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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
WAITING FOR A BRIDE.
Jasper County Man Anxious to Locate
FiancA

'"sper County Man Anxious to Locate a,s
Fiance,
beaumont Texas, Janunry el--nr m.
~. wright, farmer from tho yieln,,y a;
nashoha Springs, Jasper county. mas scer
| 49, ". CRY and with the asslstaue. ~
~ Telegraph company has been nt,rmn,.
IL W locate a Miss Ida Harris Of l,nrls
~ "u w seys "a TO be his wife. and promised
hi ~ ninl W beaumont whore the nup.
uu yes We're to be woven. MIR. Wright Is
a man OF mature years. as IL indic.,sa ~.
~ a,lvery locks. but to The Post CORE
spvilutht ne sald he never experienced ma,
| LINK that makes two souls win, mi I,
s.nse tnouEht and two henrta heat ne
o e uhtl few weeks ago. and then no
he ha victim TO pair Of blue eyes that
According to his story he scp, h,s ,,,,.
70 ono OF these marriage bureaus some
n.,i.hs ago, and was placed in commupi-
,rauon with Miss Ida Harris. OF Ennis
aoNns' Many letters were exchanged ana
unnully endearing terms were passed AIR
a,t Hn' ,hen began getting serious. pnd
nlS interesting correspondent FOR
ner photograph. The picture jid moi come
nut the following description of ire voun,,
iiay Old; Twenty-nlne years old bnrit
MUIR, light blue eyes fair oo,nuieVtnr
nedium height, weight 40 pounds aud an
etnhan. possessed Of n cattle ranch In ,he
, l,'u'"h territory and large farm IN
texas. This was Just the Girl Mr.. Wright
was looking for and he forthwith mailed
proposition for marriage hr was ae.
Septed and January was set MS the d1v
Tor me wedding and Beaumont mo place
iua dld not materializc on tho 9TH. hut an
me 9lh Mr.. Wright received "A letter with
beaumont date saying that his lda did
NOT arrive on time on account OF n train
wreck. She had reached this city on the
sth however, and falling to lind her pro-
speotlVe hubby she had departed with n
broken heart. Mr.. Wright forthwith wrote
letter OF apology. but has received no
reply 80 yesterday he came to beaumont
ana Today cndpavored TO communicates with
MS lda' by telegraph. At n late hour he
had received no reply. and friends have
about persuaded him TO return to the piney
woods OF Jasper county. Ho says he wiil
do so, but Insists that there is only one
girl In the world for HIM that girl is Idl
ana ne is going 10 lind her.
white man named ]. #. Alexander WINS
brought down from Olive this Afternoon,
Frustrated with an ahsccss on he liver. Nc
was tonight taken 10 the sealy hospital
Galveston, where ht will Hubnlt to an
operation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
jim pRowNINo's STORY.


Hon. James N. Browning of Clarendon,
who represented the Panhandle In the leg
lslature aH long as lie could be made to
serve, IL IN Dallas Speaking OF Governor
Gibbs recent interviews In the News, he
said:
THEY remind mo OF a story. There
was an old lawyer who had been in the
criminal practice for about forty years
ono Sunday he went on a hat and while
wandering down the street heard the
sound OF music and concluded he would 20
In and sue what II WAS all about. II hnp-
pened to be n church and no the old fol-
low lurched down TIE aisle and took a
seat In the amen corner. Directly the
preacher began his sermon and when he
said anything TINT pleased the lawyer, the
old fellow would Indicate his concurrence.
when the lawyer disagreed with The lat
ter ho showed an inclination to argue
the proposition. Directly the preacher rot
tired OF the Joint debate and said: My
friend. there Is coming a day when we
OF God and account for tho sins done In
the flesh. I hope II will not be necessary
for mo TO be found teatlfylng against you
on that dreadful day
'"fhe old lawyer raised himself MP and
pointing his finger at the parson. said In
thunder tones. II have been practi1lng
criminal law for nearly thirty years and II
has been my invarinblo experience that
the blankedest rascal IN the whole bunch
always turns State evidence"
''rhat." concluded Mr. browning, may
apply to Governor Gibbs"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
NOT A CANDIDATE,


