
plant. We saw one man blowing In
oldmans on Tuesday.
Frank Gavents. Of Perkintown, sold
a hog on Thursday to butcher Bryan,
which weighed $50. That is the larg.
est hog reported in Oldmans. 4
A pile driver and workmen began re-
pn'ps sun urose "hali on FRIDAY.
III 'epor.eu ina q SONG stone pier
n,lirg ..ra .m.,. "n VIC
n NO.
lug lenns ulove memoers OF tue
use VI masohS' NO ios, paid a visit
~ 'ne,r = az tennsvlile on
Inuisuay evening ana heid a lodge OF
'A's' u0siou anu received a coliation.
Landreth's Fresh Garden Seeds for
sale at Johnson's Drug Store.
A. G. McCausland purchased the
Wilmer Clark lot sold at Sheriff sale
recently for $500, he being the only bid.
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SMARRIED

ENGLA I-ECRET-On Feb. 9th,
at Trinity NJ. E. Parsonage, PennsviIle,
by Rev. G. G. Senser, MI. jeremiah
English and Mis- Elizabeth Ecret, both
Of Upper Penns Neck.
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Sheets---PiIl0W Cases

0tsOSto utVV Vuooo
Follow a seam from end to
end-not a stitch askew. Try
a straight edge on the work
as nearly perfect as can be.
And all this exactness adds
nothing or next to nothing to
the cost of the made-up things.
PAo0O Gases, Meachea.
Low grade Muslin:
42x36, Sc; formerly Sc
45x36, &c; formerly 10c
50x36, &c; formerly lie
54x36, Sc; formerly 124c
Strong, heavy Muslin, extra size, at the
price of the smaller sizes:
50x36, 124c, formerly 15c
Regular lines made from the best goods,
10 to 20 per cent less than last sea-
sons prices:
42x36, 10, IS, 21c
45x36, Is, II, zoe
50x3s1, 90, 27c
54x38!, zoe
Bolster Gases, MeacheG.
Best qualities on the same basis as the
Pillow Cases:
42x72, 23c
42x764, %, IS, SIC
45x769, 26, 81, 80, SOC
50x81, 4Sc
Sheets, Meaehea.
From medium quality to the best Sheet
ings made, and prices in almost every
make way below last seasons.
54x90, SO, 81, 43c
72x90, AZ, so, 25, 80, Soc
S1x90, so, "a, go, 80, SIC
9Ox90, IS, SO, 65, IS, 02c
90x99, 60, ne, 81
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WANAMAKER'S.

and then a tinge Of higher tints
toning the gray or brown. For
quiet tastes. Four grades
soc, Coo, 75c, 81.
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D-rsonDEnLY HOUSE TRIAL.

