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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

TIE Warren foot bali team and tie Sd
hary's College team OF Emmitsburg. Nd,
played game of foot ball at Emtnitsburg
on Thursday. The game was u hoty con.
tested one and resulted in each eide scor.
ing four points.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
Anurcnients A

"Oliooigan's Musquerade,s one of
Frank Dumonrs laughing successes, was
given at the drand Opera House last
evening by strong company headed by
the popular comedians Gallagher and
West and the fayoflte German comedian
w. Il. Watson. The audience was ouife
large and Was highly pleased with the
performances. The piece is what Is claimed
to be mirth pr0voker and the perfor
nance last evening scored hit and was
success In every way.
This evening the attraction at the Grand
Opera House will be Lincoln Carters
melo drama The Fast Mall" 1t ls a thor.
ough melo drama. both in plot and action
and tho mechanical effects are truly Won.
derfuL The company will De up to the
required standard for a first class pro,
ducuon. The author, Lincoln ], Carter
In a young man Of varied talents Not
only did lie write the pluy, but painted All
the scenery. designed all the pictorial
work. constructed all the mechanical ef-
feets. This ID remarkable tor a young
man,
Ihe ideal comedy OF American life and
character, Shore Acros, will be given n
line scenic production at the Grand Onera
House OH Monday and Tuesday evenlngs
Oct. II and -. Patrons OF the thentTs
who have seen 'fThe Old Homssteadn Will
mud Mr. llerne's play fully as Charming
as that New England idyl. William Dean
Howell says: The play, shore Acrea ,
has even u liner strain OF poetry in n :,
Denmdn Thompson thought Mr. Herne's
play 80 beautiful that he went to ace IT
three times In one week. For It's produo.
ton IN this city Shore Acres" will have
entirely new scenery and some novel
mechanical effects
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
BIJou rurArRr.

Inc french Fly Burlesque Company
appeared at the Bijou Theatre last aysn,
ing before large house. This orpauIza.
tton ID strong vaudeville attraction and
merits the praise that has been besto we'd
Upon 1t by the press and public. The
same VIII appear In the same programme
this aud tom orrow evenings,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

THE people OF the country will no doubt
be sorry to learn that ''Baby" Mckee Is
suffering with O mild attack of scarlet
fsver. President Cloveland's children
have never had halt as much said about
them as has been said about Dab" Nc.
Kse.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
rie.~nnt Partv.

Mr.. and Mrs. John TAFT tsndersd their
son. John Alexander. q PLEASANT majority
party. Wednesday evening. at thaIr homo.
No. los w. Eighteenth street.. The 1von-
Ing sped quickly as the young folks played
Rames aud listened to beautiful instru.
mental muaic by Miss Mabel Buchanan
and Mr. Hatbert II. Kiund. Rofresbments
were served In abtndanoe at late hour.
after which the guests resu med their fun.
morning.
Among thoss present wersi Misses
Lizzie Minors. Martha y. Solomon. Ida
Ridlnger. May Minker. Annie TAFT Irens
kidinger. Bessie Macdonald. Katie
Evans. Bertha u. Pierce, Helen Ewing,
Mabel Buchanan, Mr.. w. Hawkins, II. a.
Maxwell. John n ehfus. Herbert Il. Klund.
Alfred 1alt f. d. Downee, IT, E. Bossert,
Floid Macdonald. Chas. B. Price. GeorGs
Tait, Albert Tait. George Jefferls. william
Whitticar. Robert Eruce.
Killed aImseiL
John Cowan, OF Chester. aged 81 years,
who has been sick with typhoid malaria.
ahot hiinaeif in the back OF the head on
Wednesday. and died almost Instantly.
He had call on Wednesday from Mas
MeNulty. accompanied by constable.
but hie friends deny that she had any
thing to do with his death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

AIMS Jobn L. Waller the wife OF the for.
mer Unltod States Counsul to Madagascar
arrived In New York OIL Thursday MORN
Ing. She was accompanied by her three
daughters aud her young SON. Mrs. Wal.
Ier says that there is no truth in the re-
port that air. Eustls did not help them.
he did all in his power for their safety
and the release OF her husband from ial
she:wiil 90 to Washington today or Sat
urday, TO lay her husbands case before
the auth critics.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18