Chairman Blake win Not Make the Can
vass for Congress.
MeNia, Texas, January gi.-lton. T. W
hlake, of the State democratic blnetallir
executive 'ommlttec, has Issued TIA. fol
lowing address;
To the Democrats Of the Seventh Congress
sional District.
IN view OF the fact that II seems to be
generally supposed that I Will be- "a candle
cate Tor tho nomination for congress and
having received many Inquiries and let
tefs from my friends In the district asking
me to announce or allow the use OF my
name as candidate. deem IL my duty
to now publicly declare my Intentions ana
settle the matter as far as am concerned.
Whlle fully appreciate the many oncour-
aging expressions and assurances from,
friends throughout the district, when
would seem TO Indicate that could easily
receive tho nomination and he elected yet
htter mature consideration have decided
That to become a candidate at this time
would enlbarrass ard Interfere with my
duties as chairman OF the bimetalllc execu.
1--WE committee OF Texas, ana also would
subject mo TO the charge of using my posi-
ton and the SILVER issue" to get offce:
therefore announce that | will positively
not be candidate for congress-
i regard the success OF the silver cause
IN Texas at this time as paramount to
personal ambition and VIII do nothing
which might have tendency TO hinder
or embarrass my efforts for success In
this move.
feel deeply Interested In having the
democracy OF Texas declare In It's next
platform for blmetalllsm In uneduivocal
terms, and send a delegation 10 the Ma
uonal convention pledged TO the support
OF the free ard unlimited coinage OF sill
yer at the ratio OF i6 T. 1, and shall give
my best efforts TO the success OF this
cause In the coming campaign.
II Is hardly necessary for me to assure
my friends that | will feel n deep interest
in having our district rcpr,sen IN tho |
next congress by strong and positive |
friend Of silver, and | therefore urge that |
the friends OF blmetallism shall see that |
the democratic nominee for tho seventh /,
and all other districts In Texas IL none |
other than sound free coinage advocate. |
II our cause is TO ultimately succeed we |
must put men Ia congress upon whom we |
can rely to vote right, You can not AFFORD |
to experiment with new converts or men
OF doubtful opinions or compromising
character or position on this question.
Place none on guard but true men. who
~" md viii pronounce the "Shibboleth"
Of our cause In no uncertain accent. Very
"a u.y. j. w. Blake.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
TAYLOR TOPICS.
waterworlss Claim Against tho clv-Ac.
cidentally Shot Himself

| "hterworks Claim Against the City-Ac
cidentally Shot Himself
ihylor, Texas January 9l.--The dis
hBieehent between the city OF Tnylo
ana inc Tay,or Waterworks company. II,
NoiVlhg claim against the former b,
me natter In the sum or ,5O2s for watel
,en'; ana which resulted In IA suit illee
VI me district court at Georgetown, wa,
es,e'uhy compromised Just before the
The terms OF the comprom,se reou,r,
me city to pay tho company 5000. within
rive years, with q yearly interest OF
per cent. The city also agrets to urs
twenty-five IRE plugs, for which the com.
pany is TO receive $500 per year, and the
meter rate for consumers il reduced "a
~ cents per 1000 gallons. Some forty or
ga iiity citizens OF Taylor. Including at
torheys, members OF the city council. .he
water company and witnesses were in
GEORGETOWN to attend the trial. This Is n
dispute OF long standing. and It's settle
ment Is welcomed by all partiesS inter.
ested.
John Maase, German living in the
country few miles from Taylor, had
hls arm frlghifully tacernted by the aa-
cldonlal discharge Of gun a few Days
ago lie had been out bird hunting, end
on returning, as he entered the door cf
MS home, his gun was discharged. He
came near bleeding to death before he
could arrive In Taylor to secure the Scr
vices OF n physician.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas ~ Of
fcrng special rate TO purties of tve
or ten from Taylor to Houston on Inc
5ist OF this month, on account Of the on
gngement OF Paderewski in the latter city.
Hiram Custnrd, who was recently In
dicted by the grand Jury NJ Georgetown,
ana IL also wanted by the Aillnm oouutv
officials on charge OF completely In the
recent Thorndale robbery OF the freight
agent at that place In company Win
Hardy Bowers, who is now IN iall. went
10 Georgetown Yesterday from this piace
and surrendered. He had been located
IN Taylor and was SO closely pursued that
he decided It was the safest plan 10 20 TO
AL. Custard was recently pursued through
.ampases Burnot. Travis, Williamson ana
Milan countlcs,and his surrender Is looked
ipon as an important scoop by the cfti-
,ers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
IN HARD LUCK.
An Illlterate German Boy In Trouble for
Marrying His Niece.