The trial of Mrs. Sallie Murphy for
keeping and selling liquor and a disor-
DERBY house, which has been a live sub
ject for gossip the past two weeks, was
held Tuesday morning and resulted in
mo cause of action
About three weeks ago Laura Pier
son, aged about 16, who had been liv-
ing with Mrs. Murphy for q year or
more left there. AS Mrs. Murphy
would not let her have her clothes she
went before Prosecutor J. w. Acton,
and made a complaint and also told him
Mrs. Murphy kepta ~disorderly house,
where "persons Of ill-fame assemble
and there remain tipping, gambling
and misbehaving."
Prosecutor Acton notified the Bor-
ough Marshall to go with her and get
her clothes, aud notified the Mayor to
arrange for the trial and that he would
be present.
The case was called Tuesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. Prosecutor Acton
was sick and could not be present.
Miss Pierson swore that Mrs. Sallie
Murphy kept a gallon of huor, whis-
key, In her house at a TIM that she
sslduis. Vt 10c a drink and the l pint;
that she Laura 4 soSa flesiGsor
and taken the money for i Mrs.
Murphy. She named a dozen
whom she had seen there.
Harry Pyle's testimony wa kat he
had seen soft drinks, never % whis-
key.
Herbert Hill swore he sa, drinks
there but would not lswear were
intoxicating.
Owen Cohen never purchase fanny IL
quor there and doq't ka Qdy,
that did. Otis, = and he
Truman Mattson said he never bought
nor drank whiskey there.
John Lloyd had gotten tS . beers
there, never bought any whiske there.
Mrs. Murphy stated that Lar pa had
left her and put the case on her because
she would not let her run at Erights,
that she had taken her in, cloth her
and been q mother to her and IN Ronld
not let her keep company. M
The Mayor decided there wa,J no
MA
cause Of action. F
Deputy Revenue Collector " j.
Casper was supoenaed but did no get
the Mayors office until the tria was
'ver. It is currently reported tn he
purchased liquor there and let MRS.
Murphy off by allowing her to pay the
government tax about a year ago. The
estimony Of all but one was about, the
anne. They had been subpeOnaed last
week and 1t was reported that the. ((fad
IL agreed to tell the same tale.
Many in attendance at the trial fiianu
he citizens are indignant because Of
he verdict. Not that the verdict was
ct given in accordance with the az wi
ence, but because of the lack of ef{ PIT
. bring out evidence or convictiDg dIivi-
ence before the court. III
Many believe The case shol prose-
lted further because the ID wide
known as a resort of il ffhere
ANY go to get liquor and nave rood
and not be smoothed over
'use some big guns may be she
? In a bad light. 1t has been CUR
rnmored for years that persons
me there Sundays and got liquor
Gil as at other times. It is also
9 place is better known by man, !
her parts Of the county and in
lelpbia than by most of PENIS Gro
Iizens, but II il easier tqaget clrcuhIi
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PHILADELPHIA, Ma RICH 4, 1895
Cotton Crepes
Wonderfully like the Wooden
Crepes. Maker meant them
to be. Three steps away you'd
hardly know one from the
other.
Rich colorings. The dyers
have studied to give them ex-
actly the right shades for sun
or artificial light.
white lavender
cream reseda
corn old rose
light pink cadet
medium pink cardinal
light blue black
nile brown
tan
With 10 or IL yards and a
little ribbon or lace there's
stuff for an evening costume
that will charm with its beauty
and surprise with its small cost.
Plain CrebeS, I5c.
Woveity CrepeS, ISe.
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THE NATIONS cApIrAL.

The series of t~hree.dsy tours t.
Washington, D. G., arranged by the
pennsylvania Railroad, offers an CD.
portunity to visit that place under the
most favorable conditions; the rate
being low and the service first class in
every particular. A tourist agent and
an experienced lady al chaperon win
accompany each tour, and the services
OF special guides In the Capitol building
are placed at the disposal Of the parties.
The tours leave Philadelphia on
March 81, and at intervals of three
weeks until May %, 1895, inclusive.
The rates, including accommodations
at Washington's best hotels, are S11. so
from Philadelphia; proportionate rates
from other points.
Detailed itinerary will be sent on ap-
plication to Tourist Agent, 1896 Broad.
way, New York, or Room All, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-08

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives the
best satisfaction Of any cough medicine /
handle, and as a seller leads all other pre-
parations in this markets recommend it
because it is the best medicine I ever hand
led for coughs, colds and Group. A. w.
BALDRIDoE, Millersyill, Ill. For sale at
Robbins Pharmacy.
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Belize

Genuine Atwood Beige is a
Dress Goods friend indeed
if you've ever worn it. Fine
twill
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At Private Sale!

Oder for sale my house and lot, situate ON
nAImony St. fenn's Grove. adjoining the rail-
49, CHAS. Z. BARBER,
.arus Penn's Grove, Nj.
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g, Notice.


and Daniel V. Summer
.yhew Johnson deceased.
rogate of the County OF
.tice to the creditors OF
'on, deceased, to bring In
Id claims against the es-
t, under oath or aftlrma-
sfrom the date hereof,
barred Of any action
IT. JOHNSON,
SUMMERILL, JR.,
Jew johnson deceased.
5-2m.
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gray brown
blue cadet

and olive mixtures. Last sea-
son not a yard under SOC. Now
57He tile yard.
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The Penn's Grove RECORD and New
York Weekly World a whole year for
si..u. tt.
Get your letterheads, billheads and
envelopes printed at the RECORD office.
All sizes, colors and prices.' If.
Bring Jour job printing to the
hHoohD Olhce. u.
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Cheyiot DIAGONAL

