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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
PARIS.
Dolman-Waldo Nuptials-Lamar on
Boom Of its own.
Death Of an Old Land Mark-An Acct
dent at the Roller Skating Rink.

~uoclRl.
PARIS, TEX, Feb 20.-Farmers are
very busy now. Oats are being sown.
The ground Il in hne condition and
prospects are good for large crop.
Since the Induction OF MIR John
M asten to the presidency Of the Farm
ers and Merchants bank, the building
has put on a new dress inside sud out
The inside of the building presents a
very handsome appearance, the VALE
being flashed with giit paper ana
suitable trimmings. We have now
iDgs I'm the state.
Mr.. l. II. Waters died last night, Af
ter "a sickness OF but few hours
PARIS TEX, Feb 10 Hon. Francis
Henderson, cur worthy representative
ct the legislature, has been in the city
for several DAYS de com plimenis
very highly The membership Of the
present legislature. Quite 3 number
OF our business men Interviewed him
in regard 20 the railroad bill. Mr.
Henderson IL turned 10 Austin to-day.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
WAS crowded last night to witness the
marriage Of Mr.. &, ID. Waldo 10 Mics
Jennie Dolmsn. The bridal party AT
rived at the church promptly vt bali
past 7, and 10 the ,y,u4 strains Of the
Wedding March, played by members
Of the Paris string baud, proceeded TO
the altar, when tue ceremony Was per.
formed by Rsv Charles Mauton. Mice
Jennie DolmGn has ben one OF
our mOst popular young ladies'
highly Esteemed for her many
good qualities, while MT.
| Waldo Il respected very highly for his
| gentl,manly dtmeanOr aud business
ability lhe bride received many val
liable presents
Mr.. Manton Rvailed himself OF the
opportunity presented by a crowded
/ hnuse, IL being prayer.nieetiDg night,
/ 10 dlstTlbdfe = card to every one pres
ent, entuled, "0ood reasons why you
should slways lend pas er-meeting.'
The skating.rink, UNDER the nIan'
sgement OF Mr. John Godfrey, Ii q
| very popular place OF resort.
The iauiily OF Sheriff Gum moved
! to town IN Gay.
Mrs Mamie Rhine Of Mckinney Ii
visiting her mother, Mrs. Record.
Goods In large quantities are begin
ming 20 arrive. the prosperity OF this
county - marvellous. Finances are
easy, cole tlonA are made promptly
and taxes are paid when due
Mrs. Avis Yates died on Tuesday Of
the reid nee OF her son in law, Capt.
r J. Shelton She was q Texas Vet.
erau, In her aighiy.eeyenih gear, and
had lived 10 Lamar county since 1912
MIR. w. EelrOn, our ,ffi lent conhLa
HE, ls getting after the drummsrs who
filled 10 pAy occupation tax, Wa
would advice ell drummers who ex
peot 10 Welt our city 10 rec TO 10 thai
they have their receipt for the pay
ment OF the tsx
A very unfortunate accident occurred
~ the skatlng.tink last night. Mia
Loretta Moore, who 10 visiting Mrs
Godfrey, fen while skating and hTok'
the bone Just an we the aDkleJ aint
Drs Daley and Stephens att nd'd th'
patient. She Is nov resting easy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
DECATUR.
A View Of the Public sQuaro-Court
Notes.

tiuieH.