An 1lllterate German Boy Ia Trouble for
Marrying His Niece.
Wael1er. Texas, January 2l.--The Ger
man hoy known as John Cook. engaged in
the shoe shop OF Carl Cook here. was In
dlcted at the recent term of the grand
jury of Gonzales county for "incest."
John has lived here for perhaps ten years
and since a small boy and has always
been known as very quiet and peaceable
boy, not blessed with high degree OF
intelligence and very llliteratc in the Gus
toms and laws Of our country, so much so
that he did not know that II was a viola
tIon OF law TO marry his niece. which he
did two or three months ngo and was
arrested and placed In the county jail on
Tuesday for his crime. This is a case of
ignorance pure and simple. and in this
case apparently works "A great hardship,
as the boy Is an inoffensive and quiet sort
Of fellow, not intending any harm or vio-
lation OF law by his act. But the law is
such that ignorance of law IL no excuse
for its violation. The only remedy In such
a case Is executive clemency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
now MANY OF ~ ACRE

Mr.. w. II. Seha1t, Goshen, Ind. naks
a Few questions OF the Poultry kccner
on Keeping and feeding hens which arc
I considered OF sufficient Importance Tor
others. as they combine many subjects
/ That are OF interest. He rays:
]. How many hens can one kecp on
nm acre OF land, allowing each hen ten
square feet OF house space. and raise his
own feed?
.. Is suniiowor seed good for moult
Ing fowls. given In large quantlticsg
.. State IN proportion the following
grains as 10 value for laying hens. Corn
wheat, oats. buckwheat and barley
I. Which Of the following vegetables Ia
best Tor hens for winter use potatoes,
turnlps, bects or carrots
s, Can n flock OF hens reach Al average
OF 40 eggs per hon and he In good condl-
tlon for reaching the same number next
year,
O. A hon sometimes continues 90 lay
after she has commenced to moult WIN
she begin laying ar In good condition.
m three months from the limo she be-
gins to moult7
z. | saw In the Poultry Keeper that
monlting hens should be fed an they
can cet. VIII this not bring them In an
over fat condition for lnylng7
]. II " an accepted rule that hundred
hens are ms many ns should be- kept ON
mn acre. but II each hen ~ allowed 100
square feet OF yard only. then an acre
VIII accom- modato 400 hens An acre Ia
30 feet square, or di,f00 square feet. We
suggest that tho yards be 50xi01 feet,
which VIII be eight yards. Put twenty
iiNc hens In onoh yard, leaving each nj
tcrnate ynrd for growing crops Each
flock Will then have two yards 70 Ms 10
10 changed from ono to the other. making
100 hens ON nm acre.
2, sunnower seed. being oily, promotes
mounting, hence should be fed moderately,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26

Yesterday afternoon. beinr co,,,,,.,
shortly before night. and resulted IN M
discharge OF the man Collins. lin, vo, ,ne
being held In bond in the sum Of y ssn.
,aiiing 10 give which he was reinanded
70 jan u Ia mystery how The intc,,Je',
victim escaped with his lie. an he e,a,i',l
70 have been thrown Into about .lna.
feet In depth of water e'snt
Upon visiting the jail late yes,o,,s,
afternoon the sheriff discovered Inn, ~,
snaokies on the limbs OF the conistp,,"1
m,soner ~. ohappeil and strawthor. were
sawed almost In two. The clothIny aaS
cells of the two men were tboro,,s J'iu
searchod. but no saws were found
otfawther told the Officers aonno On.
threw the saws to them, but he IA p uns
Know who Is was. He gave tho name
ia ~ a',o'he. heEro. who he said had prom
lsed to help him escape. The date sol "a
the execution OF the two prisoners nn,,o5
is wednesday. March 1s ''D
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26

