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The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
Life On the rHrm.

As to Us drudgery--whsteveE has
been the case in tho past where there
were stamps to be pulled ard mort
cages To be lifted from almost every
fe q; when I was long way 20 ma ket,
and the huJer paid for produce ~fn
trade;' when almost all impl.mentS were
labor,onsly hewn out Al home or clunsi-
~ hammered out By the village black
smith-there Il. happily. less drudgery
on the farm now. and less need OF it
ever. year. Taking the !, ear through.
the working hours 81 q man on a fsrm
are no longer than those o. the section
hand on the railway or IN artisan in the
shor, who has his own garleR to hoe
before breakfast or after supper. The
busy lawyer and the doctor in average
practice work longer and harder than
tire farmer. The grocer and the editor
and the 'book-keePer each sees less OF
his children in their waking hours than
the farmer who sometimes enyics them
their "easy liza" Ns.a#E
1t must be conceded, Of course. that
the profits of farming arc nos so large
on the average as those which are real
lied by men who are successful In mer-
camille life. But. such ~ they are. they
are surer-twenty-f fold surer. at least
Large profits are always cont ngent on
large risks. ~ rairse Fa,7aer. h
The garden should be msnuned and
picwed in winter so as 10 give time
Tor the fresh manure to be changed into
plant food and 60 kill the eggs Of i'm
scots. 1t is primo necefsity 70 ! good
crop Of garden Vegetables I
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
BROOKHAvEN ITEMS.

April showers.
Read everything on this page.
c. Abrams moved his stock of goods to
Wesson ON Tuesday last.
Take your county paper-that is, sub
sbribe for THE LEADER
Have you been vaccinated' If not you
should attend to il at once, as some ore
doing.
Our fish market is quite a convenience,
and it IL well supplied with all kinds of fish
d. moderate prices.
DR.. Bowen Is on the streets again; he
says he has about recovered from the eff
fscts of the dog-bite.
Mr.. Jno. Phillips calf that has five legs
is growing fast, and there is prospect
of his realizing good price for it.
Presiding Elder Jones preached two ex-
cellent SERMONS last Sabbath, to large con-
grcgations at the Methodist Church.
Our farmers are hauling out the COM
mercial fertilizer in large quantities. A
Great many are using it under their ssweet
potatoes.
We are very glad to learn that Mr.. Thoa.
Cunning, ST., is recovering from the severe
attack of illness announced in our last
Issue.
The distance from Brookhaven to Wes-
son by freight train is just seventy-five
and three-quarter miles. We measured ii
last Friday.
Mr.. Henry Mounger, of Batesville, is now
on duty at DIR. Meek's store, where he is
ready to render cheerful and prompt atten-
ton to all customers.
DR.. Talmage failed to meet his appoint
ment at this place last Sunday. Perhaps
. its being the lst of April had something to
do with his non-appearance.
Knights and Ladies' of Honor received
eight new members of late. The meetings
are quite interesting; next Friday night
they expect to receive still more.
The Board of Supervisors held their
regular meeting last Monday and adjourn
ed over till August. We viii publish a
full synopsis of proceedings in our next.
Rev. Felix II. Hitler, of New Orleans, is
expected to preach the Commencement
Sermon at Whitworth in June next, and
Lieut-Gov G. ID. Stands will deliver the
annual address.
g. Our market gardeners taken ad
vantage of the warm spell and prepared
their land we'll, to set ont their plants
when it rainel. Their prospects for early
vegetables are flatSering.
Mrs. Edward p. Gilbert, who died al
-Gallman, was brought here for burial last
Saturday. She was formerly Miss Ella d.
McNein, an old Whitworth College stu
dent, and was held in high esteem here
To the bereaved husband and little ones
and Borrowing relatives, THE LEADER ex
tends its sincere sympathies.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

