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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
DALLAS.
A Shooting ARRAY at Hutehins-An
Alarm of Fire Wedding
Cards Out.
Lewis Hawkins. the Murderer Of James
Perry, Lodged in Jail-The
Tale of the Killing.
special TO the Gazette,

special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, Dec. 30.-G. IL. Ed
wards and Charles Bussey became in
volved in personal difficulty at
Hutchins, station about twelve miles
south of Dallas, yesterday morning, in
which the latter was serious
~ stabbed in the right shoulder
by the former. The dissenslon
grew out ora claim OF money which
Edwards contended that Bussey owed
him. The weapon used was q pocket
knife.
Mrs. Charles Howard the consort OF
q prominent cotton buyer OF this city,
died to-day and wall be inferred To-
morrow
Invitations are out for the wedding
OF Mr.. Simon Loeb OF this city aud
Miss Annette Heidiugsfelder OF Hous.
ton. The ceremony will take place on
January 81
The marriage Of Leon Cert OF
Ennis aud Miss Leorie Dreyfus Of
WaNahaehie took place this afternoon
at the ST George hotel
Sheriff Smith arrived In the city to-
day with Louis Hawkins, who muir
dered Jas. Perry near Ferris yesterday
morning. Hawkins was lodged in
iail and will await the action OF the
Grand jury, which oonyenes next Mon
day. The murder appears 10 have
been a cDld-blOoded enc. The facts rs
far as can be ELECTED at this date are
substantially rs follows:
old fatan hun nma
time existed between Hawkins
and Perry, but had long since been
settled On Christmas day, however,
and, IL IL stated, made threats against
Hawkins. After recovering from his
spree the next day. he
perry very much regretted
the remarks attributed TO him aud
made his way TO the residence OF
Hawkins for tho purpose OF making
an apology. Hawkins was not pres
ent when Perry arrived, and
the latter proceeded 10 sharpen az
axe on grindstone In the yard. While
thus engaged Hawkins arrived loaded
with q shotgu and with the remark,
II understand you have been talking
about me,n shot him dead. General
comment is adverse to the conduct OF
Hawkins.
An alarm Of FIRE was sounded to-
night and the department turned out
promptly. Smolderlng flames Of the
burned elevator caused the alarm.
II now transpires that the shooting
Of Thomas yesterday az the stock.yard
saloon by Elam was an accident. This
is the plea Of the defendant, but no
one. OF course, attaches any credence
10 Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

9s, Texas 50, Arkansas 90. Tennessee
lOl.
Applying these percentages 10 our
figures for the crops of 1884
they indicate product DISCS. OO0 bales
Carolina, 200 600 in Georgia IA o0a
IN Florida, Col 600 in Alabama. si7'O0O
IN Mississippi, 40 COO ia Louisiana
O95. goo in Texas, $4,000 In Arkansas,
and $4,000 IN Tennessee. The ~
naming territory will give about
$4,000 bales.
This makes an aggregate Of $50. 600
bales.
These figures are provisional and
may be slightly modified by future re-
turns. III possible that the general
disappointment at the outcome of the
middle and top crop has made the De.
cember returns unusually conservatives
but IL is certain that the rate Of WELD
will be much below the average.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Arrangements for Laying the Corner.
Stone Of the New Capitol.
Teachers and School Children Invited to
Aitand-oapital Cuttings.

Special 20 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tax, Dec. sO.-The follow.
ing circular has been issued by super.
intendent Baker:
AT the request of the educational
committee to prepare for the laylpr ~
Ihe corner stone OF the new canitoi ~
leNas on the second day of March
next ! extend a cordial Invitation 10
all teachers and children of nublir ana
privnt schools In Texas ID M
present and participate in the cere.
monies Appropriate plaees In
the grand nrocessian vii
ne assigned to teachers and school
chldren. Arrangements for the free
entertainment OF 500 children and
lVU teachers viii be made by the teach
ers ana school-children Of Austin, aud
. committee will meet visitors at the
train, and escort them TO their several
places Of residence, al who expect 10
attend will please notify Hon. y. n.
fuimore at an early day.
"B NJ. BAKER,
superintendent public Instruction.
Kew. A Grant, a cOlored minister OF
this place in response 20 requests from
representatives Of his race all over the
state, called on the governor to-day TO
ask him t0iutercede IN his messare for
legislation 10 compel railroads either TO
put on separate first-class coaches
Tor colored people or 10
sell them second.class tickets.
The remains Of Col, Brewster were
shipped TO Galveston this evening for
iutrrment in the gulf. The use OF the
state Quarantine vessel THE Hygola,
has been rendered for that purpose.
it Is learned that large number OF
private bills, based on claims for per
sonal services rendered the state in
early days, will come before the Nine
teenth legislature.
Chartered: The Statesman Pub
fishing company; incorporators, w. p.
Gaines, John Cardwell, Alexander
Kennedy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
SnIrlinnllsiIc FannlIca.

