Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 317, Ed. 1, Wednesday, October 30, 1895 Page: 1 of 8
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IheyAre Coming
They Are Going
Capes Jackets and
Children s Wraps
Yesterday fcevoral new
readied us
tvlo Capea
tjios that carno out with
openings in Naw
ha autumn
If ant 1Q now
York yo
it will coat
i come here
either than to
Jon no more
bny the old stagers
Wanted
An experienced carpet
sewer one aocustomod to
using Singer carpet machine
Apply at once to Manager
Department
Carpet
See our new line of Plaid
Goods at 28c 37o and
IlSoa yard
yiOMIGS
isiPMD TO TRIAL
Mj < W Jorota Hail Been Selected
f p to Three Oclock 1 esterday
Afternoon
Sherman Tex Oct 29 Special
7 R Gaines was brought into court
it I SO this morning accompanied by
ill wife who has been at his side
ilnct the case was called The prisoner
rtdU atlntilns perfect control of hlmaelf
mpt J
ia IV
Pul
utn i
ad seems to be In perfect healthy r
The defendant s motion for A change
f venue was overruled by the court
rha defense then filed a motion for a
ontlnuance The motion w aa ov er
uled by the court and they were
orced to trial At 10 30 the selection
I Jury from the special venire tom
amced and up to 3 p m they had
tinted six Jurjmen
MAV STAIl OP UMNLAN
Tt B Ilor nm < > launch Iteir Taper
QuInUn Tex Oct 29 Special
It B P Hill formerly editor ot the
vmpbell News has moved his press
flthli place and will on next Friday
ue the first number of the Quintan
tir
tht cotton crop Is almost entirely
uiered In this section and nlne
wi ot the farmers have marketed
t as they could gather it
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Texas 1eniiloiiB
wuhlngton OcU 20 Special
taewil and Increase Jesse Newton
wrlch folk county
0IV1ING
HE
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Of Chicago
Make No Other
Engagement
psntvazs Opera House
ST
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I ATntE Tni W AT Sl30 V M
TOMtOlT AT 813
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hrels ui Utopia
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T7nSrvrlV TOIt THE EN
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HVTIXnn All MUIIT
Otrinan Ulalect Comedian
JOE CAWTH0RN
r tils comedy company Inclui
fe th nJ MNIIII
IJI ement of
Ap00L FOR LUCK
KTJ AOW Ot ALB
treatTHE FOBT WOETH GAZETTE
104 sheeting for 17c worth 22 J2c
91 sheeting for 16o worth 20c
42lnch sheeting for 10c worth 14 12C
Lonsdale domestic for 8 l3c worth
10c Splendid bleached and unbleached
domestic for 5c worth 1 l2o
FLANNELS
All wool flannel for 12 l2o worth 15o
All ool flannel for 17 l2c wotth 250
AH wool flannel for 24c worth 35c
All wool flannel tor 29c worth 40c
All wool flannel for 4So worth COc
Embroidered flannel for 5c worth
100
Embroidered flannel for 83c worth
125
Embroidered flannel for SI 24 worth
160
BLANKETS
AND COMFORTS
This Is a beautiful line and the prlcca
commence from He see them
A GINGHAM
DRESS
Ot 10 yards worth 1 0I > special price
4 0
Mens Suits
All wool worth 110 00 ip el PjJ
JTOKT WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 30 1895
FE3KS03STAIL4 I
Every one is of courso Interested in Flannels Canton
FlannelB Sheetings Linens Crashes Towels otc Wti
will givo you special prices on those goods for the remain-
der or this week Read our pricea Eeo the goods and you
will readily see wo uro offering you exceptlqual bargains
SHEETING
CRASH
Trora 5c up
CANTON FLANNELS
Canton flannel for Cc worth 7e
Canton flannel for 8 l3c worth 10c
Canton flannel for 10c w6rth 12 l2c
LINEN
Itnen worth 3Ec special price 24c
Linen worth 45c Bpeclat price 34c
Linen worth 60c special price 41c
Ltnen worth 65c special price 40c
Linen worth 75c special price 6o
Linen worth I10O special price 74c
Linen worth It 00 special price 99c
Can give > ou napkins to match at
