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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Farmsrs- Aiflppoe ylanr MN
AUDITOR rhenoweth'
special 70 ttr 9aLstls e,..psnnin Coan.
HosIf.s TEX, March ~ ne , s,,s MIN IN.
~ nillance held srssi9n hsfs !" t adge in ne
egates from each sabeia'Ia's ,'ssr done 10
e"u arS 10 tseir bulldog Large iourns , nn'
pane A lance Is alloaed Soi"'
meant III stick 40 thc mill at 10 night
Ths cliizens o. wsta 10 ies,a,ea ior that
md nominated men iof
sJtnara o ChcnoTelh 10y w ERA aays
Iuvkf tt,.sinn. after fpendtpB h'feiA. 49,
.,,,,t tia frenda in ponham. -. nsutsan ID.
ia Il uncertain ~ 70 Wpc't'ti
~ ~, ns,tsna,ierb rsiBe-s hffn z, ~ IN N
Ni.y Ediih Nil'gu naa f..aln ssere shn hnl
/ health frpin kdnAyn 9 49,
! t.,.,, tnachlng school,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
,VFAIRS OF STATE.
.,1.e savers Of Texas 10 New.
4. blanchard Of Louisiana
Play I'm Hard.
uoa.e. Of congress Assemble TO
~ honor 10 the Ln,c senator
John ,. miller
,,..,,,nston Notes.

,seyos, March lS.--A very
A 81 IacIdent occurred yesterday
" .neeeh Of MI. Bla chaFd OF
NJ ,he New Orleans claims.
~ ,he card according 80 his
A he held up three letters
,inous setting forth the equity
y tie question. When he
" taftfee letters and two peN-
r osrtlvze his opponents Con
y Ioseph u Sayers OF Texas
Il sss,Wird and suggested Ia n voice
I'm .nses 10 be hoard over the Denio
M nYou've iull-haud, Merton,
..s1r ri you'fe WORTH Tho chair
I'm house had 90 enforce order
"a MA soeech could SO on
II y1s r. Wilcox Of Texas was
,,ss To-day from 9l+00 to $1,000 N
sce q the sixth auditor Of the treas
II N posial points-new postmasier'
* sfrers Th0mas NJ. Collins, 9 Clint
y n county, jennie A. Holt, Frazier
roua "; John NJ. Kouger, Hal
Iaysca county; William +. Buch
a lls,rack, Tom Green county
Mitchell, Hereford, Calhoun
I, lanes A. Wood, NJ. G. DUFF.
NJ county; Telemaehus NJ Brown,
II ,dord. wichita county.
\ service chlugcsi San Antonio e
81 .d,le. from March 10, embrace sup.
siAe office OF Sayers between Sar
M aud Sc. lIedwlg, increasing th,
"a three miles; Comanche TO Elem
I from April 1, increase service I,
dimes week
6awy pDslotllce service changed
#adoches and Houston railway posta
extend run TO begin at Shreveport
AZ Increase In distance nincty-ioul
mixing whole distance 23i miles
Ia effect March 10, the line to BE-
mas the Shreveport & Houston rail
9a.ttofiirp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

tirand SABINE, underwent An operation for I'M
removal % an ovarian tnnor here YESTERDAY.
Doctors =. n. hcCaftv ~ Canton, aud W. ".
Reeves of thls city, with mr. ,. A frlcc OF
Fort Worth and pr Gray of this cliy. The
risk 81 lhie severe operation was falriy sub.
NAIVE wiz 81 ler own rholra Irvine Ia tse
complicated nntufr "a lhr ease iac patient died
NJ thia morning >he had. however, The best
medical attention pfecuftbs
W. a. Wynue, ksq.. has rNlufrrd from q
1ylaG tfip 10 Natshail. lic ArOpght With him
eeine improvca breeds " cattle eclah
Miss lain Nnnffovi ono of Noutrcks's fslr-
MCaucefa,.
several 81 tnuf cprrtsp ,ndfnf iliii. lrlchNt
Who ht4r ~ lete hccpMC irp rnstfd IN % Htal
inicrefrdln specimens ot ii "a ana aritaAls,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
~ n CONFIRMED.