POLICEMEN may sleep Oh their bsats IL
they are not found out. Policemen may
get drunk II they ace not found out.
Police officer Alfred Lane 1t is claimed
went to sleaa When he should have been
on his o'nz forming his duty for which
he drew ionth. On the testimony
OF Captain t"am bers and Sergeant Shields
he was dismissed from the force,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


MeKINNEY--Thc trial of Luttrcll and
English for the murder Of Ed Doggett
was continued until next term.
WACO-wilie Lewis, aged TO- received
fatal injuries while trying to cross the
Cotton Belt track, an engine striking him.
MOUNT PtFAsANT-The Fret Nation
al bank purchased an issue Of $1,000 Q
pvr cent curt house bonds OF Titus coun-
~.
TEMPLE-Two negroes became involved
In a quarrel over dominoes, when Harvey
Fletcher was seriously wounded with a
pistol
RUSK-Tho Cherokee county fnir closed
with the award OF premiums. Full report
can not be had, as directors do not give
out anything.
WACO-Sam Keo, Il Chlnaman, and
Ophella NJ. lvey, an American. were mar
ried Sunday night. The house and yard
We're crowded with people. attracted by
curiosity. The wedding presents were
nu'~oro''s ono "nalv
BoNNEY-some one took a buggy and
from In front OF Mr.. f. w. Warmers resi-
dencc and drove to Sandy Point The out
~ was found this morning tied TO Tree
IN Sandy Point, No truce o. tha party VINO
took them could be found.
EAGLE PASs-The body OF Assistant
brennan Jos. Lthntn. the unfortunate We
tim OF tho HartE coal mine explosion, has
not been recovered. The explosion de-
F.royed the Vontilating apparatus OF the
mine 80 that worlSmen can not as YET
enter It, sad feature OF the disaster u
mat his family were expected hero wilhln
a few days to make this their home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20


Victoria. Texas, November lS.-Tho rito
Of circumcision was performed OH the
Infant son of Mr.. and Airs. J. II, Vert
homer yesterday morning in tho presence
Of u number OF their friends. Mr.. Hold
lngsfelder OF Houston oriclated.
Mr. r. L. owens has bought the grocery
and crockery business Of Mr.. J. c. owens
and will move one door north.
Mr. L. n. stevens, trustee for August
Strand. has sold the entire stock TO All
noch a Hogan; terms private,
Il Is understood that Mr.. II. Z. Breeder
will open crockery store IN the new
Proctor-o'Connor building at an early
date.
MIR. $. a. Haselton is conducting an
auction for Mr.. l.. E. Donnelly a dla-
mond ring was presented to Mrs. O.. w.
Fly Thursday night ana Il gold watch WILL
be given away tonight
Captain j. l.. Sheppard OF the Cuero
OH Mil company was down yesterday
buying old barrels In which to ship soap
stock. The merchants here are very glad
of an opportunity OF disposlng Of them.
The flower show given by NJ. Eastlnnd
& Co. Friday afternoon was a big success,
and the Interior of the store presented a
bewilderlngly beautiful sight. The prizes
offered were awarded us follows; Best
floral design. Mrs. II. d. Sullivan; second,
Miss Ida Molcholr third. Mrs. w. C..
Barnes. Best display Of chrysanthemums,
Mrs. IL. .. Boatner: second, Miss Ethel
Brownson: third. Mrs. T, N. Fleming.
Mr.. August Strand viii reopen at his
old stand In a few days, but will continue
his business OF shoe making and repair
Ing. His many friends regret his un-
fortunate failure and wish him success In
future
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
IknNruoKY EXPRESSION.