equally low prices
10WELS
rrom 8 l3c pair up
Thlssale iSjVy for tho icmaindor of the weok
So
bo wiso and soou M you will need of tlitBe goods at
once Remember v 100 purchase entitles you lo a
chance in tho
prizes e given away December 81 50
first prize 10 socona < o e S3 oaoli the throe next
TERRY DRY GOODS CO
Corner Fifth and Houston
COIl TO CUKA
YToye Grain Shipped to the lalnntl
General Aciti
Troy Tex Oct 20 Special There
Is a damp cool norther blowing today
We had some rain yesterday and last
night What little cotton Is left Is
being held by the farmers for a rise
but cotton seed Is being shipped as
usual The corn shelters are at work
and being kept busy The corn ship-
ped from here now goes to Cuba and
Is loaded In bulk helled
Two St Louis > oung men arrived
here yesterday evening1 just as the
rain began They remained over night
and proceeded this morning to the City
ot Mexico
Rev Collard of tho Methodist church
closed a ery Interesting ten dais
meeting j esterday morning
James A Tate a prohlbltIonit de
lhered a very interesting lecture to
a large audience on last Saturday
night
Mr T II Stanton the Katy agent
here informs us that ho shipped seven-
ty cars of cotton oats corn cotton
need and r > this month but cotton
shipment a dont come near up to last
years shipments to dntc
The coal men did a thriving business
yesterday and today
Will Mo II lull Meettoir
San Antonio Tex Oct 20 Special
The Jockey club directorshave decided
to hold a fall meeting Immediately af-
ter the Houston meeting in November
LADIES
BLACK HOSE
rieeced lined extra quality 40o quali-
ty special double fleeced 25c
Embroideries
14 off during this sale this U below
regular cost
CORSETS
The Coronet
One of the leadlne 125 corsets ko at
this sale or the ridiculously low price
COTTON
FLANNEL
nogular 1c quality fo
IltRulir 10c qualltv e
Keirular 13 l2c quality tlOp
These quilltles cannot be duplicated
PERSIAN WRAPPER
NOVELTIES
rieeced lined only lie per yard
LADIES
FINE SHOES
Tour choice of any make worth from
UM to 15 00 only 1 5
YESTERDAYS SYNOD
itr80Li to rotxn a umvhus
ITY WUST Or 11113 MISSISSIPPI
letl I Ion to lie Sent to Countess Con
cerulnar the Deererutlon ot
the Sabbath Day
Palestine Tex Oct 20 Special
The fourth days session of the Presby
terian Si nod began this morning with
tho moderator Dr J M Cochran
conducting the devotional program
The report of the Judicial committer on
the action of tho Si nod In the ciiae of
Iter H v Mostly s the Presbytery
of the Indian Territory This report
was adopted and Its contents ordered
transmitted to aald Presb > tery The
boundaries of Paris and Lastern Texas
Presbyteries were changed The re-
port of committee of petition to the
general assembly to arrange a mam-
moth petition to the congress of the
United States on desecration of tho
fcabbath daj and a better observance
of the same was heard Thla brought
out a warm discussion and was alter
some eloquent logic adopted Mr W
N Bcott of Galveston acting ror the
committee on publication read the
report of same recommending a more
active nnd thorough cotportago work
naming Elder C M Itutton as a suit-
able man to undertake thu work The
report was approved A committee on
theological elocution reported that In-
dications now are that if we retain
our young men nt home with native
minlstery we must at as early a day
as possible found a transMlsslsslppl
Bemtnary In which our candidate will
have advantages enjoyed In tho best
seminaries in the land This report
was adopted The Hi nod took action
temporarily resuming Its relations to
the divinity school of the Southwest
Tresbyterlan University at Clarksvlllc
Tenn The Synod adjourned to meet
ngaln at 7 30 and will continue its
deliberations far Into tho night end
until final adjournment
nrMMNS or miij iahtis
To lie Shipped on tho Steamer 31n
Jcitlo TomorroWi
