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81 can't cat, ! have no appetite" Is the
complaint Of many people Just now. This
is because the blood Is in sluggish and
Impure condition. VitaliEo and enrich
1t by taking Hoods Sarsaporilla, and you
will soon DO hungry all the time because
your blood will demand proper susie
nance from good food.
Nervous Dyspepsia.
~ suffered with what tho doctors called
nervous dyspepsia. I could hardly walk
and could hardly keep anything on my
stomach. doctorod for six or seven ycura
but tho different medicines did not do mo
any good and grew steadily worse. I
would have sick headache for three days
and nights causing me such agony thnt It
seemed as though would rather die than
live. was told to try Hoods Sarsnparilln
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tNn. Il Il
r., "uuot ',at iaeks iaith, anu moro
a"m "iehe1 that mas not GRATITUDE
IIu na 70 acKhowleuuo ms obligations.
nnu a.ter tho close oil mo contest no
"'o.o 70 ifloha: 70 tho nreat huier
VI events. anu not 10 any scrVico' Of
mine, | asetino tho termination OF our
, ,,'n LOT lioortH nevor considered
| u,o iottuhato issuo oil any measure
auop.od ny mo IN tue progress Of tho
ievolntlon IN my other iig,t than ~
'ho ordetihg OF DIVINE frovidohcc.
ih 1n9 oVoniiiG tho Mcchahlcs oil tho
ivy hhu Vic'h,'y ntiGhuou the enter
.uihlnHht ~ tho iaii OF washington
Soumc'i, jacob ana Ihirty's'Xth streets,
ouu'n quo NJ Which seVefal patriot'c
speeches wore mauo ny mombors anu
piomihoht VISITORS. a literary anu
'ius'ca' programme was also g''eh'
EVENTS OF THE DAY.
A Martha washington Ton WINS riyen
IA, IA, ,oJio, -, c, r,,oi,, c..,
,'o 'e'O' :" ~ '"'oo $50"
Lutheran church last night mat was
largely attended. Tho lecture room OF
tho church was tastefully decorated. tho
Holiday post cannon, Little TIP"
occupying n conspicuous place on tho
platform. Addrcsso, were made by
Mr.. George llollmann aud MIR. Arthur L.
Schmidt. Essays, solos and other fea.
tnro' werc also enjoyed by tho largo.
audience present. At tho conclusion Of
tho entertainment proper refreshments
were served by tho young ladies Of tho
church.
Tho colorod people. always patriotic,
duly celebrated tho dav with an enter.
tainmont last evening at Wayman
chapel The building was crowded aud
M entertainment well worth scoing was
given, together with several speeches
IN which patriotism abounded.
In tho ovcr..he.river towns tho day
was observed, but not In general man.
ner. AT tho Martins Ferry schools
special programmes woro rendered In
tho morning. and no afternoon session
was held. At Bridgeport tho schools
wero closed. and ut Bollaire an enter.
talnment was given under the auspices
oil the Jr. Q. U. A. NJ.
In tho afternoon the scholars oil the
Benwood schools combined in fine en-
iertainment. which wac largely attend.
cd by parents and friends. Tho school
building was tasteiul!y decorated with
tags aud bunting.
Tho Young Peoples Society oil
Christian Endcavor, OF tho First Christ
ian church gave a bean bake Mt &.
A. X. hall that was largely attended and
very enjoyable.
a very interesting social evening was
spent at the Young Mems Christian
Association building. The entertain
ment was in keeping with the day and
was altogether original. Two games OF
battle ball were played in tho gymna-
SUM. The sides were designated the
Continental and tho British. In the
first game General George Washington
Alexander was commander-in.chief OF
the colonial forces, aided by Major
Generals Bodley, barkley and Wizard.
General William Howe Handy wa, com.
mander.in-chiet OF the English forces,
aided by Major Generals Meek, Sayers
aud Wallace. The battle was won by
the Continentals. In the second game
the Continental side was commanded
by General Charles Lee Huber. aided !
by Generals Scheuaer, Prosser and Elig.
The British side was commanded by
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delightful patriotic selections. Tho
convcts at tho penilontinry wero givon
tho day az a holiday and an extra din.
nor In tho morning they had pro.
grammo and Prof. Wilson'S orchestra
treated them to good music. The flag
noatcd over tho court house all dav,
The poatoillco and banks wero closed
and tho day was generally observed "a q
holiday In business circles.
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enclose tho photograph OF my daugh.
ter md think 1t Ism picture OF perfect
health. When ! thinl, how near sho was
to DEATHS door I cannot feel thankful
enough for her recovery" MRs. ]. A.
CARL, Roynoldsvillo, Pennsylvania.
Tho greater includes tho less. Such euro
as tho above must convince you that
Hoods Sarsaparilla 10 n wonderful blood
purifier. Give Il trial this spring.
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Makes Pure Blood