After protractcd illness, this lifelong
friend died at his home In jackson on last
Friday, March 3Oth. -
That he is dead, and with him dead the
hopes which, despite there was So little
ground for hope, we 80 mnch loved to
cherish,--is something we realize with
keenest sorrow. jackson never gave
birth TO son more richly endowed with
natural gifts--lnore talented and ambi-
tious--more versatile and polished--and
withal more genial and sincere. The pos
abilities of his future were only limited
by the irsidious dcstroycr-eonsumpti
which years ago began to prey upon his
vitals, aud the untimely death which now
holds him forever in it's icy embrace. He
made long, brave fight, but both will
and frame had finally to succlunb to the
steady march Of disease.
That poor FRANK possessed frailties-
and who does not mo one was more
keenly conscious than himself More than
once he has confessed them to the writer,
while the tears which rolled down his
wasting checks, attested more eloquently
than words, how deeply they mortified and
grieved him.
May your rest be rs peaceful, dear
friend, as we fain would have had your
life long-spared and your daysuseful.
TO his sorrowing relatives, and especial
ly to his widowed mother, we offer our
heartfelt sympathy in this hour Of ire
parable loss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
A Bargain tn BrooIxhayen Real
Estate.

Areal bargain is offered to any one wish
ing to purchase a store house or residence
and lots in Brookhaven, oil situated con-
yeniently to the depot.
This is a rare opportunity for any one
wishing to invest in real estate, either for
the purpose of speculation or of locating
here on account of excellent educational
advantages. For nartienlars apply to the
Editor Of The LEAeEi; a-s.tt
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

Have you been around to Mrs. F. A.
Browns since she began receiving her
spring stock of millinery If not, a visit
will repay you. Her styles are oil Of the
latest and most fashionable patterns, and
all articles of excellent quality. Call
early. .-e
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

They keep splendid line of Staple and
Fancy Groceries and CONNECTIONS, at the
lowest prices for cash. at Powell & Co.
Mrs. +. A. Brown, Cherokee street
Brookhaven, is now receiving an elegant
stock of spring millinery, and the ladies
should call at once if they wish to secure
first choice. Her prices are reasonable,
and she is sure to please all customers.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
Assessor's Appoin & raen q.

W. d. Larkin, Assessor for Lincoln coun-
ty, requests the taxpayers to meet him
with their lists of taxable property ut the
following times and places:
Monday, April 9, Lard's Mil.
Tuesday, April 10. Allen Smiths Gin.
Wednesday, April II, William y. RatlinS.
Thursday, April IL, Adams Camp Ground.
Friday, april 10, Thomas s. TaylJr's.
Saturday, april IA. s. j. Hodges Gin.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

WIN Henry Blder tAdm39 $780,.
j. No. 4 .'P Rd.s,u, y ;Senap lincoln
Branch Crooks Co. tx. Circuit
No. Gal VI. tfas
BY virtue OF the writs In the shove stated cases
to me from the Circuit Court OF Lincoln county,
Mississippi. will on Mondayithe tn day of May,
A. d. 1885, 81 the Court House door, In the town
OF Brookhayen, proceed TO sell 20 the highest bid
der for cash, the following described property,
to- wit: ek Of sell and SEX OF net OF . 81 aud
nwk OF ne4 OF 81 90 and -sek of sch gaa) aud
sw1 Of sek Of $ !ssl all In % rtD and n acres
sw or OF se or and WV OF swk ami Sc ar Of sw or
10 and NV ar OF sw or y and ne or OF ne ar sig
ali In & rs and 10 acres on North Tnd OF Sc or OF
ne Or and ny OF sw or and North = part OF 81 Of
sw or and ne or OF sse or and North 4 part OF
NV ar OF sc ar of 81; and sw or and 30 acres on
ek OF IS; all In 3 n and ex OF lot and n OF
lot 10 block G Brookhaven, ana block 10 and Is
Brookhaven; and lots .. ID. II and II Block 10.
and lots Is and II block rs Brookhaven levied on
as the property OF defendast, j. A. Hoskns. and
win be sold 20 satisfy the judgment and costs IN
the above stated case.
This, Attn day OF April. A. d. 1858.
1s1I n }. L. MIKELL.
0a lg l sheriff.
April 5it ID. II. 9. Cox. ID. 3. =
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

The last number of the Brandon
Republican contains the valedictory
of Mr.. E. E. Frantz. He will be
succeeded by his illustrious father,
whom we welcome back to the pro-
fession. T#~ @" fE&3
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