PORTLAND, OREGON, Dec. 80.--Last
night near Chihallis, Wyoming terrl-
tory, VIM, Pearson, strong believer
in spiritualism, imagined that he re-
ceived an order from higher power to
kill his infant child. This heidi with
a hammer. He then informed his
wife that he would cut his throat II his
wife would do the same. Both were
found this morning hall frozen with
their throats cut, but not yet dead.
Both will probably die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Amo,ng The buildings already burned
=, ulen,arpson's nrocery store, Theodore
Narup's store, r. Cavsnaugh's chop.
muse, Ash & Comforts store. y. Ia
Ionnson's store, Samuel Goodwlnis
j., the Sieobins house IL In danger. and
10 y thought that Il cannot D. sawed.
me loss has already reached siO0 O00
liAlER-p The Stehhlns house was on.
sumed, after which the flre was
brought under control The loss "A
now estimated at S75, 600; Insured for
about S50,000. 'N'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
WACO

Boy-Preacher Fighting Satan,
cial 70 the Gazette.
7NAco, TEX, Dec. S0.--Rev. u. q.
PRISON OF the Cumberland Presby.
Fan church, well known as the boy
eseher,n arrived this evening to
Ice warfare on Satan. He will re-
ln several weeks.
Decatur Axtell of Richmond, Va,
peral manager OF the Richmond 4
eghany railroad, arrived to-day,
leh 70 what Is probably the death
oil his mother, who resides in this
wo cases Of sending obscene letters
cough the United states mails, set
trial in United States commissions
arinks court to-day, were postponed
~ January 10Th on account OF alb
a Witnesses.
Anders0a Weaver, who was shot In
n breast Saturday night by Lee Har-
: better, and viii probably recov-
harris, who escaped, Is still at
liessrs. Oglesby & Haley, sub
Tractors for conveying prisoners TO
penitentiary, viii make this city
|ir Distributing headquarters.
nited States Attorney Bigger, who
oesn here on legal business, re-
hed 70 Dallas tonight. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

A Brother Charged With Incest and
Murder Three Babies Fed
70 the Swine.

~ AAa 3NAnts
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 8O-A story
comes fIom st. Joseph, Mo, which re-
veals, il true, a series o. most horrible
crimes committed ny man named 10.
seph Ratu, living on farm near
King city, Gentry county. Ruti
came to Missouri from Illinois
thirteen years ago. bringing
with him two sisters, one n
widow Of thirty years and with two
children, the other unmarried Of
twenty years Some years ago, the
story runs, the younger sister gave
birth to child, the paternity Of which
was charged TO Ratti. The babe was
born dead and, It Is said, there is
proof that the body was given 10 the
hogs and devoured. Two years later
another child was born, and
q year after third, both Of which are
alleged 20 have been fed To the hogs
On the first OF the present month Ratli
was observed by Louis Richie a
neighbur, 20 leave his house hastily
carrying some obi ect in his hands.
SuspectinE something wrong Richie
aud his wife and Eliza Dtlhy went to
Ratti's house and found the sister
above mentioned dead in bed. While
they were investigating Rg;ti returned
and claimed that hissister died OF fever
The neighnors were called aEd a med
zeal sexaminatiOn was made which
showed that the woman had died I'm
childbirth The baby could not be
found, however, and 1t ia thought that
Ratti disposed Of 1t as before, by Civ
iug it to the hogs. The authorities in
vestigated the case ana Ratti was ar
rested here
II is now said that Ratti's nephew,
q boy Of eight years belonging to the
widowed sister, died myateriously six
years AGO, and the officers think that
the child, becoming cognizant of the
relations existing between his uncle
and aunt, was put out of the way by
Ratti to prevent disclosure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Engineers Discharged rr OverdraW,
ing Their Paw.