UIlSviut Uidyutidi
Wide vale, Cheviot finish d;
sa inch breadths of pure wool.
One of the bargain brights Of
the Dress Goods circles. With
a color range, price would be
75c at least. Navy blue only
and we say
K5oe tie yard.
4 yd. Dress patterns, $3.50.
Kerseymere
Wool fine, twill fine, dainty
melange colorings with now
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WANAMAKER'S
Cotton Crepes

PHILADELPHIA, Ma RICH 4, lssi
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!. For Rent,
A good 5 roomed house with q well OF goot
ter allow rent, above Union Corner. ForA
apply to CHARLES SHEEN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
coRsIcANA NEWS.
A Case Of smallpox-rhe Horse Show
other Notes,


corsieana. Tex. March s0.--one case
Of smallpox appeared In this city this
mornlnE. Dick Hall Is the name OF
the natjent. Halls room IL located on
North Bcaton street, upstairs over the
Cotton Exchange saloon, on the primer
nal business street OF the city, where
he lie confined under quarantine. the
cnse thoroughly developed tals morning
and about 10 o'clock Deputy Stnte
Health officer Southworth ordered Tue
yellow flag displayed TO pubic view
ana a guard placed on duly 70 rresen'
errcss from or lngress TO the bulldihs;
Tho report OF the case quickly spread
over the city and created excitement
throughout. Hall was EXPOSED on me
streets an day yesterday ana IL -
feared many more cases VIII appear
~ SoIlthworth said 10 the Gazette
renresen tatiye that so far he had nan
died sixty-ave cases In the community
sixteen miles southwest OF here. FROM
these cases eight deaths have tesuiteu'
The other cases are under quaIah..', ~. =.
Or. southwor,h does moi MINK snH, 49,, .,,
,rne,rance OF the disease here ncen
rsltse alarm. as he thinks that WIN
M nreeautions that Will be taken u
can be stamped out. , =
Tnc horse chow here today was
Grand nuccess IN its every dethll. ihe
ssrareaaIon was about one mile IN length
"a thing which all stockmen hisny
apnreclated. The display gave slr9hs
eyidence OF great palms ana attent,on
oiysn 10 raising fine stock In Navarro
county. .,,,,,,, mai here
,,dsv and transacted business rela,
live thereto. The association mappu,p
ont ! policy for the holding OF the ia'r
next fall. a., ax,ra session
last night aud transferred ohe ., ~,
city lots to the w, VIE, w eou,pany viii
company, upon whien Tue
s'n nm a Grand Jury completed us duties
ana adjourned for two wee~s To-Day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

William j Waldron OF Fort Worth
Wen known engineer on .he Texas
and Pacific railroad, has recently Sc
cured patent on an appliance which
VIII doubtless prove very valuable.
Mr. Waldron has invented an angle
valve to be used on freight cars and
passenger coaches. The Invention re-
latcs TO tiuid pressure air brakes and
its object IL to provide a new and i'm
proved angle valve arranged In such a
manner that the plug cannot be turned
by unauthorized persons without the
knowledge OF the engineer In charge.
and connection separate from the
train pipe and under the control Of
the engineer to manipulate the said
locking device and secure the valve or
plug In position.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
cLEvEnANp RECEIVES


washington, March President
cleveland accorded special reception
20 the members OF the baltimore con-
FERENCE 81 the Methodist Eplscopai
vnuisn South and the ladies' accom-.
panying them this afternoon. Upwards
q lVvg persons took advantage Of the
Sppor'uhity to shake the presidents
hahd and II occupied forty minutes
iur nc entire line 10 pass.
me ker Dr. Hyde Of virginia made
= rev pleasant Informal remarks be-
svrs me Introduction began and con-
,,.uueu ny hoping that the admlnlstrn-
S en Mvula rebound TO the glory OF
DR., Carter OF the Mount Vernon
Snnteh, Washington. made the intro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