"A N4dW VI VIZ t1AAN IAhhAN SstA
Notes.
special,
DECATUR, Tx Feb. l9,-The peo-
pie who are on the public square enjoy
variety OF entertainments. The
Chesp John dry goods and notions
man dispenses cheap goods and second
hard jokes, and the gay aud festive
medicine man vends various cure-alls,
and last but not least, the street
preacher peddles the gospel aud news
papers 10 those who Will hear him and
invest.
There are plenty OF churches in the
city which are open 20 oil regular min
listers, and 10 would look much better
and be much better for the cause OF
the Chris,iAn religion 10 hold services
in there,
District court Ia moving along slowly
but smoothly The case OF Sickles vs..
White ct al. occupied the time of the
court until yesterday noon, and since
then the case OF Thompson VS.. Com
stuck has been on trial. The jury In
the former case returned verdict fol-
the defendants.
OWING TO the fact that 3 number OF
prisoners escaped from sil this winter
and 10 the further fact that our people
have great respect for the laws OF the
country, the state docket will be light
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
LoNaYIew.
Stores BuTglarized at Kilgors-aregg
County Represented by Blacks.


LoHoyIEw, Tx, Feb. 20.--The
stores Of Thompson q Winnie and Boon
q Richards, at K1gore, had their
money-drawers emplied and consider
able amounts Of goods taken by bur
glars last night. Sam Nash. colored.
wRs overhAuled by blOOd-hounds sent
from here and arrested. ohers are
being looked for.
Owing 20 thn death Of Commissioner
Doyle the white people Of Gregg
county have no representative, The
olhertbree being eOlored Judge XII
gore says that duty aud inclination
forbid the appointment Of any but a
white mhn " All tho plsoe.
Hon. Htiilwell Russell Ii spending d
few days IN tORn,
Th- temperature has been Close h
freezing for three DAYS. falling iSs be,
low the ireeE ng point Last night.
A shooting sefbpe took place near
here last night, between JACK Doyl'
aud Andy Johnson, about woman
Jealousy WAS the cause. Andy had d
hnger shot of, and jack lost part Of gn
car.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
wEATHERFoRD.
A Social Event Court Notes.
spsclRl.

Special.
WEATHRRFoRD, TEX, Feb. 20
A select hop was given TO the young
gentlemen and ladies Of our town by
Mr.. Bruce Milliken at his residence In
the southern part OF the city last even
ing. Some twenty couples were pres
ent 10 engage In the festivities OF the
occasion. The muslC was furnished by
"the First National Rank band The
dance went merrily on until the wee
small hours reminded the young peo-
pile that 1t WAS time 10 dleperse. Re-
fEeAhments we're served In an elegant
style. Mr. Milliken recently married
one Of Weatheriord's popular Young
ladies', This IL the 6nt
entertainment given by him and bis
amiRble lady since their return from
the Exposition.
The case 81 II. G. Neer We. II Giants
ct al ia still on trial and the examine
tinn Of the witnesses IL still foing on.
The witnesses number something over
dfty.
Mr.. Dodson Of Waco. superintendent
OF the construction OF the new court
house, IL Ia town,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
lOOD AT VERNON.
Third Fatal Tragedy Of the
p Enacted in a Saloon.

Third Fatal Tragedy Of the
p Enacted in a Saloon.
special.
p, TEX, Feb. 20.-HlcL Gar
ekilled last night between 10
clock in Paul Hufhe's saloon
Davidson. From the evidence
before a preliminary trial to.
e Judge Orr, it seems the de-
q Tom Gibson had 3 quarrel
hl0wa vera exchanged.
Davidson stepped in to
t1em and pushed them
llch was resented by Garrison,
npIed to draw his pistol which
his pocket. Davidson
sand then told tho deceased
nav his weapon. Garrison
attention. Davidson then
= shots, the first of which
altering the breast In the
Ae heart. Garrison died ir
cents after the fatal shnt.
sme into town this morning
nm elf up to the sheriff
we're kindly cared for by
dressed and sent home
TO his relatives Rt Jacks
On had just come to tewI
come eighty or ninety
Afier holding an exam.
'adge Orr held Davidson
sum Of $1,000, which wa
This is the third tragedy
llce the lst OF January.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
AN INTERVIEW.