Paris Oct 29 The remains of Mr
J am 04 B Eustla wife of the United
Notice Our ScIibMb of Prices
The prices are ridiculously low and do not bear the
least semblance of profit WE WANT YOUR TRADE
and if PRICE AND QUALITY are any inducement we
are sure to have it Come and judge for yourselves and
dont buy unless you find the values as stated
LADIES
FAST BLACK HOSE
pedal tlo
IGo Quality
2o quality pctel
350 quality pedal
50o quality ipecial °
LADIES
KID GLOVES
In black and colon superior quality
worth 1I3 pedal price 95o
LADIES
RIBBED VESTS
A boo4 quality fahloned Balbrlsgan
Viti old regularly at l ci pedal
J0
prlc
Union Suits
For MlMoa worth now °
LADIES
Black Cashmere Hose
All wool S5o quality special 25o
30o quality special 89a
Laces
l4 off on all French Spanish Orletit
lals Vals Torchons Madlcls Escuriali
land Irish Point
LADIH91
BEA6T1UDE SUITS
All Wool only 200
CHILDRENS
CLOAKS
One lot on special sale this week for
U7C each
All Wool
RED FLANNELS
lOo Quality lPo
33c quality 23c
too quality 29o
Oo quality J7c
Calicoes
Dest quality la dark and light colors
only °
Dress Goods
All wool clan plaJds worth COc only
S9c
This is only a few of the many good things we are offer
ing and we are prepared to save you money on anything
in our line
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States ambassador to rtance who died
near Rotath Ireland on Saturday last
of heart failure following a severe cold
will be shipped on board the White
Star llni steamship Majestfo when the
steamer touches nt Queenstown on
Thursday next for convejance to New
YorK and from there to Louisville Ky
where they will be Interred in the
Hustls family plot ln the Cave Hill
Cemetery
10
MIT MIL II I KIT
Cotton Crop AIntokt nthered mm
Short tlii < llalf
Wortham Tex Oct 9 Special
The cotton crop U almost gathered and
the crop Is short onehalf
Rev it a Morgan of Tort Worth
and pastor of the Uaptlst church at
this place flllttd his appointment hem
last Saturday and Sunday and will re-
turn to Port Worth tomorrow
o
good i m mixi
rifteen Tliotmniiit llnlea of Cutton
Itteotveil
Mexla Tex Oct 29 Special
rifleen thousand bales of cotton have
been received here to date
Hon James A Tate of Nashville
mud prohibition speech at the
opera house last night
A LOUD EXPLOSION
A niUKlZSTOHV 1101S1C 1UOVV N TO
ATOMS 11Y ESCAPING JAM
Thirteen Peorle lrllevcd to Have
lleea Killed nnd Jtlunr Injured
by the Terrtdo isi > lo lon
London Oct 29 An exploMon sup-
posed to have been caused by escaping
gas wrecked a house ieducing It to
atoms on New Churih Court strand
this evening Thirteen persons are be-
lieved to have been killed and many
were injured by the collapue of the
house The building consisted of three
floors and Its tenants were mostly
Convent Qardm market porters
A deafening report wns suddenly
heard and then the house collapsed
ns If made of cards causing much
excitement In the neighborhood
MS O
cmcis i iosui ioaii
Itnrnuiu A Ilnlltr nml Sells llroi
AIII Jo Tuitetltcr
Austin Tex Oct 20 Special
Some Interesting developments may
come to light tomorrow in circus cir-
cles It is learned here tonight that
tomorrow the JJarnum Bailey
and the Sells Brothers cir-
cuses will combine the Darnum heirs
having disposed of their Interest to the
Sells Brothers A conference between
Mr Bailey and Peter Sells one of the
Q
IS FORT WORTH DAY
AT THE
STATE FAIR
TRICE FIVE CENTS
The P < irkor LoKO Or Goods Co
A Special Sale
To make October our best ond busiest
month we are offering for today and to-
morrow cut prices in every department
Bargains everywhere Come early or you
will find the store crowded
Silks
1 25 Clan Tartan Plaids 7 79a
1 o Fauoy Taffetas 70a
0U r C9o
Dress Goods
8Do Jnokot Cloth 59a
tifio Bouclti 45a
85o Moliplr SorRO OHa
5Uo 40incli French Surgo all woolV 30o
Hosiery
1 Co Senmlops Hopo FaBt Dlack lOo