Mayryiile Bulletin: Kentucky Is fun of
republicans who have all been lighting
their party's battles" In the past. and
they ill want som. OF that ''pie" now
that tho Y. o. .. Is to get the Offices
Park city Times: Governor Bradley
should specify which OF those useless Of
fees no talked so much about lie Wishes
abolished so that the boys may not waste
their Tina hunting Tor a chance to break
into them.
Harrodsburg Demnrat; THO republican
rush Tor pie In this State 10 free-ior-all.
poll-mcn, hurly-buriy. go-as-you-pleass
affair, and Il is safe TO say that Governor
Elect Bradley Will spend more anxious
thought over the ski.lful cutting OF that
| sumo pie than In consideration OF welghty
matters OF State.
Princeton Banner, a look ut the books
Is not what has been needed at Frankfort.
Tho books are all right, but there nrc
other things that Mood attention Their,
arc any number OF fat Jobs and soft snaps
that want 10 be abolished. II ~ safe to
sly that not one OF them VIII be dono
nwny with. as It Is notable OF republicans
that they have good mouths for pie.
Harrington Boei There is some stir be-
ing made about The possibility Of repub-
lean EFFORT 10 urscat democratic repre-
sentSiivos In the next Kentucky house,
Tho Bco sincerely hopes there WI. be no
such effort made. unless right Il Clearly
ON our side. Any attempt 10 unscat "A
democrat upon the principle that might
mates right" would be dcplornb,e, "
nothing worse, The foo has failen--hope-
iossly fni.en-let us be magnanlmous
CnmpbellHvlile Times.Journul; The ro-
publican ratification al this place on last
Monday night was a complete failure.
There wero only few white people that
would take nnY par 10 a. rtai %
stay away from their colored brothers and
let tnean haNN tDu MuV.v lliing 70 tnlia-
Selves, Headed by about Que dozen white
men they marched through the principal
streets or Campbelisville and then ''hroko
ranks" There was no music. no speak
ing-oniy tho unearthly yells OF n 10, OF
negroes
1.nrue County Herald; Now that the re-
publican party has sucoeodcd In capturing
tho State administration the people VIII
demand that the promises Of reform ~
shalt 30 fully redeemed. They hive said
taxes are too hiEn, md there must be rp.
dueed. and they hive nad there are too
many officca. The number must be "A
n, nishcd They have said tho booku hnr,
been oorrupty kcpi, There must be Vyer.
hauled and the charge made good. All
IN ali. Tho republicans have assumed
big responsibility III this State, and they
should be held rlgidiy TO II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
FONTS ADovT PEOPLE

Mrs. william Waldorf Astor's "fa
drcsss dinnsrs eonsist Of twenty courses
Tho widow Of the late Philip 0nber
Ifamcrton IN writing 3 biography OF hS
husband.
Nine. Adam has retired from tho editor
ship OF Nouvsiis Revue In order to witt
her memoirs.
Mrs. Coleman Of winona. MINI. cole
brated her 1foth birthday Inst enndAy 81
Joining the Presbyterian church.
Alexander Dumas 10 growing old. ant
says. pathctically; 81 have arrived nos
nj nm nge when the best thing . MAJ
can do 10 10 hold his tongue"
Captain Luther d. Burnett. nnuticn
man. tells Of q whistling eel which ~
came upon In Mexico bay recsntiY. Tit
eel was "nffeen fest losax md ~ arg
round n = nall keg-"
rho governor-slect a Ohio Genera
Bushncii. u = native OF Hone He y y
years old. He went 10 Cincinnati ~ "
ycarx Of age and drove . cart Later ~
bccams . dfy goods CLERK IN eprfnzneld
where hs married the daughter 81 DE-
John I>ndiov. Tar>e Of his chfl1ren 'nxe
iivinrs John l. Bushnell. Ma y y.
diamond ara MA J. =. Mcarsu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
THOSE posroN RESOLUTIONS.