That is why the Cures by Hoods
Sarsaparilla arc permanent. They do
not rest upon the insecure support of
temporary stimulant, opiatc or nerve n
compound, but upon the solid founda-
ton of vitaliaed, enriched and purified
blood. Read this:
The cure Of Olive Carl by Hoods
Sarseparilla has few equals in medical
history. The testimonial was first
published two years ago, and late
letter from her mother says Olive con-
tlnues in good health and ave are
satisfied her remarkable cure by
Hoods Sarsaparilla was permanent"
Briefly stated tho case was this: "When
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and did 80. When had finished the third
bottle was so much bettcr that I could
cat things That ! had not dared to cat be.
foro for years. have taken six bottles
and feel like different person." Mrs.
SIMON DECKER, Rngglcs, Pennsylvania. !,
Refreshing BlcOp has been given mo by
Hoods Snrsaparilln and now rcst welt
and do not fcOl tired in the morning IA L
used TO-" JOHN CRAIG, Somcrvillc. Mass.
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Makes Pure Blood

Olive was 8 years old shc had tho whoop-
Ing cough md mcaslco, followed by in
nnso pains In every Joint In her body,
like rheumatiam. Physicians were puz-
zlcd, but nftcr n consultation, pronounced
tho disease some form OF
Constitutional Scrofula.
Whom wo began to use Hoods snrsnpa-
Tilln, Bhc could not DO moved without
crying out with pain, md wo were COM
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REAL ESTATE,
TO IET

Business property. 1864 Market St; best loac.
ton IN city for feed store. Sill G. per month.
Store room aud dwelling. 1907 Main St; new
front with front entrance 10 dwelling II desired.
Sil q per month.
Store room and dwelling. elll Main st. so per
s,t Store room and dwelling, c6is Chaplne s..
Modern 9roomcd dwelling, IS Sixteenth st
Sil o. per month.
S.roomcd dwelling. 1901 Chapline st. SIS Pc,
month. - = -
Modern loroomcd dwelling at TiltonrIlle:
property OF the late ". IL Robinson. with y
acres of land, fine orchard. etc SIS per month
S'toomcd dwelling on motor line ana National
month ~
7.roomed dwelling, 81 South From, st. IS
per month.
7.roomcd dwelling. 1876 18th St so per month.
Or0omed dwelling, modern, 81 South Huron
ST 81 per month.
G.rOomed dwelling. 27IS Chapline st, sl7.
Modern 6.rooned HAT. S.,
rooms, ID floor. &c Virginia ST. both gases
and water. \ !. sll per month.
3'roomed dwelling, $40 Eoffst. Sis per month
month.
5'roomcd dwelling. 25oj Wood St IS per month.
per month.
5-roomed dwelling, North Wabash st. $40 pc,
month.
rooms. ;? Thirteenth st So per month.
I'roomed dwelling. 800 Market. $40 per month.
i-rooned dwelling, 1854 High St 50 per month.
a'roomcd dwelling. 2p3 McColloch St 81.
rooms. 1850 Market st. 81 per month I'D floor.
rooms, i5Chapllnc st, I'd door IS per month.
5roomS. los Virginia ST. S. per month.
-rooms, II 18th St 81 per month.
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W. l. Davis. OF Columbus, O., is in