The Chase Trading COMPANY beInr
one OF our largest advertisers, our ne.
porter called on Mr.. Chase 70 ascertain
what success had attended the extrenne
low prices OF their great clearing sala.
reporter. INF. Chase, how are you
getting along with your great clearing
sale st the very low prices you adver-
Mr.. Chase: "For the fipt few dAya
II was only fair, but has been imprOy-
ing ever aimee; first one person and
then another bought and showed the
goods 70 their friends; that brought In
others, and these brought IN more. Wa
are busy now all ihetlme. The peonle
generally know which side OF he
bread is battered II they taste It OF look
NJ it,
Reporter: "Is II the intention OF
your firm 10 oloee out their buslpess
here and quitNr
MIR. Chase; "No, sir. The reason
Of our making these very low prices,
49, that we are overlooked with aRreat
many kinda OF goods, which the hard
times OF last year and the very good
opportunity induced w TO buy, and
then persons came into our store some
time sgo and said they could buy goods
Ike ours, lower In Dallas, and Il net.
tied us. You see, We ere the leading
store IN Fort Worth In clothing, gents
furnishing goods, hats and caps, and
mena' and womensi boots aud shoes
besides which we keep full line OF
staple dry goods. And AZ. regsrds low
prices, We intend 70 protect the repu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
ooLLrNsvrLLE.


=buuinls
COLLISsyrLLE. TEX Feb. 20. -Thll
continued cold weather Is causing ouI
winter supply Of coal TO run short, but
We can get along. ~ wood on our mar
ket " hut 81 per cord.
ME James Wilson has just begun
the erection OF q nice residences Ia
WAldo's addition
There 10 an inc'e ,alng demand foI
lots near the depot.
Wilson 4 Williams will soon 60 al
bhck-msking In earnest For their
yards they have secured laud junl
wet the denpt.
Railroad officials tell us that more
grain Is shipped from this point thar
from the big city Of Gainesville.
b. r. 5teednHn ana l. O. Neathery
are both applicants for tho pasliion 81
postmaster. n fill the place Of n, W
steefmau, lately decreased
Our town paper this week change.
editors tgsin Il l. Jones rslires anc
Brother Howard takes the faber
The pupils OF che academy gave NJ
entertainment to-Fighf.
-
Ladies approve OF your. smoking
a = I'll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
MEXICO.
Cant. Eads Still Hopeful Of bis Ship
Railway Scheme An Editor
Assassinated.

AbbhbhAuAloAs
CRY OF MEXICO, Feb, 20.--NOihiDg
strikingly new has been developed re-
garding tue Eads ship railway scheme.
When asked yesterday what progress
he was making, Capt, E4ds replied
that he had nothing tsngible for pub
LEGATION, but every indication pointed
10 his securing notifications 70
the concession necessary 10 make
Il operative aud secure the building OF
the rail way. This statement Ia borne
out by inquiry ut the palace, where
the enteruIiae l. regarded with grow
ing favor, and the opinion y freely e1-
pr fsed that Capt. EAds win get what
he wants,
Startling news comes from MoreliA
that Luis GouE flea, editor OF the
xplnrador,n whose recent arrest
and subs quent release by the govern
nsnt CAUSED 30 much trcitement, was
asseseInated Tuesday Five soldiers
IN civilian dIges. thot him ON The
streets. They escaped. He lived a
telegram from Matamoras. pub
lishad In to-dAyis DiArio, ofhciAlly
sfstes that the rumor Is not tue ihat
tha M xiean forces have crossed the
EIo Gnpde, and the report OF CON
ajct between Americans and d. zlca.s
IA without foundation The uuth i
| that several bands OF outlaws were
I chased hy Mexican soldiera, ana some
Nok refuge across the river Dus were
not followed. -.--
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21

