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=. MIhE CLARIoS had the pleasure OF
~ Yesterday from the following distin-
aNaea Aississippians who are in Jack
- p-day as delegates or visitors to the
~ Convention: Col. c. E. Wright,
sAsourg Commercial Herald; 7. p.
Y' Planters Journal; j. H. Duke,
11snper Herald; also ex-Gov. J. NJ. Stone,
-. ". D. Christmas, and DR.. w. L.
&c, OF Holmes; Lieut-Gov. Stands, Of
~ Judge w. 5. Bates and w. H. KIM
eegh, Esq, OF Chickasaw. Robert @
~, Esq of Noxubee; u. G. WATSON.
|, Of Scott, and H. r. MeInnis. ESQ.
Montgomery.
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The hotel which is being erected at
Cs5per's Well by the Messrs. Spengler
siiI be 80 feet long, so feet wide, and two
..ori,s high, and will accommodate $50
quests.
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John Clrary, the clothier, has new
r.ri in this issue, to which attention il
called. His goods are always new, OF
bgn. It fabric aud manufacture, ard al
rric,.- 10 suit the times.
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viskssurg and Meridian Railroad.


Mail, leaves ViehsburE 100 p M, arrives At Jack
3 Son 20 sd leaves Al less ?. N. arrives ~
Meridian at ma m.
Local Freight leaves VieksbuW AIS a m. arrives
AZ Jackson Al s IS and leaves al .lOa M arrives
at Meridian At 6:t5 D. m
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Rev. Alex. Watkins,J. c. johnson, Esq,
J. L. Harris, Esq, w. K. Harper, Esq,
ROBE IT Shotwell, Esq.
These gentlemen are expected to be
present on the special days designated and
as often during the other days as practic-
able.
1t is desirable that the whole Committee
meet on Tuesday morning and elect gen.
eral Chairman, whose duty it shall be
to condense the reports of the several COM
mittees into general Report, to the Board
Of Trustees, On the proficiency of the stu
dents in the various studies and the general
management Of the Academy.
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FOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

Knights Of Honor Lodge next Friday
hi
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eOTNe SOUTH.

representatives, Grand Junction 20 u. m rr,eh..
Jackson 1880 p m, leaves 1855 3. "a. rc-Sks.
New Orleans a. N.
Grand Junction 10 D. m arrives N
Seokson $3.50 q. m, leaves IS a. n, arrives Al
New Orleans 1888 a NJ
Grand Junction, $50 a. N. AZ
rives at Jackson 100 a. m, leaves $50 a N. ar
fivos At New Orleans s: 10 D. "a
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4 good way to cook tripe is to first
cut il into pieces not moro than an inch
square, Try them ID butter, and favor
with onion sliced very thin, and with
pepper and salt
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The Young ladies Of Jackson propose
giving a picnic to the favored young gen
l.n,n his Wednesday evening. Ii will
BE- a ",uuset" affair and will doubtless
prove enjoyable. Mrs. Moore's place Is
{ be location.
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Jackson Collegiate Academy will close
=. sr.t session on the 10th inst
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A TaIuGble ChtII Tontc-Read thts
Testimony.

DORSEY Co., ARK, Jan. 8. 1888.
Mcsas r. A. Robinson &C Co.,
Louisville, Ky.
J. Fl. SculI & Bro:
GENTLEMEN can certify TO the fact
that Hughes Tonic Is the best Chill Tonic
1 ever tried ] consider 1t better than
quinine. Respectfully,
4Signedl NJ. M. KEsTERsoN.
Hughes Tonic is prepared by r. 1.
Robinson 4 Co, Wholesale Druggists,
Louisville, KY.
Prepared by r. A, Robinson 4 Co., wholesale
Druggists, Louisville, KY. Sold at wholesale BY
leading Wholesale Druggists. and at retail BY the
Druggists of Mississippi generally Retailsa 81 90
per bottle. six bottles for 500.
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III. c. FATRNTAN,
Claiaorns's History 4 Ili.Ii.UipDI