C. N. Payne. who has held the POSI-
tlnn OF commercial agent for the Cotton
Belt. has been appointed general freight
agent, with headquarters at Tyler. II.
II. Coombs. VINO has been commercial
agent Mt Houston, will succeed Mr..
Payne, and will arrive today.
w. II. Sterley chief clerk In the trait
flo department OF the Fort Worth and
Denver. was In Dallas yesterday ae-
companled by his wife and bright little
daughter" May.
n, II. Robbins. travelling passenger
agent OF the Houston and Texas Cen
trial, went to Dallas yesterday,
A. ]. Radcliffe, travelling freight ana
passenger agent of the Fort Worth and
Denver, has returned from a southern
trip.
The only Colonel Jim Wilson Of the
q. and A. returned yesterday from
trip to San Antonio.
II. NJ. Fickenger. travelling passenger
agent of the Kansas City Memphis
and birmingham. was here yesterday.
q. l.. Ware, live stock agent OF the
Fort Worth and Denver. has returned
from trip on the road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
NEWS OF THE RAILROAD WoR 10.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE KAry
AT DENIsoN. MAY II.
SHIPMENT OF STOCK CARS on
THE HOUSTON AND TEXAS CEN.
IRAL-A VALUABLE RAILROAD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE
GOULD PARTY YESTERDAY

DENIsoN, March 40
engineer Ballow has gone Ia unis
ooro 10 take an extra run.
The Houston and Texas cer,r.,
shipped $50 stock cars suoth TO-DAY ia
De loaded with Texas cattle.
travelling Auditor coley is up from
Dallas. ''0i''
a female tramp "bummedo into Den.
lsoh last night from south Texas on
her way to Parsons when an oppor.
.uhlty offered she swung on 10 the
handles Of an outgoing freight with he
aiacrlty OF an old rallroader
Clayton Harrington, assistant apA.
las today ~ :" Dai-
Z; c. Mcleod. formerly assistant gen.
eral agent of the Katy, Ia now in the
,, me annual meeting of the KATY Of
ieNas VIII be held here MAY "a.
sons. 4''Nn ar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
THE GOULD PARTY.

Miss Helen Gould and party arrived
here yesterday on special train at
410 y. M. over the Transeonlinontal
The party came from Texarkono, and
Miss Gould was accompanied by her
brothcs. Mr.. Frank Gould, Dr. Mum
and General Manager l.. $. Thorne OF
the Texas and Pacific, Conductor
James Conner brought the party
through. Miss Could Is ON her way 10
California for her health. The party
went to Dallas yesterday afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
TEN MEN ARRESTED,
4'ssd with the Murder of Rober,
Phillips.

,'Aamah. Neb.. March 80. Ten men
arrested last night and today
lut,rsu With the murder Of Robert
|.{,pa Phillips was killed on the
1ss y February 8, In an attempt TO
lksr claim he had made on lands
ne Missouri river bottoms. The
|1ls,s snsre the shooting occurred was
II ny the county authorities TO
NJ IVA and they refused 10 prose-
fss,n, uln also the Iowa officers. The
,rinla arrests have been made on
| XIV OF Attorney General Church
~ we county attorney still re-
Y prosecute.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Austin, Tex, March S0.-The rallroda
commission has given notice that on
Thursday. April IL, II VIII take up ana
consider the lime tariff In carloads
between points In Texas and Will issue
tomorrow proposed tariff for con-
slderalon on thnt day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

,JffffAN a HENDERSON. copnselof.ni-
iSw and soiieiior u American end foreign
naie,,ts trade mngLs and labels, Rooms ~
10 WI Norris bmldin{ corner fii.n ma =
..,.sri,',,'.,. isleiuling service IN r2Hmiuiuf
,..f,,s N 4 patent oiiire hend skeicn q
,. ~ ret,art as 10 pateutahllty tof-
respondencc Invited. Mention Ua1e'te.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

,,.,va,er TEX. March so.---T I,ss
swest r@,,art IN the Gazette from h e.,
was anis county, published re, reee bs.s
thai 'heie mistake. There Is n9' o ANY,
S rhis Been none here Ths e rs Il sea p
, y Scotsman returned esu. ssr' where he
Mad chance 10 have ,,,, pSs" merely care
as a mater M dId not come IN eon ills
was taken ~ our people than aoso-
win rny nscessary until the time e a.
lutely ~ MIN 10 take the inliAaSy' , 4
pired i1' danger Il now ovef, y wv
all ~ aa any, which IL donpttuh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
., IN IN chill,