tation ~ this town, The peOple havn
had n hard winter and money womb
get plenty until the grass reta rood y
Reporter; "Where do your custom
ers come from?N
Mr.. Chase: prom everywhore eitV.
country, state, and travellers, We treat
the people wen and they like to trade
with us.n
Reporter; care YOU acquainted
with many Of them9i
Mr.. Chase; "Some iAoes arc famil
lar a. old customers, hut y large part Of
them are etrangsrs, who sell uH they
have been recommended 70 come 10 us
by some OF their ffiends.n
Reporters ',Are you making money
at the price, you are selling goodn at
now ~
MT Chase; "Wefrankly admit thAt
we are mot, and wa cannot keen M this
racket alwaye; but we are overst0cked
with goods aud we will juse let the
goods 10 for while YETI
Reporter; fare your SO, $40 and Si9
suits Of mems clothing as great har.
gains ~ you advertise them to bepn
Mr.. Chase, "Our 50 suits are worth
$40, our $40 suit are really worth SIS,
and our Sl2 sulta are really worth SiH.b
Reporter: II relieve viii take one
OF your kl2 suits. don't need Il iust
now, but you might sell them all out.
Il It not probable that your sales Of
clothing now will curtall yeur spring
buslneee9m
Mr.. Chaae; 'rTo some extent, bus
there are some people to whom Il Ia not
convenient 70 buy just now they may
not have the rendy money and win be
buying lator,h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
GAINESVILLE

Special.
GAINESVILLE, Tex, Feb, 2o.--Mr.
A. A. Green, Jr., returned from Dem
ton last night, where he went to secure
the arrest OF an alleged blind womsn,
who stole some clothing In this city q
few days since. When the woman
wac searched considerable money was
secreted In her clothes, and her trunk
contained many valuable articles Of
ladiee' wearing apparel, which were
Identified. She admits her guilt, and
has been confined In the county Jail "a
await action OF the grand Jury. The
little girl whom she had to assist heI
In her netarious work is being cared
for by the sheriff until other provision
10 made.
The CalathumpISu Ministries, com
posed OF many OF the citizens OF Gaines
Vile, willBive an entertainment at tn,
opera-house tomorrow night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21

Mimi, after which w. H. Judson,
chief OF the exposition printing
bureau. delivered AN address Of vel
come. Il b. Herbert responded. Col.
Elliott Of Texas WAS elected temporary
secretary, and a permanent orgenizt-
tlon was in rRrt effected by the cleo.
don OF Mr. Herbert az president aud
col. Elliott secretary. Vsrious COM
mittees were appointed, and the meet
ing adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21

We offer absolute entire stock
ing from the lowest to the best
We offer at absolute cost entire stock Boys clothing all
qualities and sizes.
We offer at absolute entire stock OF Ladies' COak Cir
cua Jersey Jackets &c We bought The goods December LIST ut
sixty cents the dollar Among them silk Plush at $780,
worth $40; Black Satin at $40 worth 800
We offer for sale at absolute cost entire stock of Ladies'
WOrsted Dress goods.
We offer at absolute entire stock of Boys Mems
0VeTCOas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
TEXARKANA.
Prisoners Escape from the Miller
County Jail.

T7TTWI7IN
TRxARKANA, ARK, Feb. l0-The
prisoners confined in the Miller county
jail broke out Sunday night by fmt
taking out some defective brick from
the floor and then tunneling some
seven or eight feet underground until
they reached liberty. Up 10 this time
none of the fugluves have been Gppre
hended.
The Interstate News Of this city
has changed hands, Messrs. Munzes-
heimer, Marx and others forming n
stock compang and becoming proprle-
tep. Capt. W j. Allen, for years Ito
sble editor, will remain In his former
position upon The paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
/ YIylh LEGISLATURE.
,-,,,suosd In the Senate 70
S.v Al Bank Capital.
Bn Introduced by Pondleton
oi,,nwed in tho House.
THE SENATE
special