YOUNGSTOWN, ONO, Dec. 3d.
Seven locomotive engineers on the
Ashtabula d Piltsburg and the Erie 4
Pittsbufg branch Taiiroad Were dis.
charged for the alleged uiieuse OF se-
curing more pay than they were en-
Titled 70. II Is stated that they con-
nived with the fimo-cloik Rt Erie, who
made up the ume, aud that t9 900 hits
thus been overdrawn. The clerk re.
signed a short time since and hia sue-
cesaor discovered the erron. The oli-
clais and men refuse 10 tlk. The en-
glneers discharged have been Ia The
employ Of the company for several
ycarp,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
PreparIng o R.eelre the Ionored pead

GALvEToN, Tx, Dec. 30.-The
remains o. Judge Brewster. state conn
missioner Of Insurance, were expected
here tonight, but will not arrive until
$50 tomorrow morning. They viii
be met BY q military escort A come
mitiee has been selected az pail. bearers,
comprising Texans and Mexicans. The
Confederate veterans have requested ~
have charge Of the funeral ia detail.
The vaFiousmiliiary organizations viii
attend aud fire salute. The quaFan-
tine steamer d Ia readiness r. convey
the remains and escort to sea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
SHERMAN.
\ psrson and Thing Under the
I,.ther''-A Texas Belle Stolen
By a Tennesseean.
Ooss1uction Of a Trsmway Between
sssnnan and DenisOn Being
Discussed

10 the Gazette.
.reuAN, Tx, Dec so Except
,ors and rain. and gloom and mud
past three days, Sherman has
inc worthy OF mention in a gem
wsy. The s0mber weather has
aexive influence on the business
place to make It dull, and on the
OF men TO make them ugly,
oss and forbidding, and the only
ier Is that some bloody acts Of
NEE and death have not occurred
mand the attention of your chrOu-
of passiug events. Butwe rejoice
nort that this has been a week OF
IN department. here, with not
IA ordinary negro racket to stir
hings in RagtOwn across the creek
M afternoon at 1880 o'clock, at the
ieuce Of Judge Foute, the BRIDES
er on East Mulberry street, Mr..
erl Fl Harle of Laadville, Tenn.
married 20 Miss Sallie G.. FOute Of
rnau. Rev. Dir. Deuroche, rector
e Episcopal church, OBLIGATED In
solemn aud protracted forms Of
church, and after the usual con-
ualions from the select
mbly Of friends present to witness
Vows, the happy couple left on the
Inbound Central train via New
ans and the great exposition be-
they 20 on tOiheir future home in
Tennessee. Miss Sallie is gem
iavorile in sherman, and in his
unale choice Mr. Harle secures a
N woman and a good housewife.
be building II a tramway between
city and Denison is being dis
ed again Mr.. Scott. who built
street railroad In Denis0n, we
10, proposes to construct a line to
ommodate both cities, IL the citi.
Of each place will take $4,000 ia
Is. II such road were built and
both for freight aud passengers
K Is no doubt Of it's paying well.
aof the travel is for the transact
loi important business, legal and
nie, and must necessarily be done
buggies, mt great expense, and a
nWay would be great accommodate
TO those having such trips to
ke.
oh J H. Brittun went to Dallas
afternoon on official business.
Judge Maltbie was engaged to-day
bearing the motion for a new trial
lhe Lewis Wetson case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
The Erie Telephone Suit Against the
DentOnItes,
sneeial 10 the 0aEetle.

special 20 the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX Dec 30.-Your Dali
las correspondent in to-day's GAZETTE
is in error as to the status Of the Erie
telephone suit against citizens Of this
city, about which committee Of these
citizens 30 concerned went 70 Dallas
yesterday.
lows:
About July, 1854, the predecessor OF
the Erie company wished 10 erect q
telephone from Dallas 10 Denton, aud
asked come of the citizens lall
that were willing TO chip In and
guarantee the said company SIPS per
month net earnings for two years.
About fifty parties, not thinking but
that the company would earn the
sum desired, consented 10 guarantee
the same They also believed that the
enterprise would be advantageous u
the city. After the construction OF the
line few monthly assessments were
paid, but the line soon got out Of work.
ing order aud has been 50
for at least half Of the time
since It was finished. The guarantors
OF this Sl35 monthly net earnings
think that they should not pay the
amount, when the company has failed
to keep the line ia such condition as
10 makeit possible 70 earn the amount
guaranteed.
The company has not complied with
its part Of the contract aud the cIti-
zens cannot, with Justice. be required
70 do 80 either.
Denton, "a a corporate government
has no part or interest IN this suit.
-s - s-----
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
A Drmented Teterlnary Surgeon

CHIcAoo, Ill Dec S0-At 1880
o'clo k last night Edward Prentice, a
well-6nown veterinary surgeon, A..
tempted 10 enter the Flnt National
bank building, and the night watoh-
man, thinking be WAS facing bank
robber, hred at Prentice rhe bullet
struck IA bullet IN prentice's vest
pocket and lac was uDiulurcd The
regular police arriving, lao was ar
rested, after some difficulty. He ~ be-
lieved 10 be insane.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
nlKoTA Town OK FIHE.