he i1E b ne 1eceai burning 81 ssDunharfon.r
The home e C1l Claitogna ~ All his manascrpta u
9EIs 4 impossible - c4UNIe1e ire work A. hIa
p1eli1h1Fs ~ haYe 1naut que thonsand eorIcl q
T1inmc one On hand. NEST az liem not bound wNic1
0f g one dollar pr e1rg-I1e l1rnEf rIIf1 being
91A M6 aiIi rea4iF1 I8 not Al Gales alter
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e Is said there ere twenty-five 81
looms d one church though Why one
church should have 50 many saloons Is 8
problem ifscuIt 10 solve.
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The well known music house of f.
Whitman Il CO., Memphis, have card in
our columns, from which, it is reasonable
to ini.r they desire to extend their bust
n 81 in Mississippi. Several first-class in
srrumeu,s were ON exhibition at our State
l'air last fall, from this house, which were
.rli in this vicinity, and gave entire salts
faction
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Mosr Rev. 2. G.. Ryan, d. D., has
been appointed Is tho Arch-episcopal
zee Of phiIadelpha which was made va
cant b the death Of Most Rev. Jas. n.
Wood 2. d, nearly 3 year ago.
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&c Jackson PsstoGies wan burglar
Wednesday night. The burglars
pped themselves With 8 full sup-
ola such g as sledRe-hammeK,
sse but evidently became alarmed
81 Without completing their work.
81 .Ala vas somewhat dam but
y, - nes succeed il forcing he door.
do9. se.ssss through one Of tie rear vim
vkiss cutting The iron bars. A y0nnf
s. - aslaed Ihoi. Morton. arrested
{ sssiz.i e negro named KeifhIF.
.kaFss ~ Vest Jackson. ars a I1'f.
fo-rss. g, Is ez burglary. 4 nan nz'ns''
'o arrested 81. escaped
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nIU0DnpC ABSOLUTE DIVORCES FOR PER
wv UnUlD, sons residing throughout the United
States and Canada for desertiOn non-supp0rt, in
Temperance, cruelty, incom patibility, etc Advice
free. State your case and address ATTORNEY
WARD, World Building, 1857 Broadway, n. Y.
iuuel1 's4-irn
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yAsnz. antique iars and flower pos Il
EpwAx
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GENTS light colored stiff hats at manu-
faeturer's prices at the
CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPoRIUM.

GENTS light cnlored stiff hats at manu-
faeturer's prices at the
CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
THE following letter and 1leays Of ab-
sence" has been received by the Adjutant
General, and we are requested BY that on
Ger to say that il Col. Hardin or his repre-
sentatives attach any importance to the
souvenir il can be had BY calling at his
Office or sending address:
OFFICE OF ADgurANT (iENEsAI,
TERRTTokY or NEW Mexico,
SANTA FL, June 9 1884.
J. L. HARMS, Adiutant General, State Of
Mississippi:
SIR-At the request Of an cficer in IN
Ohio regiment, who picked up the en-
clused leave Of absence on the battlefield
Of Spotteylvania Court House, on the
morning Of Nay 18th. 1854 forward
the same 70 ron for delivery 10 Col Hsr-.
din, with the c0mpiimen1s 81 the Ohio Oh
CT, who trusts the Colonel has suffered no
inconvenience from the loss Of this paper.
| am. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
EDWARD Z. BARTLETT,
Adjutaat General 81 New Mexico.
HRApauARxEn1, DEPAnrHxrr
Non1H1RN Vrna1NIA.
Deeembsr q, 1855
Special o oSisssi Il. sIs
XIV. Leaves q absences an Granted
The following named ofieerss
Il. Col. Th0s. J. Hardin, 10th Eissis
sippi Regimenk for thirty (301 anys.
BY command AZ Gon. Lee.
For Il Col Haslin. through Gen Hill
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VII W nd tie 3cpEN4E ~ AonIcpxTUa1
1Ha &NIcAN STOCK 81EEuEa lf-re, 8.
tHL11N Wza4I ~ E1<ef. ~ g4Ns9 c1t11II51e15 lIIea
~ E6 IL TIN 8 HNHfr NEknf1N TarEl i1
- ~. So H11 -
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FRIDAY NIGHT, 7:3O, p. NJ.