W. L. Davis. oil Columbus, O., is in
tho city.
L. q. Jackson, Of sistcrsvillo, regis.
tered at tho Mcclure last night.
Charles II. Turner, OF Fairmont, flg.
uros on tho register ut tho Mcclure.
Mr.. 9. II. Watkins, IT,. was down at
Mound,ville yesterday, on business.
X. G. Carpenter, OF SistersviIle, was in
the city yesterday, u guest at tho Wind.
Hor.
S. p. Fergus. OF Washington, Pa, n
prominent oil man, was at tho McLure
yesterday.
Charles Dulsn, OF Sistcrsvillc. and NJ.
Mahoney, Of Warrington. autographed
at tho Behler
George W. Crawford, Of New Mar.
tinsville, was among yesterdays ar.
rivals at the Mcclure.
W. G. Church and sons, Walter and
William. OF Pittsburgh. wcrc hero yos.
terday, tho guests OF friends.
II. I. Mulvancy. OF Weston, wa, at
the Stamm last night. Ho was here to
take patieutto thestate insane asylum.
Mrs. Frank Caldwell yesterday gave n
thimble party in honor OF Mrs. Charles
L. Mcndel, Of Minneapolis, who is her
guest.
j.. Z. Smith, OF Warrington; G. Y.
Benedum, George Dent and Miss Lulu,
OF bridgeport. and Miss Blanche koen,
OF Huntington, are guests ut the Stamm.
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE.

:. House. rooms and hall. corner y. Front and
kentucky streets, 81 500
House rooms. 18th street, cheap On edsy
terms, 5000. VIGIL.
iIo ols rooms and hall Dist street. in sp!ea'
House rooms. brick Main st, 9Th ward, 5, III
Sl.S0J
J. House, 5rooms and hall. Park Wow. 10: l,,s
IL, icet easy terms, Sl,7U.
House. rooms, 18th St. lot aSrl0o stoet Si.Ol
easy terms $500
House. 6 rooms. South IIuron street. Issnt
with large lot S.,.OJ.
House. rooms and hall, Market street, b.
tween 9TH and sth streets. easy terms s?7O.
House. rooms. corner lot, 18th street easy
terms. sl.i0l. ,.u .-.rs.-0
Double house. s rooms. Coal street, Is. ward.
$1,000. . :
lIonse, 5 rooms. Mccoiloch street. East wheel.
Ing sL7Jn -"
House rooms aud hail. with large lot, lita
House, 2roonls, Charles street, easy forms s;Il
House. broo'ns Naltimora street, East whe,.
ing. casy terms SlO'A
House: rooms 18th street. easy terms. s,yl
9Th ward SiGin B., T'--'GfJ : -
House, rooms. hrIos. 18th strcot, cheap. s:SN
House. 10 rooms. brick, With large lot lSta
street, cheap.
House \ rooms, Jacob strcot 9Th ward oi,y
terms slS1.
House. ) rooms Wood street 9th ward, ~
House, i rooms, Goth street: Sl,ON.
House rooms. Wood street, 9Th ward AL
Fine finished house, : rooms and hall rArs
View, lot loOxi75 feet Fora short time onlT.
si,sO1
Splendid house. s rooms aud hall, Lind SIM.
Ncvcdoto. Sl.l50
House d rooms. brick, Market street, OnatS
Wheeling. cheap. $1,000
Lots on Lind street, polvcdcrc. $50 and So
each. 70.
Thrco lots In Park View. cheap.
l'usincSs property on Market strcct at molc'-
atn price,
$40. $500, $500. $500. slon aud $3.50 to loauOa
real estate.
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IT WAS CELEBRATED.
Anniversary Of the Birth O, tho
Father OF His Country"
WAS OBSERVED QUITE GENERALLY

III Wheeling and NoiGhborlng Towns.
Tho Flag Presentation u. Edslns.
tons Lano-hddrcss by Roy. ". IL.
haydon-At tho y. NJ. c. h.-roan
Bake ut G. a. II, hnli-At tho Ger.
man Lutheran Church.
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Go TO the Second Presbyterian church
Tor your cakes, bread and pies, Saturday.
February %.
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MONEY TO LOA.
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
CRY hank RurLDISG.
Telephone 2ls r.c,6l p,o, 4, a
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS |.