Pierre, DAKOTA, Dec. sp.--Ihis
city Is one aeething mass Of flames and
al efforts Of the citizens are unavaii-
ing 10 stay the IRE. TIE wind i blow
ing a fierce gale and the mercury Is
down TO 26' below zero. All the
numps are frozen solid and II y im-
noseible 10 secure water. Men, women
and children are working desperately
endesyorinR 10 aave property. The
fire originated Ia q grocery
sfore Of II. ID. jones and
i now sweeping toward the river.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
n DON'T PAN OUT.
Cotton Crop for the Present Year
Much Below the Average.


fASHINaroE, Dee, SO.--The Decem-
cotton report issued BY the de-
sment Of agriculture indicates a
Alier yield than the returns OF the
|.ul'ion indicated Ia October. The
.oper average was a, against as III
y ia the great harvest OF 1882,
~ IN the disastrous season of 1881.
returns OF the condition Ia Octo-
ana The product IN December
~ Leen unusually divergent
year. The first indicated
, ssst crop than las. year, the latter
i'ueet slightly less OF about IS per
me comparative decline 3 in
,''les west OF Alabama.
XXI comparison with last year Il
,.soNs; North Carolina 100. south
, 5g'ils l4s, Georgia IOi. Florida lOS
1''ha lVS, Mississippi el. Louisiana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
nc Norlhnestern TrarelInr Men.

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec 3O.--The North
western Travelling Mems association
began its annual session here this
morning. The secretary's report
showed that sl72 600 had been collected
for death losses during the year, and
Sl40 600 had been paid for beneficlaries
and S26 900 for other expenses, leaving
SIS, 900 on hand. The election OF Off
cers.oceupied the afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
CONGRATULATIONS.
$4,000 BLA1E.

HOpKIssvnLE, KY, Dec. 3O.-At
an early hour this morning seven
stores on Main street and hotel
on Bridge street were burned The
stocks jeopardized, half OF which were
saved, were valued at 100000. The
Losses are $4,000 on the stock and $50
900 gu the buildings; all fully covered
by insurance except about sil0O on the
buildlnga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

We hhys d customer who wants 70
borrow 5000 Tor six or twelve montbs
viii give three Thousand dollas' worth
Of property ~ security. aud pay IS per
cent lnteTest.
Gao. b. forfN0 q Co.,
Laud, Live STOCK and Loan Agents,
Fon Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
A Missouri Legislator Burned 10 death

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Dec. 8O.-Hon.
w. IL. Norris, long member Of the
legislature from Ozark county, was
burned TO death in his own house Fri
day night. After rescuing his wife
and children, he returned to the house
for an old family heirloom and per.
i.hed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

LIrrLE Rock, AK Dec. So.-rhe
rain continues to fall Disastrous
washouts on ali the roads are reported.
Great damage 20 property. N0rains
have reached the city since yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Lynched After His tcquittal for MUIR
der.

orrUMwA, Iowa, Dec 3O--Near
the town Of BIakesburg, this county,
fifteen miles west OF here, Pleasant
Anderson was hung by eight masked
men for the murder OF Chas. McAllis.
ter two years ago, and
for which CRIME he was tried and &C.
suited a yeur ago
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
MORGAN.
Trying the Egg NOg Gases.

clal 10 the Gazette.
4IoRoAN, TEX, Dec. SO-The
yor,s court has been grinding all
b. Mostoi the cases were brought
the Christmas egg-nog.
piss Irene Barnes, an assistant
4oher Ia the Glenrose college, Is
Ending several days with friends at
/ s place,
lSey. T. + Locbett returned Thurs
y nom the New Orleans exposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

The beat smoking tobacco 9 " Little
Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31


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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-04-17
HERSEY.
Where Is our spring?

where Is our spring?
John Ileiser has returned from visit to Mich
igan.
A. G. Greene. who has been teaching in the
village left for his home In Little Rock Tp. Sat
urday.
Messrs John and Fred Meyer were called
away Saturday to attend the funeral Of their
mother in Carver county.
Miss Hattie Miller is visiting friends In town
this week.
John Fitch has moved on the Iehdrickson
place which he intends to farm this summer
Phil McCaryel has bought i farm near town
and moved his family Oh it.
A couple Of our young ladies enjoyed (?) q
horseback ride the other day.
Madam Rumor says that Hersey is to have 4
wedding i'll the near future.
The young Ioiks were invited to par.yat Mr..
Hatfeys the other night. but after the guests
had arrived it was thought to muddy for dane
ing so the party was postponed til some dry,
dusty evening.
Miss Bessie Laird began her school In Jackson
county to-day. TEKPSICHORE.
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BuIwer Lytton's Bridge.