An exhibition will be given and the re-
port Of the years work will be briefly
made. The patrons and citizens generally
are invited to attend all OF these exercises
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d Icgates to the State Convention
should not forget that the ladies OF the Bap-
TIT church will serve refreshments during
to-day at the Mosal building on Capital
street A substantial dinner at the usral
hour. The bill Of fare is first class, and
prices very reasonable Call and patronize
The ladies'.
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-0ur city is to be congratulated on the
1nkable success Of Mr. ]. J. Green.
has literally "struck oil.u After
ming patiently at his oil mill for Sin
as, perfecting the process Of taking
q cotton seed with acid, he has sue
brilliantly, and has already real
large money for the patent. His
= the company formed IN New York
s9Ek it At the present offered price,
make him, perhaps, the Wealihiest
z the State. The process which be
successfully working makes & much
Product, and England milIs offer
al the seed he prepares at fancy
Brains and industry will tell.
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cknmpion Reapers and Mowers, Thorn
a. Hay nnksz. Isnnass GaEman MI
IsE cay a1d WhippoOrpi 81 Psaa, 81
mayl4 BnouaHEn 4 BaoMNk.
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Rev. III. F. Sproles. John H. Odeneal, j.
r. Dobyns, Archie McGehee, James NJ :
Kee.
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TUESDAY AT 9 A. n.
WEDNESDAY. "a. NJ.

Rev. VIM. Short, Chairman, Dr. NJ. W.
Boyd, Thomas Helm, Jr., C. A. Brougher,
Geo. T.. Enrich.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
coHHEorrO TO June II. isslJ
Illinois Central Railroad.

JssEson - New Orleans a:l5 M, arrive, al
junction AZ S.iOA m. -iii'es al urand
Ai7il-LeaVSS New Orleans $50 p. m. arr,v.. =,
49, Is.sS .: m, leaves - 40 a m. reaehss
a-Leaves New Orleans rs a. m .reache. IT,.
s:so p n, leaves e;l5 p. m. reaches (irssS
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HONOR MEN OF rHs THIRD YRAR.
HONOR MEN OF THE FIRsr rEAR,

HONOR MIN or THE SECOND YEAR,
RICHARD WALTER JONES, JR., -. University of Miss
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The SoUthbOuad passenger trails leaving Meridian
at 1852 m arrives la Mobile att sop. NJ, aud the
train going North leaves Mobile az , p. m, and
arrives NJ Meridian at rs p. M.
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--Url!y Cottage" two hundred yards
iroru toup-re' Wells, is now ready for the
reception VI GUESTS. Five boarders will be-
accommodated Ter the season, or for any
shorter period. Address "Holly Cottage"
Jark-uu, Mis-.
The Librarian requests The immediate
return Of ali books belonging TO the State
Library After this date the rule will BE-
,lricg, enforced, that no book shall b,
taken from the Library without an order
in wIi;.ng from one of the trustees. The
judge Of the Supreme Court constitute
the Board Of Trustees.
The Oprra House at Vicksburg is to
b. enlaI gel and generally improved, at an
oarlsv NJ ten Thousand dollars. A twenty
Csc thousand dollar opera house is among
The probabilities at Meridian; and there il
some tsik Of 4 twenty thousand dollar
opera housc, in Jackson, to be located
somsu here ON Capitol street.
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Jackson Collegiate Academy

The closing exercises Of this school will
begin at 9 q. m. Tuesday the 18th inst,
and close on Friday night the Goth.
The following named gentlemen have
been appointed to act as members of the
several committees on examination:
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University of Mississippi.
OxToRp. Miss. Nav .. IsS