nroomcd house on South Front street. nenr
s'Sel bridge, all modern improvements, at bar.
No, SO South Penn street, rooms, store room
ald Stable good Investment. Look il IN.
nnroowod house. No. 1906 North Front street
Al modern improvements. 4 biz Sarrain II
bought NJ once. '"'e"'"
snip. " '''o" a''ee" ~
siG0 buys lot 3DSl20 on South Broadway
BY OLD toll Satc. "oo"' WI p'"'
,1,toomcI house on Market street, ncnr Fifth
rcnt. o''' VI" "'h' cEhS' hAo
voLoomcJ house on Virginia street. between
At 10TH and Huron streets. 4 bargain IL bought
90 mfoomcd new house on Liud street. lot aa,lOo
VII oe bought for $3.50 down, bnlanco on limo.
MONEY TO LOAN.
S-"' $500 500. $500, 500. 81 900. 5000
IL. ~ ----- fo.IA
HoIF Go IA Nm
No. 2Fourtccnth Street. Telephone $50
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Nearly anything can DO made OF
straw except good bail bonds Chicago
Post
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 222.-Mem.
bers OF the house who are supposed to
know something OF the purpose OF
Prcsiden, Cleveland do no. credit the
reports that he has any definite intcn.
lion to call an extra session of Congress.
500 pairs and more OF tho hest styles OF
Lnco Curtains ut about half their value, Mt
tif-I & "a. - to-,iRy.
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FOR RENT.
POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY

5S'Foomcd brick, No Is Virginia street
froomcd irnmc No. q South York street
5-toomcl brick. No. 1872 North Front street
%Toomcd frnTr. No. North Broadway street,
S'roomcd brick, No. Virginia street.
b.rOOmcd brick. No. IS South BnDatiway,
3roomed frame. M. III North Huron street
Sroomcd brick. No. ~ Fifteenth street.
%roomed frame. No. ~ Ohio street,
S'roomcl frame. 70. 60 South York street.
Stoomcd frame. No. 40 South Elm street
4foomcd frame, No. llOj McColloch street.
4'roo,ncd brick, No. 1927 McColloch street
5'roomed brick. No. 2S39 Eotr street
rooms, second floor. No. Tl2 Incob street
t'roomcd brick, No. az Alley Il
6rOomcd brick. No. S6oi Woods strcct
rrootncd frame. No. 3l2S McColoch street.
rroomed brick, No. 6lg Mnin street
Groomcd brick, No. III Thirty.thIrd street
3'rooincd frame. No. o. Ohio street
hroomed frame, No. 1881 Woods street,
Sfoomcd frame, No. llla Elizabeth street,
%roomcd frame, No. 81 North Wabash street.
S'foomcd brick. No, L. AllcyI
"r0omGd irpme md store room, corner Four.
'centh and McColOch streets
Storn building, Nos lilc mud M Main s,rnct
StnTo building. No l52. Main street.
ouice nn'l living rooms. No. ls0j Market St
oI,lco anu living rooms No. 1911 Market ST
oEicc room. No. 40. Chnpllnc street.
MnSEv M may
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TRY hali-and.hali-Smi.h's ale and
porter.
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ABOUT People.
Strangers III tho City nnd Wheeling Folks
Ahrnnn.