the Atehison Copphnyin Preparing Tor tho
Purchase of tho a., q. a 81 y.
spnoial 70 the Gazette
NEw YonK, March little war on rates DC
tween The Atchison, Topeka \ santa nc ana
thp Hun ineton lines viii necessarily eoiho ~
\ clo q before long A. both have large financial
nsgo,,atlons 70 complete, witch win DO ee
,tonsly int,rfercd With b. the war on iaLes,
rhe Nteblson company arc trying 70 OuF Va.
emf Colorado q santa 70. Tor the b'ooe NM u
hands Of which 10 VIII probably Issue hb1 .eh
IT, own aiock ana bonds 40 we 9s,,,,,, 10
| sOnthcrn Pacific o. California; anu lh,u gram
mud tiret mortgage hiNes are pfouEh. INV ~,
Il't In ihis nHrget, though " II uhos,7,e,n ~,
/ hnt n 1arlc part OF them have hlfrauy Deeh
/ n,s,, "a a itOAd. Az OF ihe securiilep con
1 n.r. "a WITH thee operations W Dom phiS,es
me- in good ruputo aud VIII Dear rAhihii'i'f /,
/ bot n a. acknoWledgcd 70 be lnldfyus ~ ~
/ tsoansefa 10 continue the night, apu y " ny
/ Improbable that peaee may De festors" "''"'"
week. -
sne and soft hats the picture OF Gle
ganee aud refined taste. Examine lhrhi
I at Dahlman Bros
RE-. Tacksbery for spring lap-robes--
new styles just 10.
pIlls & Kclinor are manufacturing noIh-
Inc but tne very bepi quality Of harness
and saddlrrg.
Good casa-doNn men, good, promp'
1 thirty.day men, slow men, eAceeul,'siy
allow mnn, aud dead-ptGts all puy az Wv
sane prices Ut credit houses
SN'''e MONTGOMERY & Coz
Corner Fourth and hous'oa'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
n4ANnAnn aAllEonhIA cAlNND lQ0pg


Toa, ana n,Aod PER p0psd. M
10a, nnast y A., pcr pgtnd. W
Tea, gnnpnwdef per V'gad N
Tea, Imperial, psr poard . 5l
1rs' ceiebrAldd 10 W. per pound et
Fokr WORM aEefkk ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Our worthy sheriff is Il hrst.rate coli
lectnr, but we see he only secures lliy
cents on the dollar sometimes. The
other nfty cents, however, viii never be
lost. These clever fellows who pay their
cash out at credit houses aud prompt
pay thirty day mon shoulder the balance
MoNrGoMEaY 4 Co,
Cash Grocers, corner Fourth aud llous-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

As we nassod the eaddlery and harness
store OF Ellis & kelluer yesterday, our AZ,
tention was drawn 10 n handsome set OF
harness which was being fitted TO Capt
Sidney Martins biooded span OF horses,
This is no doubt the hagdsoncst ana
most durable set OF harness that mas ever
been turned on Ia this city Tbe entiree
time OF one workman has been consumer
on this harness Tor the past thirleeh
days, aud they nre all that good STOCK,
competent and skilled Workmanship can
produce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
AGAINST THE ROAD.

Supreme Court Dcrdcs Against the santa
Fe In Risht-of. Way Contest.
special 10 tho uAzotr
GArvRsroN, TEX, March lS.-The su.
preme court to-day decided very impor-
tant righi.ot-way subscription suit,
brought by the Gulf, Colorado s Santa
Fe against Miller Bros, OF lielton. The
court rendered Judgment against the road.
This decision releases bonus subscrip'
tlrns to the amount OF sT5, 900 IN Bell
county, and VIII have an Important bear
Ing ii the subscriptions duc Ia 1arraut
county and all along the line OF the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
Granted Az Advance.

ciKyrrAxD, QUO, March iF.-F"o
hundred laborers AZ The Atlanta iron
worFs az sharon, Pa, have been grsnisu
"a adyance u 10 per. cont.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Prinee Bipmafek'a spirit MONOPOLY Dlll
waA Friday reiscttd BY ne coHlmliieeol
ille reichsiag % whom y was ffirffrd
Tor confederation. The yYic afaust tht
adoption ii the measure stood 20 % .,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
cLEnrRNE.
The fatmer,' suiance wu Ran spuon
Nnr,i- tietr,


The Farmer Alliance wui Run cotton
Yard ieer,
Specialize the Nagcttr.
CLrnrENr TEX, March Is Tho Fafncrs'
aillanr held a htcti0g here Is. tay, hut n0 orc
outside tho organization was allowed 50 be
present, consequently ,Aelr pfoNcndinxt are
not knpwu ltis said, hcWcvcr, that from
hints dropped by some Of The momhoss cot.
tOn yArd Will DC run next scyron under The
management OF the alliance,
Aear loaf o. beer was received here % day
nom st. LpuiA VIA New orleans.
.l----~slss--.--.----.-----
Suff aud soft bats the picture OF Gle
gaprc and refined taste. Examine them
al Dahlman Bros
-
II, 4. Taekabery Tor spring lap.rohes--
new styles just IN.
sllis & Kcllucr are stlll selling harness
and saddery goods at bottom.notch
prices.
-
When you become weary Of paying tor
your supplies from 10 10 10 per cent,
more than they are worth, call on us
MuSTuuMERY & Co,
Cash Grocers, corner Fourth and Hons
fnu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
Anaooaa sola

nv Turner & Mcclure Price, aaality
anG full Weight guaranteed. ilpnember
lh.a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

az. ara being hos eatied w shoe
ae.lers. They ray their malE toares OF
rey.nne h from collectors tor thirty
dav honscs. MOxfaONgnY Co,
r.sb Grocer, corner Fourth ana HonH-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