AIU1ADi m ISH1'i 1A~y! - IO0''
EDIToRs CLARION: In making up the
University Catalogue of 1884, an error
occurred on page fifteen, in the place
assigned to some of the "Honor Men" of
the second, third and fourth years classes.
As several hundred copies of the catalogue
were distributed before the correction OF
the error, do me the favor to publish in
The CLARION the following corrected list
of these Honor Mem:
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ll.rsA i, 'sl-sm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
GENERAL McK ENXIE.
His Insanity not Hereditary History
Of his Family.
Special 10 The Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Washington, December 81. The
Sunday Capitol has the following: "It
is not true, IA stated in some quarters.
that General Mckenzie has Inherited
his insanity. There was no faint in
his family. His uncle, John SIid.ll
who was Il judge i'm Louisiana and
afterwards United States senator. did
die at an advanced aye of softeninr of
the brain, but there was no insanity
In his cnse Nobody ever accused John
Slidell of craziness. General MeKen.
ze's father, whose name WINS orjyin,llv
Alexander Slidell, took the name of
Mckenzie from II relative who left
MN u fortune on condition that he
weuid do SO, He was "a
commander In the navy at the lime Of
his death in 1877. The fortune was
swept away in the failnreof tho United
states bank, Gen. McKen2ir's moth-
er, whose mniden name WAS Robinson
she belonged 10 New Yorl, family
ana was relative of Hamilton FISH.
died only last year. She was n woman
OF strong traits of character, and lefl
her small fortune to her DAUGHTER Har-
riet, who since her death has been
Keeping house tvr Gen. McKepzin In
san Antonio. His only brother ia n
lieutenant in the navy. C;en. McKeu.
zle has been taken to Bloun,.
lngdaie sylum Mt New York
hls injury Is SAID 70 have been from a
spent ball which struck near the
spine, and mentally shocked his nor.
Vuus system. General Mckenzie has
never spared himself IN amy way. mud
ms nervous system has been shnttcrrd
10y dranghis made u,,on him. On.
etai q ant and General Sheridan ~.
ways spoke Of him as one Of the sreat.
KY n.l, ,ii,ii.ary men. They have always
ne ,',..i that u an opportunity came
'e "o"iu prove u military genius.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
A DAY AT DALLAS.
Crooked Whisky and Suspicious Cigars
Found Hid in Cellar.
A Short Stop on the Base Ball Game
by Rude Borean Blasts.
Arrcs, of o Sunset Merchant Dangers
of street Travel.
The Telephone Service Superintendent
ClOWer's Circular.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Dallas, December 81 &C. o. Hodges
saloon keeper of Georgetown, was
attached few days ago, owing large
sums to creditors The stock found in
his establishment was very small, and
indicated fraud. Search has been made
in various towns, aud to-day officers
found twenty-two barrels of whisky
and twenty.seven thousand cigars in
/ the cellar of his father, NJ. l.. Hodges,
in this city. and attached by T.. NJ.
! Tillman of Dallas, who is the heaviest
/ creditor. Papers are out for the arrest
of the two Hodges.
The second game Of base ball be
tween Cores Chicago League Combi-
nation and the Dallas Brown Stock
ings was called at the end
of the third inning, neither
side having made Il run. The weather
was so bitter cold, the people could not
attend the game or the players stahd
it. Fires were burnt on the prairie
near the ball ground. 1t is the 1871
real cold weather this season, anu
threatens to change to u snow storm.
p. {. Younger a merchant Of Sun
set, Wise county, was brought here t.
day and placed under 81, 200 bond. He
is charged with resisting Uniteu
States marshal during the Sunset re-
several months ago.
About s o'clock this evening, III
brick and artificial stone work cornic
front ofthe Jones &c Murphy buildina
on Main street, fell during Liz
wind. j. w. Straus, Il merchant,
struck on the head and badly injurtu
but his physicians think not fatally
ID. Nj, Clover has been appointed ID
succeed Mr. Dunbar rs manager of the
Dallas Telephone exchange, II q fc-
suit of the recent determination o.
majority Of the subscribers not Is Sc
the telephone till better service t. 5u-
cured, and this evening he issue ,le
following circular:
In answer to your complaints, a..
sumo temporary control of tn l
change. ! had hoped the geneY SIZE
perintrndent would be here to a,sula
the responsibility, hut | learn "a 81.
terday he was TOO sick to con for a
| few days. / will, with your patience
and help, do all i'm my % wer to
remedy the evils preparatory 60 giving
you good service. First, we are nearly
"''"'u' NlCidt'iN, tlIIct quilting laSl
saturday. Second, we want to serve
Subscribers and subscribers only. |
believe dead-heads and dead-beats call
over the telephones us often as sub
scribers for the last few months.
i Please keep them away and we will
have more tine to wait on you.
Third, | urge every subscriber to come
to the central Office and suend one
hour and see the number of calls and
amount of work the operators have to
do; also the confusion caused by reno.
waiting the building we are in When
the general superintendent arrives I
will notify you, and You will please
meet him. | ask your help and indul-
gence Till then. Yours truly,
LSignedl d NJ. CLOVER.
Division SUPPLEMENTARY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
SAN ANTONIO.
Estimates for Sewerage ID mken
Mans Frenzy and suicidc--Fcnec-
Cntters- business Chnngrs.