cpoolhl'
Trx.. Feb. 20.--In the Fen-
I.1,y the bills to refund the
;lla and Laredo money, ex-
q maintaining a quarantine,
,.Ioyted unfavorably.
rsrspsper libel bill was re-
anofsyorahly, with q minority
hs Mr. Evans.
S,Saelph introduced a bill to
~ capital, including all the
- hand or in another bank,
Sscsslts, aud all bonds except
St,,ea bonds, and all real ea-
\ PERSONAL property belonging
y, dealers ia exchange or stock
suavlng bills were passed: To
~ the Issuance OF executions
.lockholders OF corporations
a property can 30 found be
,pthe corporation.
W the law requiring railroad
10 construct lines TO al.
-elloned in their charters.
lur for the printing Of l00(
ma Revised Statutes.
m bringing the aldermen o
ebln the bribery statutes wal
jpAs to include superlntend
public institutions, aud ther
lauthorizlng all judicial OF
administer oaths was en-
q was also the bill making Il
% cast an Illegal vote.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21

BRowEwOoD. TEX, Feb. l0.--THE
GAZETTE special OF the 10th read that
J. q. 0oegin had been convicted for
tho theft Of cattle The nRme
should have oeen J. y. Hcoegln. Tie
Cogglp family here Is "a very respect
able and influential one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
A NalInnaI Ner.paper Aa.oelalI0n.

NEW ORLgAHs. La Feb. GA
large meeting OF Journalistic 10 attend
Ance 81 the exposition was held today,
with vieW of organizing D nAionhl
newspaper association. Tue melting
Vas called TO order and the purpose
tx plained by r b Herbert Of the al
vance and RepubIicAn " Rid Wing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21

We offer for sale at absolute cost entire stock of Ladies'
Mems Wooden Underwear
We offer for sale at absolute cost entire stock Of LADIES'
Mems and Cbildrcns Wooden Hosiery.
We offer for sale mt absolute entire stock White
COOred Blankets and Bed Comforts.
Persons sending mail orders for suits OF clothes will give
breast aud waist and length OF inside of panOOn
We make specially of Mems assmeTe Pants buy
them than store In Texas and buy them
Of them than any store in Texas, aud sell them
We make specially of Mems Shirts all and every Kind aad sell
them at very low prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
DENTON.
[.sf Arrested-The Santa
Extension Wanted.

-" 4AaAOu WauLeQ.
- special.
: .,~nR Tx, Feb. l9.-An Irish
" anil : arrested Tuesday on the
~ Ahsse Nlegram from Gainesville,
49, |" With the theft OF some
- An officer arrived to-day,
, or, ,''hing her vallse found the
iI az 40 she had girl with her,
on AL s :ssii; they = ~ Va ia taken
Va the sister of Messrs.
Ia N4ehols, died here yesteF-
pIRkO,s n ,s she was inferred yes
zeEsS ~ 'H0on In the ODD Fellows
,I5 y s95 l. y the DalIps Herald that
W 70 this locality, one
" ~ s,nsa' had been comuiis-
hosl % At this place, seems
sh ~ An any foundation, as 20
ie M ppoilniment has ever
81, A'ie through any source
!, ~ citizens was held To-
= inn Il pul pose OF getting ex-
= ~ Den,ae Eastern countries 10
81 IVA en OF OF getting ID made
a .sss point Of this GLASS al
/ 0. ps-l ~ e' S,,se ed Of 10 take steps
40 bn~ Colorado a aants
rsfis.s 70 our city on IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21

q@ ag@lg
Y them you y@%E MARCO Invite SfSS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
TIM HOUSE.