Mr.. William Reynolds, Of Peoria, ILL.,,
10 ono OF tho most prominent Sabbath
school workers In this country. lilo 10
tho field superintendent OF tho lntor.
national Sunday School Association,
aud IA thoroughly posted on all matters
pertaining TO tho religious education OF
tho young. llis addresses arc popular
and instructive, and the people lovc to
hear him. On tho Sabbath, ut 1880 II
m, ho will DO In tho First Presbyterian
church Of Wheeling; subject, "Onr 10.
sponsibility for tho Christian Educa.
ton OF tho Young" Tho pastor, Rev.
D. A. Cunningham, d. D.. will preach
nt 1850 y. m. A union meeting Of tho
Sabbath pchool teachers OF tho city will
BIO Addressed by Mr.. Rcynolds In tho
English Lutheran church, Sixteenth
street, ut 3:l5p. H.. topic. "A Talk TO
Sunday School Workers." All Sabbath
school toaclcrs and others aro invited.
AT 1880 p. ~. Mr.. Reynolds will speak
In tho Frat baptist church, Twelfth
and Byron streets; subject. SUNDAY
School Work From Maine to Califor.
mia" Tho people Of Wheeling will DO
greatly favored in having tho opportun.
ity to hear this Sabbath school worker
OF national reputation.
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Because upon the purity Of
the Blood depends the health Of
every organ and tissue of the
Body. If the Blood is thin and
impure there is weakness,
Nervousness, That Tired Feel
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ing, and you are in the condi-
ton which invites disease. If
the Blood is pure and healthy,
you have sweet sleep, nerve
strength, mental vigor, a good
appetite, and perfect digestion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-20
Happenings at the Head
of Navigation,
SOME POLITICAL GOSSIP.
DR.. Rosser and Sam Klein Back Home.
Some Court News-The Case
of Or. Jones,


DALLAS. juno 10.
The mon who are sore at Hon. @. a.
Culberson because no advocated tho free and
unlimited coinage of silver at ratio Of &c
to last year, are playing a surface game at
present. They arc howllag for honest money
and are cndeayorlng this early to induce
some one TO make the race for the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor nuxt year.
First. thoy were determined 20 force Judge
Reagan into the race las the logical cand-
date. The grand old commOner put his
foot down on the marplot and sohcmors, and
gave II out cold that he never again would he
a candidate for office And now the honest
money men are pattlng Hon. Tom Smith on
the back saying bully boy. and filling him
with tary. They arc telling him that he Is
the man for governor, and that he must
make the race Tom Smith Is a l6 TO silver
man and Just about as smart as they make
men in THIS country. He Is not and will not
be a candidate for governor. The writer has
II from his own lips, and Tom Smith Is not
a double dealer or a trimmer. There are
thousands Of Democrats In this district who
want Tom Smith for congress next year
and the honest money" Democrats know this
and are anxious to kill him of 10 make way
for Bill poindoxter or Rufus Hardy. The
Texas representatives Of the house OF
RothschildB, Morgan & Co, whose Washington
agent Is John @. Carlisle. Tom Smith Is on
to the little game and the schemers VIII be
compelled to transfer their attentions to
some other Logical candidate,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-20

Talks to the Denyertea on Texas and Texas
Politics.

Dallas. Tex. Juno l9.-Dr. c. NJ. Rosser,
superintendent Of the Terrell asylum, was
IN tho city today on route home from Den
YER Colo, where he spcnt ten days attend
ing the onnual meeting OF tho Association Of
American supurintondents Of Asylums. He
said to your correspondent: Every man,
woman and child IN Denver is for the free
coinage Of silver, and the silver men will
carry that state In 1906"
DR.. Rosser was interviewed by the Denver
News, and gave about column Of Interest,"
Ing matter on roxas politics. He told the
News that Texas Democrats arc true to the
money Of the constitution and against the
ma lca Views OF Cleveland aud Carlisle;
that next year there will be no straGdlc, but
a ringing declaration In favor Of the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver at ratio
OF l6 to l. and that under the leadership Of
Senator Horace Chiffon, Governor Culbersou
Judge Reagan and Joe Bailey q remarkable
victory will be won. Dr.. hossor also ad-
dressed the Southern Society Of Denver dur
ing his stay In Denver, and was invited by
tho faculty Of the Denver Medical college 10
ret I'm In the fall and deliver a course Of
six lectures on Brain Diseases"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-20

Weather and Crop bulletin for State Of
Texas Given.