The LEADER correctly advises the
voters to have short canvass in
this county. There IS yet ample
time for political strife and Office
scrambling, and the shorter the can
vass the better it will be for the can
didates and their victims, the people.
Cor. Times and tetligencer.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

For Teas, Chockolate, Pickles, Preserves,
Jellies, Raisins, Prunes and Currants. go
to Powell & Co.
For the best Cheese and Butter go to
Powell g. Co.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
NOTICE.

have authorized Mr.. b. I. Hobbs to re-
oeive and receipt for all SUMS due me on
subscription to the Ledger while at Brook
haven, and all persons thus in arrear, are
urged to call upon him and settle their ac-
counts, a correct statement of which
have placed in his bands at THE,LEADEE
Office, BroOkhaven. r. II. HENRY.
JACKSON, Miss, Feb. %. 1893.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

gY-New laces at McCirath's.
EFeGo TO McGrath's for hats.
No x-Y-Z signs at MeGrath's.
Buy your shoes at Brennan's.
sV-Buy your goods at McGratfs.
rS-Mctirath'. hats are simply elegant.
No jewing or wrapgling at AeGrath's.
rYrGo to MeGrath's for cheap clothing,
sY'For thu beet corsets 60 to nc Grath's
CyMc(;rath's new clothing IL immense
gSDop.t fail to see MoGraths DeS
goods.
IY-You save money by buying at Nc
Grath's.
McGrath's Parlor shoe store Is the place
for shoes. Ills goods are good, pretty and
cheap.
For silk brocaded aud spanish lace para
soils, go to Brennan's.
Go to Brennan's great cheap Cash House
or your spring and summer clothing
McGrath has only one price on his goods.
Did you see McGrath's new dress goodsf
uMcGrath is boss in the shirt bust
ness.
sTGo to McGrath's for fine cashmere
pants.
Prices marked in plain figures at Nc
Grath's.
McGrsth sells clothing cheaper than
anybody.
EyNew spring goods just received at
McGrath's.
Buy your cutlery at Brcnnan's, as it is
cheap and guaranteed.
Fans of every style at d. c. Brennan's
Millinery establishment.
Dress goods of every style and at prices
to suit oil ut Brennan's.
Bunting, Piques, Lawns and an endless
variety of white goods at Brennan's.
That hacking cough can be 30 quickly
urcd by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liv
er Complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer isguaran-
teed to cure You.
Brennan's S cent calicoes are ahead of
anything yet. Whyf Because they are
fast colOrs and rate &c inches to the yard.
Hot Hloin
II any lady, gentleman or child wants u
10. r. ,l,,o, s,n 70 NVxa Ahsha uau's
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
Illegal A ADVERTISEMENT
DokSkSnaa

To the Mayor and Board Of seiectmen OF the
town OF Hoguechitto, Miss. ...--~ye
We, the legal voters OF said Hown, respectfully
grant Mr.. Pat Quertermous,- sagent." license 70
retail ylnous spiritons and malt liquors, In less
quantities than one pint within the corporate
limits OF said town. Is e.. 500 tstes9ga i.
fred Weiss w a Rodwell Enoch Hart Charley
Hollensed kfthurHart Charles Pope, Harrison
Moore Andy May r r Knox Wiley Stovafi Majer
Harris VIZ Bonds + b White Wv Bristcr J 4
Vince D q Brister II easser Porter Charles
Sullivan Il Lee Jno II. Brsifhwsit Lowd Jnoes.
ArNl S-N ;. 80 81 - - 81
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

Another lot of those fine shoes whicl
everybody says last SO long at VIM. Alb
shagcn's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
NOTICE TO

All the friends and customers of DIR. J..
NJ. Meek, whs will find.sh him at the old
stand, representing Mrs. C. ID. Meek in the
mercantile line. He will BIO glad to share
their patronage, promising goods at low
prices for cash Only.
Respectfully,
Meh Cat ~ S ]. NJ. MEEK, agt.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

The freshest, cheapest, incest most dura-
bic shoes can always be found ut Wm. Alb
shagen's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

For fine Flour, good Hams, MOlasses
Sugar and Coffee, go to Powell & Co.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
PRICE, So A YEAR.
IN ADVANCE.