',y blllintrOduced by Mr.. PEN
|fTarant county was discussed
h. An amendment to strike
aIause which prohibits a Jury
ml being challenged for cause
be has formed an opinion from
sr or other hearsay evidence
he main feature of the bill)
lsted; ayes, 81; noes, 66.
Moving bills were presented
iAhng for the Agricultural and
heal college for the next two
1ol00ut Of the general revenue
90 from the university fund.
the Prairie View normal
a thesame period Sl5 coo, aud
during lSS8 and 1887 for addi-
nlldlngs,
Rlon for continuing the ram
lngiheinsurance value-pollcy
iOt extra county commission
IRIS, anu authorizing bonds TO
d inm the same for the build
slls ald cOurt-hOuses.
aqlife The supreme court and
llt Of sppeals to pronounce
nl In open court in writing
laye the same recorded.
ellinga dentist 90 practice un-
use from q legal bosrd to be
sting the listing Of credits and
aste bill preventing the for
the rights of purchasers OF
ss seho0l, university or Rsy-
s was, on motion of Mr..
iot Jack county, passed.
oie Of Travis county pre-
memorial from the sheritfs'
"a recently held in Austin
ldlng legislation in their In
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21
MARSHALL.
The Marshall & Northwestern Marrow
Gauge An Assured Fact.

The Marshall q Northwestern Marrow
Gauge An Assured Fact.
special.
MARSHALL, TEX, Feb. 20.-What-
ever Of doubt may have existed in the
minds OF our people In regard to the
aultimate building Of the Marshall &
North western narrow-gRuge railroad
from this city to junction with the
Texas & ST.. Louis road at Plttsbufg, q
distance OF fifty miles, must give way
In view OF the fact that all
the money necessary to the compile
tiOn and equipment OF q first ten
miles Of the road has been secured.
A sufficient amount of first-clsss steel
rails has been purchased, a part OF
which has been shipped, together with
an engine, both of which will arrive
in few days. A large force Of meR
aud teams Ia now at work grading
grounds for the shops aud depot, and
the work goes bravely on, much 10 the
qualification of all concerned. The
completion OF the fret ten miles will
secure the early completion Of the road
beyond peTadveDture.
The employees of the Texas d Pacific
were paid OF yesterday. The nuclbel
OF men employed by this company il
very small, compared with formel
timeH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21

Thomas snioothipg-harroWs Al Cost
for thirty DAYS. ,-,,,.,.r ~
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S5ha@e rad5ng Company IEon.ton sssreee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-21

Ladies approve OF your. smoking
Little Joker
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-28
JEFFERSON.

On Sunday afternoon, January Is,
1884, at early 5 o'clock, Miss Ella E.
Carr breathed her last, at the residence
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. T. Carr,
surrounded by sorrowing relatives and
friends.
A. E, Green, of Hebron, Wis, recent.
ly made an assignment of his entire right
for the United States for his patent hex-
ible automatic land harrow to D. @.
Vaughn, of this city.
By miracle Mike Seitz was saved
from being burnt out Sunday. Mrs. Seitz
entered the house and broke through the
floor, but caught herself when down to
her arm pits. She managed to gain the
floor after many repeated efforts, aroused
the neighbors and the fire was put out.
Had she returned home but little later
the building would have been consumed.
Daniel Hake, ST., who lives on the
river road from here to Fort, Atkinson is
dangerously sick.-Banner.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-28
LAKE MILLS.

Myron Ell. Green contemplates starting
a creamery near Lowell.
E. N. Harvey will probably build .
large brick shop in the spring.
G. F. Buss has sold his TO acre farm to
N. J. Hooker and has bought 100 acres
near Evansville. He will remove from
here early in the spring.
Elder Halstead, Methodist minister,
preached the frat sermon in the town Of
Lake Mills, in the year 1888. Ii il said
that the sermon was preached to an
audience of FIVE persons in the log
house of Captain Joseph Keyes, whers
now stands the residence of Mrs. s..
Lewis. We understand that Elder Halls.
stead has been dead about ten years.
Some of our citizens may be able 30 state
who those five persons were. We are
indebted to Mr.. s. s. Ksyes for the above
information.
H. L. Marsden, of Busssyvills, do 90
livered five acres of tobacco to Sutter
Bros. at London for which he received The
snug little sum of $3.50, and Thos.
North, six acres which brought 1890,
and George Sherwood, four acres which
brought him $919.-Leader.