Speeia. 10 tho Gazette.
San Antonio, December 3l.-NIaior
Humphreys, the engineer appointed
10 determine the cost OF S. stem of
sewerage for the city, made lengthy
report to-day, estimating the cost ut
about s85 900.
Henry Honl, a German p, ddler in
drunken frenzy last night attempted
10 kill his wife with an axe. Failing,
he tnOk Winchester rifle, placed the
muHzle in his mouth and blew off the
top OF his head. Jealousy seems 10
have been ~ the bottom of the affair.
An unknown man was killed this
afternoon on the International, four
miles from town.
a cold mother is blowing, with pros
poets Of a genuine freeze.
Gen Cauules, governor OF Tamau-
lipas, Mex, was handsomely enter.
tanned last night by Mexican friend.
Of this city.
Four miles Of Joe Carl's fence were
cat and the posts fir d night before
last. This pasture is in Medina
county.
Several important business changes
take place tomorrow. a large DRY
goods house will sell out for $lOO, 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
ALyARADO.
Mysterious Disappearance OF Prof.
Walters OF Cleburnc Evidence
OF Murder and Robbery.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Alvarado, December 30.-Prof. w.
G. Walters of Cleburne arrived i'm
town at ! O'Clock yesterday evening,
put his hucl, and team in The liyery
stable and went to the Commercial
hotel and registered for supper. stating
that he was going 10 Dallas this morn.
ing. Alter supper lie said he wanted
70 see some parties here before
morning, and left the hotel.
since which time he has nor been
seen. This morning his valise, pocket.
book and bunch OF keys were found
about 800 yards from the hotel. The
yalise contained some private prop
erty, and the p0cket-booh had noihiI,g
N 1t save u receipt from MIR. q. q
fahren OF the Bulletin. There IN hut
litile doubt That he was foully muir
defed Tor his money, and his body con-
eea'ed. The citizens turned out on
illasse, and Lave been securing the
town and surrounding vicinity IN To-
Ozark, but without any discovery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
A Notorious Cattle Thief

st. Louis, December $40. Il. Stew
art, one of the most exert and notorj.
Gus cattle thieves in Nebraska and wv
oming' was arrested Yesterday at Hot
Springs, Ark, by X. X. Boswell, of
the secret department OF the Stock
Growers association Of the Western
territories, and started for Deadwood.
where an indictment awaits him. Ii
Is said he is the last one of the dreaded
Doc Middleton gang of thieves and
outlaws, which was broken up two
years ago by Judge Lynch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
p.ASG.
The NOrther-NO Fence Cn,tlDg-A New
Daily Paper.
spoclal Do Llo Gnzettc.