Nelasco. Texas, January 2i-The Alvin
correspondent OF The Post comes out in
true colors on the 23d and n he really
voices the sentiments Of his people, places
some Of them In a very unpleasant posi-
ton. Alvin has always put mp the cry
that the county site was OH on ono side
OF the county. and II they could only get
II to the center thoy would be forever
happy, but at the ilrst mention OF such a
move they como out for a division. and
ruination or nothing Bra2oria county may
not change its present site. but one thing
is certain, It VIII never be cut In two.
Several ladies and gentlemen were In
vited by Captain Morris to 20 over 10
Galveston on the ship Glenise. and they
sailed last night. There was Jolly crowd
of them and they expected pleasant
trip.
The norther has quieted the gulf 80
much that work Is now going on at the
extreme end OF the totties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
GAM HOUSTON NORMAL.


Governor Culberson Addresses the sohol-
ors and Gives Them n Holiday.
Huntsville. Texas. January 2L-Goycr.
nor culberson's visit TO tho Sam Houston
normal yesterday was one highly appreci-
ated by the faculty and students OF that
institution. He was accompanied by Cen
eral openhoimer and Hon. VIM. Clemenr,
Of the penitentiary board, as also several
citizens. On arrival the party was cor
daily welcomed by Superintendent II. C.
Pritchett and escorted to tho chapel,
where the regular morning exercises were
gone through. Reports OF class leaders
were received. followd by the opening
song, Land Filrer Than Day" which
was oScellently rendered, with Miss Estill
at the large Pipe organ. A reading OF
scripture by Dr. Massey followed, as also
prayer, during which the governor was
Appropriately remembered.
President Pritchett stated the normal
was gratlned TO have such distinguished
visitors, namely. Governor Culberson,
General l.. NJ. Openheimer. well known
over tho State and Hon. VIM. Clemens, a
former State senator and always a warm
advocate OF the normal. 1t had been
agreed there should be no speaking, but
he felt sure the governor would favor
them with at least a few words
Governor ctilbtrBon arose and was
greeted with much applause. responding
as follows.
ADDRESS OF THE GOVERNOR.
ladies and Gentlemen: As stated by
your president you are aware we are
here on IN inspection visit to the penI-
Tertiary. particularly It's financial condi-
tion ana did not expect to be called on
to make any remarks. Hence feel en-
barrassed on this occasion. In fact. have
always feit ernbhr raised when In the pres
cnce OF very many ladirs. / may say
did not know before there was such q
great preponderance Of ladies here. When
a young man was always embarrassed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
scuooNERs LoApIN0 LJyMnrn.

orarge. Texas. january a.-Tug ]. ~
| Guiiiotte, Captain l. l.. Belts, lowed the
barge Mexico to Sabine Pasa today with
| 1900 feet OF lumber for tho schooner
Frank Rudd, loading there for New York
The barge Sabine will load with IOo.coe
foot to complete tho cargo OF the Frank
Rudd. which VIII probably leave next week
for her destination.
Tho schooner si.as. Captain J. Peterson,
came IN today from Galveston with o
cargo OF assorted merchandise. Sho via
take on a cargo OF lumber a. the Orange
Lumber oompany'r mills
Mossrs, q. and w. Van Amerongens
agents for the Texas Colonization com.
pany. arrived In Orange this morning toe
the purpose OF buying n large bill of iuni.
her. This company has rcocntiy purchase1
q large tract OF land IN Brazorln county
named II Goth,and. and will sottls It with
a colony OF Ilollanders.
This City Teaoherw Institute win mose
at the public school building tomorrow,
They have some interesting subjects fos
diougsion-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
FAMOUS MURDER CASES.