.-o,is Kim. March 90 - sPs-
Minns AZ Journal ftom pierre. 2, ~ .;
sins 70 Ex-siale Treasq, Gsa,e d. al val
s sa,,h paKoia has seen l'ea's'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

MEDoEA ESTRADA, recognized by The
press nnd scientists generally ms tho must
DISTINGUISHED Medium Of modern times Will
remain % short time only ami may be con
suited at her rooms, alh Wost Second AtrUet.
corner Taylor; she gives advice on business
matters aud Investments. love, marriage and
speedy aud happy marriage with the one or
your choice; her description ~ your friends
and enemies are as real ~ though they
stood before y0u Hours, . a. m. 10 p, an,
duily,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

pafAiso, chill. where he expecta 10 be
sale from extraaiti0n. M ieft tIavans
w weeks ahead OF pinkerton do.
tectivce,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Statesmen for cigars; $500 to si2i0O
sllary aud expenses, experience not necrs-
Say, send stamp. bishop and KLINE. ~
nula Mo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
Npn sALr-RrAL narArn.

Coon rilAtsliE llANn--ih sections al 50 a.
10 50 per acre, oncsthird ,,sh. balancc Rt
; ncr ccnt Garrett and Crisp cuvro Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

IN, weak lungs and feebleness,
mi, Farley Malt Whisky is an ex-
d \, rlnie. 1t Is absolutely pure.
'nn, hutrlment aud builds up she
= III, :; N. Mcculloch. sole agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

$1,000 REWARD--For any family OF
bedbugs that my exterminator viii not
instantly destroy. Send Toe silver. y.
A. Samuel, Box $40, Waco. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

uoSlN WANTED 10 borrow 5000 Al
-lstlfr same With valuable reai fftAi
Z. room l,iuaf ami 10 ncfes ~ innd ia ~
ufcsf flttla tDNn IA Texas; good riat.
tirc-a, Bilia jackson, cafr tiArettH. 3
TGfiijE no hUCCEssFtL rrEcutf
TiONv- How 10 trade successfully 90 M
it.d margiu on grain sud stock matkstt
Matted free Coatea aud Co, NiAlip hull
log, cbicaRo. n. Y
MONEY 10 LOAN ON fANAis
ny THE n
w. q. BELoHfr LAND &OhtQkH
~ COMPANY
ss AND 81 urRLEN HuiLpAg,
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noR Sane on ExcnAnaE.

Sa7on WORM cHoIcE Austin aaa iltai|
rfnnit piuerty e. trade Tor pnnhnn,i
lands; anNMhprc. ccntrNl plains ufcfrfra'
"a Anderson. 'lcnp. cAnliui, Ausiir. rt1
NiiNNliAI'sS WANTED, 1 have sonle Il,
iln'hr lHuas N Naxeo county. Mis@.. 10 tse'
fyr Texas newspaper iarpffiy. An,lfpt
vsprse q Williams iia urpyV. iowa.
NOR Nt'lfNNGl1-+Aiwnl siWo At,,lk In
sqlsuni corporation, With rvod bNaut
ami lscvtf, % trilr: fts acres ~ toa
county liid, iNdeo Nctts " Hue slnoa
plairlc itni. an nor exchange. Fur pafl
ulars Address, y. g hlslsnlth t.aud a.
I'll Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

WANTED-A white girl Tor general
homework. isl Broadway, corner Cal
weston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

GENTLEMEN ONLY Nv trcaliso 0n "scif
Protection" teaches youths, Young and mid.
die aged nrn how to abstain from se'f
ihusr and how lilo terrible consequences
Wpy be rumcllcd aud eursl ut huu,e, In
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WHO WANTS
Registered Berkshire PIGS, 90 6
months old, OF gilts already served,
Registered Jersey Bull Calves, q 70
1S months old,
a thoroughbred Clydo Stallion. .
yoara old2
Any aud all at bargains, write
FARMER SHAW, Dallas. Tex.