The LEADER will give
a general summary of
the news of the day, but
will pay special attention to
laying before its readers all
matters of local interets.
1t will be Democratic, but
not to an extreme and often
sive degree, and will never
contain anything that cam
not be read with propriety
around the fireside.
Everyone desiring to sup
port such a paper, is re-
spectfuHy solicited to sub
scribe. We will make it
worth its price to any - one
who takes it. 90
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

For Oranges, Bananas, Apples, Nuts
Candies, go to Powell & Co.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
big Roman za BOX.

The Big Bonanza Gift Stationary Box: contains
IL sheets Good Note Paper. IL good assorted en-
velopes, llgood lead pencil, good pen holder,
golden pen, memorandum book, I steel key
ring, ladies' set jet breast pin ami ear drops.
nne plated heavy nnger ring, friendship band
ring. set gents sea bean sleeve buttons, set
gents gilt shirt studs, gents bosom pin with
stone set gold plated collar button, and one
leather money purse with metal clasp, Remem-
her, all the above artc .es in an elegant paper box
with handsome cromo cover, only 30 cents by
mail TO any address. Send ID postage st amps
and we will send you one box BY r etnrn mail.
1t will be the most goods you ever bought for the
money. You will be more than pleased. 1t is
the largest and best stationary package ever got
ten up, and Is selling like wlldhre. Wea bornh
10 self 50, 9c0 boxes Turing 1883. Order one now
and you viii want al dozen more. Remember
box post paid for 30 cents, or boxes for 81.
Agents wanted to sell these boxes and O her
goods. No money required until goods are sold.
send 30 cents for sample box. aud terms TO
Agents. Address HILL b BURR0w,
20 Marietta 81, Atlanta, Georgia.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

just received-Ladies' trimmed and
untrimmed hats, from 40 cents up, ut p.
Fitzners
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

Cheap Calicoes, of the latest styles,
from At to cents, at =. Fitzner's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
BRooKHAvEN MARKET.
Prices Current-Corrected Weekly.


Prices Current-corrected Weekly.
BRooKHAvEN, April, S, 1885,
Meal, $4.15a4.35
Flour, 6.2567.25
prices at Flour mills advancing.}
Corn--Yellow, 90c
White 100
Mixed 95c
Bacon, 29124c
Lard, 14416c
Hams c, 15916c
Shoulders sc, 124013c @
Sugar, Ga l2ic
Coffee, 9014c
Rice, $3.50 ..
Tobacco, 3Slr75c
Cheese, 16<p20c
Butter, 2Id 45c
Salt, fine, S1.600I.70
Calico, safe
Brown Domestic, 5000
t70Sc
Bleached =" sS1Ic
Cottonwood ordinary, 1910
Low middling, s8SSc
Middling, sf99tc
Good middiing, $4,000
Mid. fair, 9sSl0tc
Irish Potatoes-Early Rose, soc PIX.
Pink-eyes, soc PIX.
Russell, 40c PIX.
Sweet Potatoes-Yellow Yam SOC bus.
Red and White 45c bus
Eggs, 12ia15c
Chickens, S2.400s3.00 -.
Hides-ereen salted, 606ic
=" Dry sailed, 500
Flint, 9f010e
WOol-Washed, Soc
Unw7.shed, 200
Slight bury, lie
Medium bury, lie
Bad bury. 90
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
Sherifs Sale.
Lincoln rircnit Conrr

No. oesj VS.. Lincoln Circuit Court.
Alex Smith.
nv virtue OF writ % execufion N me from
the Great court OF Lincoln county, mississippi.
will on Monday the It'll day Of Nay. A. ID. 1883,
ct the court house door, IN the town OF Brookha-
ven, proceed 20 sell to the highest bidder, Tor
cash, the following described property, to-wii (:
ne az Of ne ar Of sal t6 n se or and ne ar OF swqr
and az ar Of ne ar and ek OF nv ar AMI NV Or OF
NV ar Of n t6TgwH OTIS Or Of 20 q ~ and
ne or OF ne ar Of ~ 70 10 and NV or Of NV gr Of
Gtsr levied N as the propeTtv o. 'iefsRdan..
~. X. Tynes and will be sold 10 satisfy the tndg-
ment and costs, la the abOve'stated case.
This eth day Of April, A. ID. 1891
!. L. MIKELL-
SheTi1.
April b4 Per ID. II. 8. Cox ID. s.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