Sfio Suaiiiluea J < luucud Hoso l5o
40o 25o
Dont miss our cheap Linens and Towels
Hotel men and Boarding House Keepers should
see this offering for today and tomorrow only
Best Wrapper Novelty 10c
Tlie ParlcBrLowe Dry Ms Co
Reliable Goods at Lowest Prices
Sells brothers was held at Ban Anlonlo
the past week and a r ran sememe were
consummated there with thla end In
view The two shows will go on this
season however under their respective
management and the new show to bo
known ns Bnlley ft Sells Brothers will
not be effective until next season
The Information comes through Mr
C H Hnmllton the genernl advance
agent for Bells Brothers who Is here
tonight
sTWiiiit > n mcho 4
The Victim AVIlt UUrlr Ille t isln
ftat Cum it lit
Palestine Tex Oct 29 Special
Mrs John Helm a respectable joung
planter residing in the north suburbs of
Palestine was stabbed in the lungs at
breakfast time today by a colored em
nlove without Just provocation She
will likely die Bloodhounds tracket
the culprit into the city but ara lost
to further track
Ouadalajara Mexico 0 < X 29 Very
rich silver intnne have been discovered
by the poor Indians of Tala fourteen
leagues distant The assays show the
ore to be remarkably good
Washington Oct 29 The president
and Mrs Cleveland today removed
from tha White House to Woodier
their fall home
Vera Crus Oct 29 Archbishop of
Cubs and Bishop of Panama hav a
sailed ror Havuha Wenther rainy and
cool There is no fever
Texas State Fair
and Exposition
THURSDAY OCTOBER 3lPopulist Day ancTCoa
mg Dalias Day
THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII
And Fireworks Every Night
Musical Program for Closing Week by Sousaa
Unrivaled Military Band
Wednesday October 30
Oema from the master works of the
lyric drama Thursday Oct Si
Wagner Day excerpts from the mas-
ter of Beyruth Friday Nov 1
Sousa Day The directors beg to
announce that owing to the enormous
success of days devoted to Mr Boijaas
compositions at Madison Square Gar-
den New York Manhattan Beach The
Royal Hawaiian Xlnntl and Glee Cli
Auditorium Chicago and the ft T u1a
Exposition they have prevailed upon
Mr Sousa to devote one day of his
stay at Dallas to the rendering of his
most famous compositions Saturday
Nov 2 Gems from the works of Eng-
lish Irish and Scotch composers and
avorlt songs nf England Pcotland
Ireland and Wales Sunday Nov 8
American Day devoted to the works of
American com peters
ib Program Anoounoed Dally jjj
Principal Events for Closing Week
Wednesday Sound Money Day Fort
Worth Day and Shrlners Day
Thurpday Populist Day and Dallas
City Day Banks and all business
houses will close and the citizens will
attend the fair en masse
Prtday Free Silver Day leading
speakers from nil parts of the country
Including Hon W J Bryan of Ne-
braska and Hon Joseph W Bailey of
Texas will be on hard
Saturday Chrysanthemum and Wo
mans Council Day Bepresentatlve
women from all associated bodies of
women In Texas will appear on the
grounds and assist In laying the corner-
stone at 8 p m of the womans beautl
ful bull ling to be erected on the State
Fair Grounds as a monument to the
heroines of early Texas days and as-
a future home for tho meetings of all
associated bodies of women It will
also be Chrysanthemum Day The lar-
gest display ever made In the South
at Horticultural Hall on that day
Sunday November t Closing Day
program to ba announced later la the
week
Is Fireworks Proum Novelty is tie
GreatestEver Otreretl in Uib Sonili
SIX GREAT RACES EVERY DAY I
HORSE SHOW BEGINS AT 10 A M
C A COUR Secretary J T TREZEVANT President
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Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 317, Ed. 1, Wednesday, October 30, 1895, newspaper, October 30, 1895; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth110356/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .