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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04
Liberal Christian Faith.

4
sermon in Brooklin so full of good
sense and reason that we can not re-
frain from giving place to the follow
ing extract. (Text, "And the
twelve gates were twelve pearls. 4"
Rev. 1919
In the second place want you
to count the number of those gates.
Imperial parks and lofty manors are
apt to have one expensive gateway.
The others are ordinary, but look
around at these entrances to heaven
and count them. Twelve gates! I
admit this is rather hard on sharp
sectarians. Here is bigoted Pres
byterian, who brings his Westminster
Abbey Assembly catechism, and he
makes a gateway out of that, and he
says to the world: You 60 through
there or stay out" And here is q
bigoted member of the Reformed
Church, and he makes gateway out
of the Heidelberg catechism and he
says: You 60 through there OF
stay OUT And here is bigoted
Methodist and be plants two posts
and he says: " "Now, you crowd in
between these two posts or stay out"
And here is higoted Episcopalian,
who says: Here is liturgy out of
which I mean 10 make a gate; 60
through or stay out And here is
a bigoted Baptist, who says: "Here
is a water gate: you 60 through that
or you must stay out" And so on
in all our churches and in all de.
nominations there are men who make
one gate for themselves and then de-
mand that the whole world go
through it. Iabhor this contracted
ness in religious views. Oh, small
souled man, when did God give you
the contract for making gates. I
tell you plainly that will not go in
at that gate. I will 60 in at any one
of the twelve gates 1 choose. Here
is man who says: {" I believe there
is only one mode of baptism, and
that is immersion" Then I say,
Let me plunge your anyhow, I
say, away with the gate of rough
panel and rotten posts and rusted
latch when there are twelve gates
and they are twelve pearls The
fact is that great many of the
churches in this day are being doc
trined to death. They have been
trying for thirty years to find out all
about Gods DEGREES, and they want
to know who are elected to be saved
and who are reprobated TO be
damned, and they are keeping on
discussing that subject when there
are millions of souls who need to
have the truth put straight ut them,
that unless they repent they will be
damned. They sit counting the
number of teeth in the jawbone with
which they are to slay the Philis-
tines when they ought to be WELD
ing skillfully the weapon. They sit
on the beach and see vessel going
to pieces in the ofiing and instead of
getting into a boat and pulling away
for the wreck they sit discussing the
different styles of oar-locks. God
intended us to know some things
and intended US not to know others.
1 have heard scores of sermons ex-
planatory of Gods DEGREES, but came
away more psTplexed than when I
went. The only result of such dis
cusaion is a great fog. Here are two
truths which are to conquer the
world: Man q sinner; Christ saw
ior. Any man who adopts those
two theories in his religious sbelief
shall have my right hand in warm
grip OF Christian brotherhood.
A man comes down to 4 river in
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

Cm,vI.is McCabs proposes 10 take
shs eon,sse, of paying the food bills.
snd olo,hinR expenses Of all tho
Socialists In Chicago for themselves
snd their families. u they will place
IN bic hands the money they spend
ios rum aud tobacco. The Chaplain
evidently comprehsnds . speculation
when be sees "a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

A ca'sss.s confined Ia jail in
Victoria attempted to commit suicide,
s"sisy. lie unfss,ened the silk
ifom his queue. secured one .nd Of II
around his neet aud by mean. OF a
doo' got up and fastened tho other
snd TO the ceiling a nj jumped Of.
hs wss 90, down In time TO save his
lie,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

TELEGRAPH wires have to be re-
newed every five or seven years.
The Western Union Company ex.
change about One thousand tons OF
old wire for new every year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

A PERFECT specimen of fossilized
horse, only one foot high, was 70.
Gently unearthed by some Indians on
the upper Skasit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

rns Van Francisco fbsi propoands
this +" Are Chinamsn % much
smarter than A~s,icsn lawyers that
The latter eanno, frame law
which the m,ld.msnnsrsd innocent
lcohssg Moogolisa will no, bs able
10 ,ros through With his pole aud
esshs'sS' !, would appear 90 from
Judge sswyer's decision on tho rss.
friction lev.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

SOUTHERN papers assert that South
"h cotton mills now turn out NJ fino
soods ss tho New England mills.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

Ps.svT aour is becoming an im-
For'sns product 81 the South. II
"sses very palstable biscuits and
pastry.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

Miss Bessie Louise King, one Of
Portlsnd's favorite song birds, is now
at MoVioksr's thsatsr, Chicago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

foses on The liver and cleanse the
Se.s's no medicine equals Ayers
oeAAassic Pills.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-04

A LITTLE one for q scsnt--a pus
nose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
A NEW TURKISH oAp,,,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept es ~
istry has been dismissed and -.
net formed, with the followinr" "
kienut Pasha, grand ylzicr II 4, ~
OF Said lasha, dismissed :" III
Said Pasha, the recent embs.s,,..
Berlin, minister of foreign affairs \ Z
place OF Assim Pasha, dismissed !
Munir Pasha, lately dlsmis'.A
Is minister of the interior in nl,e. W. !, Y
hem Pasha, appointed embass,da.l
Paris. "''auO'
Ieiyer Pasha, senator, mlnistp, !,
ticc, in the place of Hassan Febmi I, !,
dismissed. -''' =
Arify Pasha, senator, presjden, 4 I.
council, in the place of ATT pa.b, y
missed. N''
Errad Pasha, the embassador !. D.
has been transferred to Berlin -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
PILoT POINT.
Srcclal 10 Tho Gngottc.

NINNldl W ti't GdS'ttc.
PHoT POINT, TEX, Sept 2j.-The
Farmers alliance OF New Hope, ten miles
south of town, brought in dfty bales of
cotton to-day and sold II to Ncwbury
\ Co. This, with other lots received.
makes the largest number OF bales re.
celyed this season in one day.
Married, yesterday evening at the resi-
dencc OF Mr., j. 7, Cooper, Mr.. o. c. Brit
OF Palo Pinto and Miss Scynthia Brazeel,
Rev. j. w. Murphy OF Baker Officiating.
The happy couple took the o'clock train
Tor Palo Pinto, their future home.
The Baptist church was filed to over
flowing last evening to listen to the Gift
ell aud brilliant Rev. j. C.. Wmro. Al
the close of the sermon a large number of
penitentS expressed desire to lead a
new life. The meeting has proved very
successful and promises much good in
this community, | was this morning de.
termncd TO occupy hereafter the Method.
lst church, as It's seating capacity is much
greater and will better accommodate the
public
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
ClEBuRNE.
\ nis Methodist Revival --Arnund-Towu
Notes.

\ Mig Methodist Revival .-Arnund-Towu
Notes.
special to the Gazette,
CLEnCRNE, TEN, Sept, 25--Thc Meth.
odists are having n big revival In this
city, conducted by Rev Franks and other
ministers from elsewhere, A great many
ot our yonng people have been converted.
The church Is crowded every night, and
many leave because they cannot get In
the church,
team with load OF grain became
frightened to-day and ran away, the
driver falling OF the wagon with some of
the sacks OF grain, Fortunately the
horses wcW caught before any serious
damage was doue
Cotton receipts to-day SlNty.scycn bales
our merchants and cotton-huycrS expect
Il busy day tomorrow, It being reported
that there will be from sixty TO seventy
i've bales of cotton como here from Gran.
bury and vicinity
Tho weather Is very fine and the nights
are cool
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

him, Mrs. Baker being almost prostrnted
with grief at hls disappearance.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, sept 2l.--At the call OF
Mr. NJ. W. Connolly number of gentle
men met last night for the purpose Of eff
ieciing an organization Of the knights of
Labor. After an address by Mr.. Con-
molly, twcnty-six names were enrolled,
and on saturday evening Mr.. stewart OF
sherman will come down to perfect the
organization
The Lamar hotel just completed and
owned by Mr.. Frank Fitl Hugh, has been
leased TO Mr. G. W. Mckinney OF Den
ton.
Two hundred and twenty-five bales Of
cotton were received yesterday.
MIR. NJ. H. Minkner and Mr.. j. II.
Walker are buying cotton In the seed for
shipment.
George Peterson, a noted horsc-thici,
was brought in yesterday and lodged In
Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
SPORTING.
BICYoLE rounNAMENr.

ST., Louis, Mo, Sept. Pa bicycle
tournament under the auspices of the
Ramblcrs' club of this city was begun
this evening in the arena of the amphi-
thcatcr Mt the fair grounds. No cXtruor.
binary time was made. The principal
events were as follows: Fiyc-milc pro.
fcssionnl won by william W. Wood
side OF Chicago; X. A, Nelson OF
Boston, second, j. S. Prince of
Chicago also entered but withdrew
after riding three or four laps. Time,
lG;5ii. Three miles for amateurs won
by W, \, Rowe OF Lynn, Mass; L. Lucrn-
ham OF Newton, Mass, second. Time,
H;l5f. Two mile G-20 class won by S. &.
Whitaker of st. Louis; L, w. Stone OF
81. Louis, second, Time, G:2G 80.
one mile professional handicap won
by William Woodsidc OF Chicago; II. A.
Nelson OF Boston, second. Time, 2:5s
Onc mile amateur, won by George r.
Weber of Smlthyillc, N, v; W. Rowe,
second, Time, 2;80 l-5, Three mile
$3.50 class, won by 5. NJ. Whitaker:
George +. Snyder of st. Louis, second
Time, ei58, One mile amateur handicap
won by w. \, Rowe; L. 7, Burnhnm OF
Newton, Mass, second. Time, 2;5G3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
SUIT GROWING OUT OF THE HEMP.
STEAD ACCIDENT.

Spcclal 10 inc Gakclte.
BRENNAN, TEX, Sept 25.-1'hc district
court has been occupied all day with the
case OF 4. II. Fordtram vs.. the Houston
Texas Central Railway. This is one of
the suits growing out of the Clear creek
tragedy, which occurred about / O'Clock
on the night Of November H., 1884, two
miles cast of Hampstead, in which eight
persons were killed and number of 9TH
ers more or less injured. Mr.. Fordtram,
who is merchant in Galveston, was in
iured in that accident. The plaintiff has
made out Il prima facie case. Up
to the time OF adjournment the
defendant had introduced some eight
witnesses and there are number of
Others in attendance, mostly railroad
men. The defendants are seeking to
prove that the accident was caused By
the malicious act of parties not con-
nected with the road, that the bolts in
the fish plates or angle bars had been I'M
fastened and removed, ana that the spikes
fastening the rails to the ties had been
pulled out before the accident. The
plaintiff will probably ask to show that
the bolts and spikes were removed by
the railroad men after the accident. Ii
is likely that the case will occupy several
DAYS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
AN mnELIGrous JOHN WESLEY.
Special TO the Gazette.


RICHMOND, Ten, Sept. 2j.-The ever
ready siX-shootcr did it. Yesterday morn
ing while lot of darkies were picking
cotton on the farm OF one Freeman. some
I'VE miles north of this place, a row en-
sued, in which one John Wesley, who has
hgured more or less in the religions as
wcll rs the irrellglous world Tor the
last hundred years or more, was
,he most belligercnt, and his
little siN-shooter the most
prominent. lie tried in vain to shoot
one Henry Turner, another one of the
uushy sons OF Ham. Outsiders inter-
Tered and carried the aforesaid Wesley
some lilty yards from the crowd in order
10 prevent him from perforating the
corpus OF the said Turner. II Is said
tlat wesley carried or rather held the
Shooter on his shoulder, pointing
III the direction of the crowd, and all
Oh sudden Wesley turned
around and, as he claims, was
covering his pistol, when by accident il
went on and somehow, unaccountablc as
~ ~ may seem, the ball accidentally struck
iurher ID the bowels and was, by the
uoctor, cut out near his spinal column,
or'as Mrs Darlington would say, near the
spine OF his back,n and the doctors say
that turner will die. 4 warrant was
issued py his honor, Judge Williams,
ana MessrS. Smith and Brush, two Of
Hhcrln GurVey'S efficient deputies, pro-
Ceeded to arrest John Wesley and landed
MN IN Jail. Should Turner die and Wes-
icy be hanged, the whisky side of the
question Will lose two votes, Just that
and nothing more.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

cars the second turned over down the en-
bankrnent and went TO pieces, leaving the
trugks on the track, while the last one re-
manned unhurt. The wires were lald low
n long distance. The siding will probably
BE put In proper condition now
Dr. Markham's carriage horse ana
DR.. Northcut's saddle horse were both
hltched TO the same post this morning
The saddle horse got his halter strap
caught In the side of the buggy, frighten-
inc him and causing him to pull back,
overturning the carriage aud starting
both horses to run, each pulling in diff
ferent direction. After pulling the top
off, and turning the body knockcr side
nppermost, negro crept from the debris
more subject for mirth than medicine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
FURTHER CABINET CHANGE,

CoNsrASTINorLE, Sept. 25.-Tbe a,
lowing additional changes have beepu,,
in the sultan'S cabinet: All Sab h,,,
has been appointed minister Of vr
Munlf Pasha, minister of educsum
ASoub Pasha, minister Of An,w
Ismail Haaki Pasha, minister /
commerce. No other changes have hs
made except those previously announce
The sultan's decree attributes the chm.
of yisiers to the illness OF Said pa6
The cabinet held a council TO-DAY ana \
ranged for the mobilization OF the Na
tcnegrin troops if necessary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
ncnlh OF q ccntcnnr,nn.

Pou0nkEErStE, N. Y, sept. %, Moses
Marrenclat Christian jew, l06 years
old, died to-day at the poor-housc. lie
came To the United States from Germany
seventy years ago, having travelled over
the world.
In 1919 he walked to California and
worked In the gold mines for several
years, meeting with success.
For several years he took prominent
part In camp-mectingsa and other religious
gatherings, and preached In sunday
schools and wherever he secured an
audience
He was never married
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
A CHASE FOR A NEGRO.


special 10 the Gazette.
HENDERSON, TEX, Sept. 25.--I.ast
night about 10 O'Clock Constable Kelly
approached the house of Thomas Muck
leroy, colored, for the purpose of ar
resting another negro, Jesse Muckleroy,
supposed to have been in the house, on
the charge of assault with intent to kill
He had entered the yard and while near
ing the front door was confronted by the
negro, Thomas Muckleroy, with shot
gun, who closed the door violently
and delied Kelly While parleying
In front of the negro Jesse Muckleroy,
whom Kelly was after, tried to make his
escape On being appraised of the fact,
Kelly fastened to the rear OF the house to
intercept him, and discovered him at some
distance running. Kelly followed and
tried to cut him off. He succeeded in
doing this, and on confronting the negro
was fired at with pistol Kelly returned
the fire but was unsuccessful in bringing
down his man on account of the density
of the weeds. The negro escaped. To-
day two complaints were filed in the
magistrates court, one for assault and
the other for defying the authority of the
law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
A xlo.noo CmALLENGr.l

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.--Capt. Mont.
gomcry, sNilmg-mnster Of the yacht
Dauntlcss, which was so badly beaten by
the English cutter Gcncsta in Brcnton's
reef, attributes the fact 10 the light wind
which prevailed during the FIRST OF The
race and is confident his yacht can cut
foot the GencSta IN heavy weather. lie
says he is authorized by Mr.. c, H. Colt,
owner OF the DauntlcSs, to match her
against amy yacht of the coast for race
across the Atlantic ocean, either way, for
Il wager OF $4,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
OH, IT WAS PITIFUL!


The Mother OF an Insane Girl Dies al
Grief.
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. 25.--Thc
county court this evening presented a
strange sight Of fifteen alleged lunatcs
awaiting hearing. There were no vio-
lent ones among them, yet the
sight was narrowing. OF the
number present was Miss Kate
McCabc, a country girl aged seventeen
Her mania at times would take violent
turns, which OF late have come on so fire.
quent that legal restcaint was necessary.
Mrs Andrew McCabe, the mother OF
the girl, was present as wit
ness. AS the time drew near
when she would be called TO conGnc her
daughter to living tomb her grief be-
came positively painful to witness. Sud
denly she was observed to fall from
her seat and when picked up
was struggling in the agony of death
Miss Mary McCabe, u sister to the de-
mcuted girl, was prosent,and the pognan
cy of her grief moved the court almost
TO tears. Her appeals for Kate's release
aud her agonizcd shrieks
were heard by the afflicted
sister confined in the county jail in the
immediate vicinity, she being too violent
to be brought into court. Seeming TO
recognize the voice and understand the
dreadful import of the cries she united
her screams with Mary and together the
voices rang out in heartrending out.
cry, The scene will long be remembered
The coroncr's inquest developed the
fact that Mrs McCabe died OF heart dis
case. She was II wcll-to-do lady and hci
daughters are well educated and refined
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
SEVEN YEARS IN THE rENITENrIARy


DECATUR, Ten, Sept. 25.-The final
argument in the Stedman Ward case was
concluded at . O'Clock yesterday, al 1
O'Clock p. m. the Judge delivered his
charge to the jury, which has not vet re-.
turned It's verdict The charge of the
court embraced all the offcnsc, from
murder m the second degree to aggraynt.
cd assault. Last October l.. W. Famhro
went mtoa saloon kept by the ChambliSs
brothers. While there difficulty aro,c
between Fambro and Mike Chamblis, m
winch SiN-shooters were freely nsed
fambro received several wounds. .mst
ABOUT the time that Chambliss and nam.
pro were separated, Stcdman Ward tho
youth now ON trial, who Il appcars Nas a
Great friend to Chambliss, appeared mon
tue scene. He fired two shots nj Fombro
Nho lei and died instantly. AT tho lasi
term OF the district court Mike Chambliss
WAS tried and acquitted on the charge Of
sizing Fambro, Ward, who had fed M
,hT time of the homicide, was captured
W LAS vegas, n. NJ, last spring md
Drought back for trial. lie is mere youth
apparently not more than nineteen or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
ALL READY TO Finn
russia STA Slll Declare War !,
the Moment the Porte NJ, !, l'Si
the Bulgnrlan.. ''S
\ Conference OF the Power.
rA' sultan Of rn ,a,,' r s.''.' d,
New Cabinet. 'sa


Sr. PErERsBuRo, Sent ;. "ASD'
IN st. Petersburg re, ~. s,o'-Theie,
hleean question Is hourly ", ile Ros'
warlike. The syinpathy ~ becoming -,
strongly with tile Bplsar,'o, 'ae nasss,
that the car has telegram; . lskss.'
~ =; war 10 prepare plans "a, a : minis.
IN .ne event Of the OPENING :, sanp.,
between Bulgaria and Ts,t@a. ncsilS,
determined to support prinaa ash
scheme OF unity between ' p alsSaaAs,
Room-Elec. ~" bagafh n
a prominent Russian renc,,,
.erVlew to-day, when asked Iia Mais
that the car seriously ln,ena, y ! va b,
port Bulgaria to the extar, "ueu % 4,
war with Turkey, replied y, ~ gcag !
would declare war oaains, n .p las.
moment the porte attacked Rn auil'l 4
added that the ear is most p sTssl d
ms resolution to support Bulr npaa'e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
GRrrCu MAssING HER ARNIn

ATHENS, Sept. 25.--Fifty tfopAl.
troops of the reserve force have pp
formed into an army corps. Se,eaH''
thousand regular troops, incluuls I.
branches of the army, are masslu2 NJ N
frontier bordering on Thessaly ~
ing of indignation prevails taloa Wy
Greece over the recent events IN W. w
Flee. The king will be unable y 4
before noon Monday, owing 10 ue "
antine regulations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
chnrge. Aralnsl nn r,.Oo,crnnr.

LEAVgNwoRrH, KAN, Sept. 25.-The
Times will publish lengthy interview In
the n'oraing with JAS. c, Pussy, the de
faultlng chief clerk at the penitcntialy.
Pussy pleaded guilty to-day and WAS
sentenced 10 eight years In the pcniten-
tiary.
In the interview he alleges that cX-
GOV. Click and the warden, W, c. Jones,
were eoguizant OF the crooked work be-
ing done nj the state coal mine, and that
ooal WAS furnished Click and his Son-in.
law for which the state Was never paid,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
rNonNDrABy LETTERS no NEGROES

Special to tho Gazette
TERRELL, TEN, Sept. 25.-Wednesday
nlgnt unknown parties fired into the
houses of Fred Withill and some colored
men, living about four miles south or
this place, and left notices at their gates.
The following is an exact copy of one,
and the others are the same in substance;
NOTICE 70 NIGGERs
You arc ordered to wind up your business
and leave KAUFMAN county right away. ltyou
remain on, you do II at the peril of yonr lives.
BY all the powers of hell and darkness and by
the sacred oaths which bind us together we
have sworn. Take warning.
lsigned.l II. II. REstRRECTiONfsTS,
Been asleep since the Battle OF Bull Run
skull.
TX - Crossbones
- Colin
Your reporter has seen two of these,
which were both taken from the same
memorandum or pass-book
Amongst the negroes the theory seems
to be that it is an attempt 10 brighten
them for Il purpose, cmanating from u
particular source, which we iorbear to
mention until developments are more
fully made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
ATTEMPTED wIrE.MueprR.

Special 10 the Gazette.
CROWLEY, TEN, Sept. ga man
named G.. p. Thompson tried to shoot his
wife this evening, but there happened TO
be some neighbors at the house, and
when he drew revolver and pointed it
at his wife Mr. James Pitcher knocked the
pistol out of Thompson's hand, Thomp-
son escaped, but his wifc's people are
hunting for him. 1t has hardly been two
months since TnE GAZETTE chroniclcd
the marriage of this couple.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
VALLEY MILLS.
special to The Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
VALLEY MILLS, TEX, Sept. 2j.-Blank-
cts are in demand now at night In the
valley of the Bosque.
The fine weather affords grangcrs OPP
portunity, which they are using, to get
their crops gathered.
A young son OF Mr.. Jackson, living near
here on Hog creek, had his arm torn off
In Mr.. Walsh's gin last Saturday. Doctors
Griffin and Mcneil attend him. They
think his case very critical,
Cotton and corn are coming to market
daily.