Gonzales. Texas. January 23.-In the case
of Hammond and Page. charged with
highway robbery. they took severance
and Hammond was placed on trial. The
fury found defendant not guilty, where
upon the court dismissed the caee against
Page.
on Monday the celebrated Augustine
and Ryan cases will be called for trial.
These par.lSs are charged with murder
In the FIRST degree and their cases have
been hanging In the courts for over TWEEN
ty years. neither having ever been con-
victed. They originated in the old feuds
In Dewitt county long years ngo. Grain
a. Kieberg and Bally of tfuero and Bur-
CESS & Hopkins OF Gonzales represent do
PENDANTS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.

Willis. Texas. January 2a--For thrso
successive evenings the north-bound ''iiys
err on the international and Great Nortfi-
arn railway has arrived Al this place with
u smashed window glass In tho first cihsa
coach or the sleeper. caused from rocks
and sticks Of wood being thrown into X 80
the train pulled out OF Courdu. small
town u few miles south Of here. This
evening General Manager Y. NJ. Campbell
was aboard when a large chunk OF wood
was tiaashed through wIndew W they
a reward or vi for tho arrest and con>
.viclon q tl,s partiss csnkntktine M
crinas. n {. y n II y, Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26

Bastrop. Texas January 23-In the DIS.
trict court the following cases have been
disposed of since last reporti
Matte Meeks w. Robert Meoks, divorce
granted; Frank Moore vs. Mary Moore,
divorce granted; Fcnora Barker VIZ. Joe
Barker. divorce granted: josh Chambers
1T al Va. Wash Chambers ct III. report of
commissioners confirmed and ordered re-
ceived; $. ", Prlngic ct al vs. II. Hin
yard ct al. land partitioned equally be-
tween plaintiff and defendant-h. J.,
Warnel, W. A. Highsmth and q. w.
Miller appointed commissioners to report
at next term OF court
In the case OF the heirs Of II. II. Nc
Mahan w. Mrs, McMahnn. administrators
of the estate OF T. II. McAlohan and John
Hancock nd George Hancock. sureties on
her bend, judgment was rendered IN favor
OF plaintiffs, giving Mrs. Fannie Warren
sSl5, Ed McMahau $50, Mrs. Crenck ylgO
and Mrs. Nolan $40, This estate was adj
minister more than twenty-five years ago
Both parties gave notice OF appeal.
This term Of court has resulted tn
twenty convictions. distributed among
sixteen men No appeal taken In any
case.
Court adjourned last night at 10 O'Clock
and Judge j.. n. Sinks returned to his
home at Gddlngs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
METEOROLOGICAL.

| %. +. EVANS-Cameron, Texas, Janu-
airy 2i.-'Mr. n. II. Evans an cid AMI high
| ly respected citizen OF Milan county,
died here yesterday
MRS. C. L. cHRIsTIAN-ovcrton
Texas, January ?3.-Mrs. c. l.. Christian
died five mites east OF here yesterday OF
cancer of the stomach. She was about 60
years OF age and had been sick for
! long time.
MRS. JOHN MARTI--La Porte. Texas,
January g2.--Mrs. John Martl died hero
yesterday and was buried today. Sno
moved here with her family about three
years ago from Nebraska She had peen
an invalid for over u year. Her husband
aud nine children survive ner.
II, +. MALoNE-Wi!lls, Texas, January
23.-AIr. II. Il. Malone, an old and highly
respected citizen of this place, died TINS
morning after Il short illness. Mr. Malone
had been resident OF TINS county Tor
over thirty Year,. and for the last rev
years has lived with his daughter Mrs.
w. j, Mann.
l.. f. MACK-.Victoria, Texas. January
si.--Mr. l.. +. Mack died yesterday after
noon OF palsy ut the age of Y. He mao
been very feeble for some time, lie l.hVes
four ohlIdren-Mrs Otto n. Stoltz OF La
Grange, Miss Ado,phine, DIR. otto MACK
Of ST. Louis and August Mack OF Victoria
NIL grown. lie nul lNtd y ANNNt'N
1866. II Is peculiar coincidence that o.
the FIVE deaths In Victoria this week an
have been persons over 70. and three OF
them exactly ~.
s. b. MooRE-Haiiettsvills Texas. Jan
uary 2i.-Mr. S. Is. Moore died here SUD.
denly yesterday morning at the nome Q,
his son-in-law. II. II. Allen ESD ne nan
boen TO Houston on business and stopped
an hero en- route to his home In Mouiton.
lie was ono Of the earliest settlers IN
Layaca county and had become the iatgest
taxpnyer in the county, He WAS wen
kno,,n o,..r ,he state as stockmhn. be-
Ing member of the Arms OF s. -. a w.
j. Moore ard OF Moore & Allen and no
man had more friends. Recently he has
been selling his acreage lantls ana ihV.ss.
lrr I'm Houston business property. hls
,,r,'v ts ali grown up and married, except
nne daugh,er. che remains today "ere
taken 10 Moui;on for burial by the Mason-
10 fraternity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
BUSINESS MATTERS