Greenvnle Herald: The sectional low,
feast at Atlanta doen not harfnoniEe with
the Boston roAo.utlous.
Bowie Cross Timbersi That crowd Of
niFRer-ioylpE Bostonians should by nil
means CONS South and protect their
friends. the niger rnpiRts.
sherman Democrats Texas has lust NJ
good citizens rs Boston eau boast, and
that better thnn-thou spirit ovlnccd 10y
the people OF that city IN their mass mevi
ing on Tuesday night N nothing Ia favor
OF nostonlans,
LlnGnie Times; When the mongrel
crowd OF boston fanatics who recently
denounced the Southern people for burn.
ing men. women and children, get down
here 10 clean us up. Il win be found
that their rpnks are iiile1 with fubsti-
tuies.
cieburne Enterprise: what is the mat.
ter with our great dailiea that they did
not jump on the york and bean eaters
for trying 10 rcsolute the South into bet
ter customs7 Surrey they Will not pass
such prescriptions by with only para
graph.
Gainesville Register: II Massachusetts
IL determined To kick mp o row over nogro
iynching In Texas the only alternative
left our people Is 10 sc.cot an averAge
county in the Stnie to Hex the little
Yankee commonwealth.
Sherman Democrat: Those Boston peo-
pio would have tho world believe that
people OF the South can roast nrgro
with az little compunetions "f consclenc-
az they roast their pork and beans. Bos-
ton people may bc literary. but they have
either roilglousiy ignored the literature OF
tho South. or they are still fighting the
battle OF the civil wnr.
Paris Advocate: The spirit Of John
Brown Ell al. are about all the Boptonian
negro-phobirts can depend on 20 SUP
press iynchings In proper cases. II they
think differently let some OF thrn come
down ono day when q white woman or =
child has been outraged and murdered
and ten thousand people have assembled
TO punish the guilty brute as he Deserves
Tyind Dornocrat- Reporter; OF courss
those Boston people who met the other
night and adopted bitter resolutions, con.
demninE the Southern people for whas
they appear to consider the nDpardon.
able sin Of executing . hend fer rape md
murder, are acting In profound Ignorance
OF the subject upon which they diinfe ~
extensively. They ought TO study and
become acquainted with both pides o.
auch stories, and then perhaps they would
have more dcnent and correct ideas con
corning tho matter they trfat But hE
would not DO like Boston. you know. ~
Boston must have her own way-in Boo
ton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
REVIEW OF COTTON.
The Increase of stock. nj southern
Towns Indicate Holding.

Now York. November iL-The govern
ment report on the crop. now crop esti-
mate from Meprr. Neiil Bret err; poi
cal rumors of most disturb nE character
IN regard to the mutation in turkey ana
financial rumors Of nm equally disturbing
character with regard TO ihs liquidation
OF the speculation In Kaffirs upon tue
bourses of London, Paris and Vienna;
and lastly failure in Liverpool OF one
bull operator and In Now orleans OF an
other, have given us rather n sonsn-
tional week In cotton. The net result, SO
far as prices are concerned. Is a decline OF
about IS points In contracts for Marc1
delivery, in which me iraaiing ~ fnp,w
balance OF newB must have been Ia inc
direction OF lower prices to have accom-
only buiIlHh influence amongst those
enumerated has been the circulation ny
Argsrs. Nelll Brothers Of crop ~ Ina
OF $1,000 bales max.mum. n least lnis
derstood 10 be. II HAS not ms yet formal
" been promulgated so far as we can
tinotIy bcnrish. IL Indicated n yield OF
1856 pounds OF lint cotton nnr acre.
against 1911 last year: and 1855 In no.
ns ss aiss res f u sPG and 70 posnas
or lint cotton net 10 the lac, the sSy.
eminent report would Indicate n crop Of
y,
November figures Of the government re-
port as a rule In tho past have ihdleh,ea
d crop about a mill on bniss out 81 thel
, May; b ,aS besa s's anticipated wa: vsry
strong. and exercised distinctly re a,-
gre.ag offse, S Se%sv,r the ,ban arsS S
caiculations made upon tho. basis q
the report was the fact thnt u Indicated
Yield Of cotton fey.n pounds heay or
than IN 1884. whereas II tho reports 80
widely circulated IN regard % condition
have been correct, the Indicated yieid
should be the smallest on record =,
tho n,es Interior towns are sig..tiy iargsr
than last week. hut stu upon an exefed.
ingly small seaie-s'nal enough "a iaet
mates current The increasv OF the ftoeks
at the Interior towDt, howeyer, as shown
by the Figures o. ne New o,ienhl g r Nh,
chrsnieis OF last saturday.. are eigniii-
can't OF the fact that the DISPOSITION 10
hold cotton In gtill widespread tlfouK out
he South. and thoe beat Informed arc
disposed TO regard the srnsil receipt. ~
tho result IA her OF this dlsDo ~ on tnun
n 4 .n notiesahie tendenry in re minds o.
many toward an INCREASE o. croP HUI X:
n tendency. II may be remnrked, usually
soineidaan ne, Th faetoG t fst 3 commencins
10 attract attention In The Bombay m3te-
ment The suIss fSr NJ ne s .,y.i m of M
vary, made up Today. arc; 80. ,~,
iris week -...........,., s;ssS ,s. Y
s' Rspc ass'- to d. Biiriiiaiiia,--- :, !.
70 continent .............. 49,. syg ,ase y
sin' l. evisent from the above mat tns
h,~her prices now obtaining for East IN
dia cotton are commencing 70 havc sneir
nesnt,,r.l effect upon the movement toward
fs,,esf britain. Receipts at Bombay Ipr
ne hast week are 81 90, sEa,rst ~ tost
year. Tho shipments to Great an ~,
sihcs tbs first 81 January ~ S'v''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
BEAUMONT DuDanr.
Hold Thief Makes IA Good Haul.
nlE Clrcun Crowd.