If You want first class Portable engine
Is horse power for cash, call on
n. NALTY.
mar 22-3t Brookhaven Miss.
Straw Hats from cents up, ut p. Fitz-
ner's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

A new, live, progressive
journal, published every
Thursday morning, and de.
voted to the leading inter
ests of Lincoln and adjoin-
ing counties. -pq
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

II any lady, gentleman or child wants u
nice pair Of shoes, go to VIM. Abshagen's.
His shoes are all fresh. He doesn't deal in
old stock.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
DR. Z. ]. BOWEN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Br0OEhace,a, Miss.

Offers his services TO the people of this sec
ton and surrounding country. lie will attend
calls at any hour of day or night Once at
Daughtry Smylles Drug Store. oct 26-ly.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

GOING NORTH.
EXPRESSS-Leayes n. Orleans, $40 a. N.
Arrives BrOOkhaven, lao y. III.
Arrives ut Jackson, 400 p. IN.
AAIL-d1eaves New Orleans, 5:30 p. III.
Arr. at Brookhaven, 10:27 p. IN.
Arrives ut jackson, 12:35 a. III.
Way Freight arr. BroookhaveR, 3:l6 p. IN.
GOING SOUTH.
ExPREsS-Leaves Jackson, 3:25 a. HI.
Arrives at Brookhaven, 5:3o a. III.
Arrives at n. Orleans, 10:45 a. IN.
MAIL-Leaves Jackson at 1920 p. m.
Arrives at Brookhaven, LOO u. m.
Arrives at N. Orleans, 700 n. IN.
Way Freight arr Brookhaven, 10:35 a. IN.
No. and3 will not stop at flag stations.
j. G. CLARKE, Gen. Manager. -
j. w. COLEMAN, A. g. P. Agent.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05

RESIDENCE In BRO0KHAvEK,
can do so by applying TO the undersigned.
Location on Cbickasaw street, near busi-
neSs portion of town. Good garden spot
and other necessary attachments. Water
excellent. Rates liberal. Any further
particulars given upon application.
JNO. u. NALTY,
mar 2S-1m Brookhavcn, Miss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1883-04-05
For Kent.

Anyone desiring to rent q conysnien
4, a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
VOL. I NO ss9

out the slightest bravado, and with
out moving muscle Of his hRce: Il
don't care dainn,' But when the
Jury came again and asked for a def
milton of self-defensc, l again grew
hopeful. The verdict, on this account
was the biitercr. O'Donne, intended
tomakc speech before the sentence
was pronounced, but his request was
misunderstood, and he did not correct
~ catch the cle.ls's inaudihle qies-
tlon MS to what he wished. But II
IL, perhaps, well enough as IL is. He
would not have said more, had he
spoken for an hour, than lie did in the
few pathetic and defiant words, which
in MY opinion, express as much Ms did
Emmet's speech but o'Donnell's ut
teianccs have destroyed all chances
OF u repricve .
General Pryor returns 60 New York
on tho Germnnic next Thursday.
Lord Mayor Fowler has Invited Gem
cral Pryor to a banquet with HIN on
Tuesday evening next. General Pryor
will probably acrcpt the invitation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
SILVER IN WISCONSIN.
RIcll Discovery Near iIoyd--A Min
Ing Compan, Being Organized.