Weather and Crop bulletin for State OF
Texas Given.
United states Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau. Galveston, June lg.-The
weather crop bulletin Of the Texas weather
service for the week ending p. IN. Monday.
June II, 1895 Is MS follows.
Prccipltation-T weather was cloudy
and threatening with occasional heavy
showers until the 18th and 10Th. when gem
eral showers were reported, with heavy
rains In some localities over the northern
and central portions of the state. The week
closed with generally fair weather.
Temperature-The week opened with tina
temperature ranging from about the nor
mai over the southern portion Of tho state
TO slightly above over the northern por-
tlon, and thcuo conditions prevailed until
about tho middle OF the week. when the
temperature fell until II ranged from two
to four degrees below the daily normal. The
week closed with the temperature about
the normal or slightly above.
Condition OF crops-it is consensus OF
opinion among correspondents, especially
over tho eastern portions OF the state that
there Is too much rain for cotton and that
the crop Is needing work generally 1t Is
reported from Soguin that lice are injurlng
the cotton plant In that locality. Early
squares over the southern hRlt OF the state
and fair weather is needed. Tho cotton
plant is generally late, and is doing very well
on wen drained land. but more sunshine
Ii needed for the crop.
The corn crop promises 10 be tho best
Tor years, and the rains have Insured a
fair crop from carly planting.
Wheat and oat harvest has commenced
ana dry weather Ia needed for the work II
Is reported that the rains arc causing oats
to mould In tho shock. where already har-
vested The oat stalk is short but tho
head IA generally good.
Tho fruit crop continues promising ana
some arc being shipped
=, me forage crop is exceptionally good. HAY
IS being cut and rains arc injnrinT tho
value OF tho crop where It gets wet
crops are doing we'll '''S'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-20

Dallas, Tex, June i9.--In october IL Will
be three year1 since Dr. II, II. Jones blew
Cen. W. g. Ncal's brains out with a rihed
pistol The defense was that Veal ravished
Mira, Jones then the Widow huntingdon
twonty-threo years before. Jones has been
IA iRl since
On the FIRST trial he was given a llfo SON
tho third tho Jury viii retire tomorrow NIGHT
the attorneys having begun their arguinont
this Afternoon. ], t. Elliott one on mo
loading witnesses, testified that nr. Jones
made threats against the life Of Veal ton
years ago, In his presence This ID new,
evidence, as other Witnesses testified that
Jonos and Veal were on friendly terms Two
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-20

fail in the Clear Fork Of over two foot and
IL no further rainfall occuiu, work can DO re-
stunned on the dams by next Monday.
Tho assessor and collector has about COM
which no and his assistants have been busy
for some time past and II Will be submitted
to the city council at Its next meeting, VINO
will order It's publication.
court yesterday morning to witness the pro,
ceedlnRs. Judge Smith presided and imposed
nnas In four mlsdemeanor cases, among
them being that OF Ben Tye OF the Texas and
Pacific railroad, who was fined FOR OBJ
structing with a train for more than hye
minutes the Main street crossing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-20
STATE SETTINGS.

Temple has fat mems club.
The Houston saengerbund has elected new
officers
Mingo is to have a telegraph station in the
near future.
Georgetown will hold local option cleo
ton on the 9th.
The now school building in Temple is
about completed.
A now A. o. U. W. lodge has been or
ganlzed In Austin.
The cloburne Lawn Tennis club had a
tournament this week.
Near Mangum, Joo Armbuster was killed
by being thrown from u horse.
Melons are being shipped by car loads
from Corpus Christi to Northern cities.
a new artosIan we'll has been bored on
tho Kampman ranch, near San Antonio.
Miss Tcnie Grecnway has been selected
to represent Bell Falls at Temples hover
festival
Nacogdochos county is said to have a
bigger fruit crop this year than she an
handle
Tho Clarksylllc Times boasts that there
Is not pair Of bloomers in Red River
county.
Tho commissioners court OF various coun-
ties are officiating as boards OF equallza-
ton this week,
Tho Denton County Record came out last
week, with special edition. giving write
up Of Pilot Point.
At Palo Pinto two children OF Mrs. Nc
Clure were thrown from buggy and one OF
them seriously injured.
Tyler is to have a battle OF roses on the
18th proN,. to be followed by a pickaninnie
battle Of water melons.
Henry Garcia, Mexican boy, came near
bleeding to death at Tyler from cutting his
foot with piece OF glass.
burglar was shot and wounded while
etfecting an entrance into a store In Deni-