Special 30 the Gazette.
III Paso, December 3l.--A severe
norther commenced blowing Tonight
at the rate of thirty miles an hour. and
the mercury dropped ten points
ihere has not been a single fence cut
in this county.
The electric light comrany is busy
stretching their wires to-day.
a daily paper, half spanish and half
English, will be started in Paso del
Norte in n few days, to advocate the
election of Diaz to the presidency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01

Special 10 the Gazette
Alexander, December 3l.-Again we
are under the necessity OF reporting
two OF the most cowardly acts ever
nerpeirat,d by party of outlaws
Saturday night n mob visited tnee
nreIni,es of j. II. Langston, good
iaw-obidinc citizen, went In his sheep
.en and disturbed the sheep, Killing u
few of them. Mr.. Langston only owns
about forty head He went out TO the
pen, pickeu up q rock ana threw ~
the party. thinking that dogs were
among the flock, but he received IN
return load of buckshot, and
is now lying in very
critical condition. The doctors
do not think he can survive. His leg
frnmthe knee to the thigh is bad ly
broken and will necessitate amputa-
ton. II Is only n matter OF u lew
hours before his death.
Again, last night while Mr.
Frank Trout was returning from u
neighbours, he was waylaid and seven
shots fired into his b, dy. They asked
him his name. and upon his answer.
ing they informed him that they had
come TO kill him and proceeded to do
so. He died to-day from the effects of
his wounds. Both men Were good cit
liens and the people are at loss to
know the motive which prompted the
dastardly act
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Dublin, December 3l.-On last Sat
urday night Mr.. Langston, who lives
some six miles southwest from here on
the Carleton road, hearing some dis.
turbance among his sheep went out TO
ascertain the cause and was fired on
by unknown parties. The charge, n
heavy load of buck-shot, took effect III
his thigh, from the effects of which he
will lose his leg.
Last night near Alexander, while
Mr.. Frank Trout. who lives in the
same neighborhood, was riding home
from neighbours house, he
was accosted by two men,
who asked his name, aud upon being
told, they remarked, You are the
man we IRE hunting" and shot him
from his horse. He lived short time
| have not been able to ascertain the
probable cause or even coBjectured
cause of the shooting, rs my informa-
ton is gathered from parties on the
streets to-day.
DR.. Lewis pasture fence, four miles
south, was cut few nights since.
Some other lynce-cutIlng is reported.
These are our first serious troubles in
this portion of the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
Suicide at Harvard.

Providence, II. l., December 81
conway Brown, son Of Henry w.
Brown of Worcester, Mass. and n
member Of the Freshman class of Hor.
yard college, killed himself TODAY nj
the house OF a friend, where he was
spending the holidays. He was alone
in his room, "-0"o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
Wizards Resignation.

New York, December ALT il
stated that although no official naners
nave yet passed brtween The parties
interested IN Wizards resignation il
Is consid' red certain 1t is stated the
re- resigngtion Will DO made public
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01

No. 80, FIVE tn rr. !,
iars OF the capital tn aMlri
c c,v o,D o es In Norihwr,",'
y - ,,cn Ie =, number u n abou, I'M
4, y and "A compete a ", 4
/. ne ne company arc con s Sulil
s snNa while rs en,irc n I
Ice, noea 1000. The ranch y =
pest managem, Mt. For u, ~ !,
q !, Wen, ! IN the stock busins,. :
excellent opportunity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01

Iurner y Mcclure commence the
new year with a comp etc stock of
,an y groceries. Notwithstanding the
holidays. "s 'no
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01
Silver Dollars.

Washington, Decemb,r 81 The il.
sue sue OF silver dollars forihe week ended
p"cGeniber 2pih Is aDT, i9s. asainsi
i,oii,ooo for the same time last year
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-01

-, No. 200, FROM TEN r,
, thousand dollars OF capstal
oughly establishe cal ls,.o
pany Is Chartered Il, dr.
state, and IL is under m,
some OF the wealthlestanJ
business men of The sin,e
o some funds by the own q
me only cause OF Its be re I,
ior sale, and we can Theron
~ "s u rare opportunliy!or