Eau Claire, WIS., Dec. 3.Groat cx-
element EXISTS over lle discovery OF d
valuable silver mine near Boyd, about
thlrly-iive miles from here. William
Newell a gentlemen Of the city who
hns made II speciality Of geology for
years, IL the fortunate finder OF the
lead, aud at once secured u tract OF
hand embracing his hud. Leading
capitalists aro becoming interested IN
The nlnttor, and the prospect u, that
the Eau Claire silver company viii
soon be organized with fiattprlng pros
poets Tor success, and backed hy pien-
~ Of working capital. Professor
Millernnd Major Newson OF 81. Paul.
aud Professor Woodbury. Of Eau
Claire, pronounce the mud one Of nn-
examplcd richness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
CARLIsiE'S ELECTION.
Discussion of the Results Expected There
From.

i,hicago rimcsl
In choosing Mr. Carlisle for speaker
the majority IN the new house " rep
resentatives have made u good begin
ninu. Had thoy chosen Nh, Iun-
dali they would have signiilcd their
purpose TO make the presidency contest
neNt year mere scramble ior the
spolls Of office. In choosing Mr. Car
lislo they have signlliod their purpose
10 make the contest one In which r,t-
tionnl men who do not hunger atter
Office can take serious interest
There IA now some prospect that we
shall hear something more inspirltinR
next year than the cry "turn tho ras-
calls outa that the sun has been SO in-
cessantly dlnning In our ears, There
Is some prospect that there will be .
substantial tariff plank Ia the next
democratic platform, and TINT Y will
not he torn out and Hung AWAY in the
midst ofthe contest.
Hut what Of the immediate future
We may be sure, for one thing, that
The committees viii not he formed In
the "huslncss intercatsn OF protected
mouopolisls There will be ways
and means committee which Will nOt
spend itSlmle IN etudyihg htw moi tndq
liam II, Morrison will he the ch0lrmali,,
and that the majority VIII NJ "a gGn-
ornl accord with Hin on questions oc
taxation This committee Will pro-
coed TO frame n tax bill materially re-
dueing such duties ne nrc laid FOR p.o-
lection and not FOR revenue, and there
viii ut least be n fair opportunity for
debate.
IL Is safe to predict, however, that
the measure which Lhia committee
will report to tho house VIII not be an
extreme one. No doubt many, and
perhaps most of the ilfty.two repre-
sontntivos who voted for Mr., Randall
In the caucus are, protoctlonista. This
Ia almost certainly true OF the eleven
| PonnsylvnuianR, thc three from Con-
nccticut, the three from New Jersey,
aud number troin oghvr states, who
votc Tor Mr.. Randall. Whatever bin
Is framed must receive the support OF
some of Mr. Randails followers or IL
can not pass the house. as the one
hundred and thirty-six WHO voted fer
Mr., Carlisle aud Mr., Cox arc twenty
seven less than majority OF the
whole house. BESIDES, IL IL prcslinIa-
bile that some of tliose who Voted Tor
Mr.. Cox are IN favor nf aboilshiNB the
Internal taSss,...4 sisYlR n frame hllll
without passing tlA,tsa npiss'ssaouis.
amount 10 nothing, politically %.
otherwise. The revenue ttiff usen
who will control The committee un-
derstand this perfectly, aud tlcir ain,
will be 20 frame measure that cattbe
pissed Ia the house. We cnn not,
therefore, expect q bill which Will bc
entirely satisfactory TO radical free
traders ThenoA we can expect isa
bill making substantial reductions IN
tho most oppressive duties, adding
many raw materials 10 the free lat.
aud, perhaps, aboiishiDg tho iaAoson
tobacco ns a means securing HE W,
port OF those who want 10 abelinii dii
internal taken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
The O,DonneIl Verdict.


General Pryor said tonight TO n
cable news correspondent: Every
thing possible was done for O DoDneli
IN my opinion Mf, Charles Russelrs
speech for the defense WIS most
ni,islerly cilnrf, aud The peForation Tue
most touching / ever beard: ~ !
ever get into d bad box shall want
Mr.. Russell 10 defend me. OUoniell
Il u man OF tremendous courage
Nothing could have been ilner than
the scornful look, the folded arms,
and tho defiant attitude OF the man
while the Judge WA bidding him bc
cOntrite for the decd.
Mr.. Guy, Ia an interview with .
cable news reporter after the verdict,
said "WI.cn the jury frat retired.
/ thought matters looked favorable
for O'Donnell. But when the Jury
came out the first time and were sent
back by the judge's damaging state.
ment about the total lack OF proof Of
any Intention 10 shoot on carey's part,
/ said 10 O'Doanell: 1T looks very
black, O'Donneil.' He answered with