Granger Texas. january ~ Walker 4
Barry, doing a grocery GUINNESS at this
naming a. W. Storm as trustee. fhnd pre-
ferred creditors IN the following ordera
J. HeIdsnhelmer & Co., Austin, s2s5: A.
w. Htorrs, $50; Mira Idzzie Walker. S5oa
Six other preferred creditors. but amounte
could not be ascertained; liabilities si2ool
usRets gi0OJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
INSTALLATION OF oTrIcrns.
interesting Pythian Ceremonies Las,
Night--Mr. briggs Address.
Rouston Friday Janunry "a

Night--Mr. briggs Address.
Houston, Friday. January "a.
The annual installation Of officers of
Houston Lodge No. 49, Knights of Pyth-
las, took place last night, Deputy Grand
Chancellor Sam II. Brasbear acting au In
staliing officer. assisted by y. G. Stanley.
acting as grand prelaie, and Thomas J..
Baker. as grand master at arms. The fol-
lowing were installed: Chancellor COM
mnnder. George u, Bissonet. vice chan
oellor 8. w. BlodEett: probate, II. H.
Koff; keeper OF records and seals, IT. Had
ley Franklin: naglor o, finance, @. II,
Hissi master ~ eycheqner, John Kennedy;
master at arms. j. r. Smith; master OF
work. J.. n. Wilkins inner guard, Lou
kay: outer guard. Thomas Owens. At the
conclusion Of the ceremonies the retiring
chancellor commander, George u. Grigss.
addressed the lodge. He spoke az follows:
Friends and Brother Knights: This
night marks another epoch In ths history
OF our lodge. another mile-post has been
roished IN the onward march Of time.
while busy with the cares OF life. or
glad with rningiing together around these
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
InnGE MArrERS

Jacksonville. Texas. January 23.-Thf
KnIghtS OF Dixie organized lodge here
last Tuesday night with the following OH
GERS:
S. II. whitley. commander DIR. J. VI,
Britain, vice commander, s. 4. Spruili,
junior commander; DR.. II. o. Lyrord. pilot;
h. Il. Trontman. vice ploti W. Il. Dom
nelly. scribe; w. H., Hodgers, treasurer.
NJ. $. Mayiltid, picket
Major J. j. Douglass CT Tyler delivered
an address on the order to the lodge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
FIRM CIIANGE.

Rockdaie. Texas. January N.--Tns nrn,
OF Williams a flibbetts sold out yesterday
to Zaps,ioa and Dippell. who will corr
tinue the business. This transaction ha4
no element OF failure or compromise Of
iams a Hibbetts, who have always pals
their debts In fril and will retire oWin6
nothing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-26
'-ViLLE NOTES.

'rsrsps q Fl lI. prIrownIps-rwo Muir.
3 rsss, lang March is.
;h January nsy a.--yssterday
p, Tom co,, sheriff arrested two
|bsy nsrp q !. attempting ' to ,, Tnns,
bound hana in, NJ. Young by throw
~, two md ~, snd foot, In Peters
'Aininr trial wa. held