btG &tETuh tfUNus
Beaumont. Texas, November ls,--whi,e
Captain william Weiss and family were
Mt breakfast thief entered the house
and sto,c purse containing IS. Captain
Wiess' homo Is only two blocks from the
business center and en- enc OF tie mos,
public thorouEhfarcs In the city. Thc bur
elary was committed In daylight and tho
thief escaped without identification.
Mrs. William Gallon. white woman.
was accidentally shot In the side his
morning While at work In the fed re =
her home. the wound being inflicted hy n
y oaliber revolver IN tie oands OF n man
unable TO ascertain. His story OF ,hc &c.
cldent IL that he took a revolver to fhnot
a goose that lighted In hcld, lie IRE 1
two shois-onc at the bird on the ground
ana tho other az II was In ar. TN
second shot struck Mrs. Gallon. who was
about l5Q yards distant entering the lalt
side. Or, 4, Calhoun was summonei
ful he docs not regard Il MS ser Gus.
G. Il. Hartman, the unR white man
arrested on q charge OF iunicy last trt
day, returned to his home In New Dr-
leans tonight, His brother came after
him. arriving this morning.
This has been circus day In Benumont.
day, This has been hir day lndecd. Ghe
Wallace circus was the attraction and
early this morning people frbm the Pine
woods ad nearby farms came r0l ing IN
on wagons and rs tho mornins advanced
cycurslon trains on tho Sabine and Eas,
Tofas and Gulf beaumont and Kansas
city railway brought hundreds fr IN me
upper country, which In connection with
the population. which turned out to the
limit, converted tho brslness p n OF the
city into Il sea ~ expectant hurnni y.
Tho day was without incident other tnan
the regular programme q circus amusN-
mems and the really coed performances
under the tents this af ernoon ana to-
night were enjoyed by large nudlenc 3. A
commendablo feature Of the sh w is the
entire absence OF fakirs ant Eurc-thi1g
men that usually ira el with a curious
and gull tho inexperienced spectator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Halletsvile. Texas, November lL-Last
night burglars visited the residence Of
Mr.. VIM. Diilard Dnd took from the house
n trunk. after riding his pants md secur-
ing a few dollars In money and o watch
and chain. 1'he noise awakened him and
he fired one shot at them. but got no
blood. THIS morning he found the trunk
broken open near his lot. As tie burglars
took from mis- pocket his store keys he
Ohis mnrnlnwl had new locks put on the
doors Mr.. Diilard n more than 90 years
old and no and his WIFE reside alone, but
In thlckly settled part OF town.
One night last week some one entered
u room over Rosenberg Bros. store, In
which two OF their clerks slept. and rified
their pockets OF few dollars and Sc
cured watch. Common sneak thieves are
supposed TO DO the culprlts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

To the People Along the Proposed
Arnnsns nnrbnr mud NnrIhrrn.