WHERE IT TOUCHES THE SHORES AND THE GREAT
COLUMNS IN NJ UPSTREAM.
''What a beautiful bridge between old age
and childhood is religion. How i"tuitively the
child begins with prayer and worship on en-
tering life, and how intaitiveiy quitting life,
the old man turns back to prayer and worship,
putting himself again side by side with the in
fant,'' remarks Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, in his
strange Story"
Yes. but between its distant abutments the
bridge OF life has many high and awful arches,
through Which the wild waters dash and roar in
wrath and desolation: Prayer and worship
alone do not sustain these, Natures solid rocks
must lie mistaken beneath, and human art aid
skill must rear and sOlidify the structure over
he has made for the creatures whom He has
placed under their control. Neither the chid's
trustful "Our Father nor the old mans For
get me not in the midst OF mine infirmities"
Will alter this by the weight of single grain,
Science and art frst-then faith and prayer
Is the order Of Heaven itself. Divinity heals
through it's agents. and those agents are the DIS
cOveries of men; not the vague announcements
II prophets or seers. Is life a burden to you!
Does time drag? Is your power to cope with
life's problem and duties Weakened You are
not we'll. Your blood is sluggish and tainted,
perhaps; or some important organ is torpid or
OverwOrked. This TACT may have taken the form
oidyspepsia, rheumatism, govt, malaria. pains in
the stomach, chronic headache, or any OF dozen
other ills. PARKER'S ToS1c will inviyorste
you. as fresh air invigorates those who have
been shut up in damp, fetid cells. It is power
full, pure, delicious, scientific, Safc-lhe kew
stone OF the cen raj arch OF the bridge Of life.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
CTATE OF1llNNESOTA, Is

= NoBLas !" C tGG!l1H,A a. SIS.
III Probate Court-Spccial Term.
April II, 1881.
In the mnt:er of the Estate of NJ. A. Doane,
deceased.
On reading and filing the Petition Of II. Il. Mil
Ter, Administrator, setting forth the amount OF
personal estate that has to his hands, and
standing against said deceased and 4 descrip-
ton OF all the real estate OF which said deceased
died seized, and the condition and value of the
respective portions thereof anu praying that Ii
cenSe be to him granted to sell all of the real eS.
tate in said petition described. And it appear.
personal estate in the hands az sail Administra-
tor to pay said debts and that 1t Is necessary in
order to pay the same, to sell Ill of said real
tate: .
1t IS Therefore Ordered, That all persons i'll
terested In said estate, appear before the Judge
OF this Court, on
Saturday, the eth day Of May,
4, d. 1894, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon
at the office Of the Judge OF Probate in said cou
why license should not be granted to said Il. Il.
Miller TO sell said real estate according to tile
prayer of said petition.
AMI it is further ordered. That a copy Of this
weeks prior to said day Of hearing, the Inst OF
which publications shall be ut least fourteen
days before said day of hea ing, in the WOrthing-
ton Advance, a weekly newspaper printed and
published 1T WOrthngton in said county, and
personally serve't on all persons interested in
fou teen days before said day of hearing.
BY the Court,
Dated at Worthington, MIMI, the 18th day Of
April \. d. 1881.
Judge of Probate OF Mobiles County, MINI.
344W
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The "Veteran of Virginia" will be
given Ivy StOddard Post week after
next. The evening has not been fixed
upon.
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ADRIAN.

from TIE GltGrtliGn:
Mrs. II. D. Barber, Of Worthington, spent Sat-
urday amt Sunday with her nephew. Al. Rice,
and family
Jas. Gown, Esq, having purchased the resi-.
dence property recently occupied by A. j. Rice,
and himself ami wife have moved into 1t, MIR. II.
having taken board with John COlvin's folks.
Bro. II. r. Miller retires from the editorial
charge of the Record this week, and MIR. Penn,
tine new democratic editor, will be ION deck''
next week. Here's 4 HO! and 4 long life to the
outgoing amt incoming editors.
The contract to build the engine house was let
to ESQ. Geo. Hallas by the village board on
Wednesday evening. 1t is to b. 1890, 8 foot
posts. and Shinglcd roof.
Father Kitchens has patent on milk stool
that when once trie0 will commend itself to the
dairy maid From Ills description, its utility can
not be questioned.
J. NJ. Bryan, Esq, from Ia, is up here on Z
visit to his five big boys In this vicinity and will
probably spend the summer here. We had =
pleasant call on Monday from the old gent and
his son Mat"