Arnnsns Harbur aud Northern.
Arkansas Pass. Texas. November To-
Parties Interested IN the conAtrucuon OF
n railroad north from the deep water port
at Arkansas Pass. have determined 20 &C.
cure a charter ana organize company
for that purpose. ana have requested that
q delegate convention of representatives
from all the counties along tho proposed
line, convene at somo central point 10
take such action as may be deemed mecca
sary to aid and push the enterprise, In
obedience to said request. and IN cOmph-
anCc with suggestions IN letters re eyed
from many Of the counties In or sted, /
take the liberty of calling a delegate con-
venton to b. composed OF delegates from
Victoria. Goliad, be witt, Guadaioupe.
Hays, Caldwell and Bastrop, to convene
IN the city Of Cuero at O'Clock p. m, on
Thursday, the 9th day OF December, 1890
This movement IN u vital imp.r ancc 10
all OF these counties and II is US lloss to
suggest that II we succeed. we must nave
perfect organzntion and unity OF acupn
among all The counties through which the
proposed line will be constructed, To se-
cure this organization and unity OF action
the people o. each comfy are regses lied
best men and give them full authority .
say what their respective coun les Will do
In regard to right OF way bonuses, eic.
IN union there Is strength. y all the
counties will act promptly, wisely ana
unit6dly there Will DO little quea ion about
securing ralroad connection, with utep
water at Aransns PaEs and with all the
trunk lines which run north ana east.
This Is a contamination which deserves
supreme EFFORT on a o part OF every pcr-
son along the proposed line, Success Wall
crown our efforts II all DO their duty,
Hoping that every county VIII send
number OF their very best teen az dele
rates TO the convention, ard that this en-
terprise may he suceeastuiiy inHuW'rntcd
mud pushed 10 completion in the near Iu-
ture remain yours very truly.
Il. u, Wheelor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Yoakum, Texas. November ls.-The nue.
In the kitchen OF the Exchange rcstnur-
ant. in the Mazier building, caught Are
last night and for a time II looked as
though the building was IN eminent dan
ger. but the fire boys responded prompt
~. and despite the fact that they had on
their sunday clothes. they worked with
a VIII and soon had the flames extin-
guished.
Al II o'clock this morning the residence
OF Mr.. Courtney.a four room frame struc-
ture, was totally destroyed by ire only
part of the household goods being saved.
No insurance,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
uunt.rIile nndget.

Huntsville. Texas. November lS-Work
was commenced today on the telephone
line TO Madisonville, the company having
the work done directly without the ie'tihs
70 contractors. 49, .or,
=, ia rumored when the new time ear.
,,ass into effect December :, thv n's =, =,
rain Connecting south VIII be dakeh 4lr
~ t,intsyille branch and conies'.Ht a
me With Inc northbound Aver In me
i nYtesnoon instead. This would give ,na
unntsyille connection north twice, ~
anee south. instead OF vice versa US ~
prFssB IS Robinson. editor q the Item lsl,
,,,, no KATY today for Fort worth anu
Dallas. ,...,.,,,. from here this
.er nye one third less than az the .ai u "a
lime last year. The staple Is uoou'
l.nthnred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Berclair Texas. November ia most
destructive fire visited this place last
night. destroying the grocery store OF
j. I. Meek, f.. h. Brassell's drug store
and the postoffice. Mr.. Meek estimates
MS loss on building and stock S2UUO. No
insurance. Mr. BrasselI's loss on stock and
building SvUO. No Insurance Uncle Sans
loss on pos,ofrice fixtures, etc. $50. The
FIRE originated In the rear end OF the drug
store. from what cause is unknown. The
town this morning presents deso.ate
appearance. MIR. Meek saved about 500
worth OF goods
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Alvin. Texas. November s-M -
st,ange, Lee yogard and n. H. uflaiey,
wlth Their families and nne ot u
stock. arrived In town yesIer1hs 49,
,,,d from l,ailas county and VIII COM
,'nncs M once TO build on and improve
their farms on Chocolate bayou pur-
erased about two years a,so. They win eo
mo general farming. There ~ now lui.s
an influx OF North Texas FARMERS 70 'he
coast country. both buyers and reh'eis'