The instalmqnt plan by which 40 many
humble homes have bncn comfort
ably furnished has attracted the at.
teniion among class OF people 20 whom
II was thought IT'S bonehts would never
apply. Many whose taxable wealth
reuh away no into the thousands have
found IL convenient 20 avail themselves Of
{ e advantages the plan offered, In fnr-
nishing handsome establishment Tho
plan has worked wonders Utmost IN the
salo ~ furniture and now Fakes q Co.
advertise 10 sell goods and ire selling
them, with the payments made 10 cover a
period al from one 10 twe,ye months.
Their stock Il n mammoth eue aud om-
braces everything Va ihGir line from .
paper lilo 70 n sb0aruIt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

A large stock OF shoe and other brushes
VIII DO sold at greatly reduced prices at
Wclisi drug etorga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

A large stock OF shoe aud other brushes
will be sold at greatly reduced prices at
Wellsi drug stores,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Stln aud soft hats The picture OF ele-
gance aud refined tasle. Examine them
at Dahlman Bros
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

A wholesale Dallas firm quoted olive oil
by The case 81 81. 10 per dozen, You can
gel The identical brand from W at 80 cents
& botile. MOSTGuMERY & Co.,
Cash GfOcsra,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
THE MALLoRY TROUBLE.

daIysston Is Happy aod nclieves Fence ana
Quot Coming.
Special 70 tho Garrett
GALVESTON, TEx., March ia.--it rs reported
to night that nttheir meeting this morning tho
district executive board kuis' ~ Ct Labor
concluded not To modest the labor Ia The eolton
prcsses or on the Gnif, Colorado
A santa We railroad, btcauee OF
the boycott against the Mallory
company No formal order 30 this effect ms
been larucd, and ~ u probable formal pfnmul
CATION will not lac thought NECESSARY lhia
eonrlnsion, which ~ Virtual abandonment 81
the boycott 40 far as Il anerts Galveston rail-
roAda and cotton trhilr IN highly Rmlrihnipfy
10 the bnninoss men aud gives hgpeu for 90
early set lcmcnt Of the boycott itself, Inc us
trIcf board Will fcmnin here neferhi dh ~
| while 10 dhy'a action d0ca not noccRedtlly
| guarantee y cessation 81 the labor u0ubloa ~
| this point, n ~ accepted As i0fernnner 70
| peue,' and uuipt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Ellis & Kcllncr are still ceiling harness
and saddlcry goods 80 bottomnotoh
nricpB
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

The prices advancing we VIII be forced
to give only seven pom ds Arbuckle's
coffee for 81. However, we are very
stubborn on an advance
MONTGOMERY Go,
Cash Groccrs, Corner Fourth and Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Beautiiul spring neck-wear In all th'
very latest novelties II Dahlman Bros
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
The Noble Young Ladies working for ,he
ConfrdsrNte Home.

rhs Noble Yoang iadios working for ihe
Confederate Home.
eciHi ~ fhr iinzstie
IIittsaonO, INK March le.-aIatt night NE
young tables 81 ililipDof0 gave Hp enieftain'
Beui, tho roeen Of wuieh wore donated ~
no con ederast Homo ia Aualln, NolwIiila
slnndinR The recent ralns the rtfcrte we're ~
trstiy good ooaditlon. ash 81 tho iiina for tho
onte fiaiHinnnt ~ DNginiuHi e . large nhalHnf@
liar assonibiHd ht thu ~ "a 'iionsg ihc pro
gthniAle c0ingrifed d Eofie ~ ftciiniipnf, nu
4 8 aus tnblpBHN, all ~ rlich " ~ Amy hp
pforiaird nud ppp nuird ~ ~ nulrnfe
Amer thrke ipiiOwub r'if shmhpir, which con
niHtsd 0f aaFe aud epise ~ irA. Aftrf pA4ins
pkp nsrs tho nuney thten TO Wuynhieh "
1fHil,
So y b MDrfeli, pfOmineat fncr iaui q
llllisbHto. ditd lhia fDlDR ~ nv many ~
NNlera ~ had bepa spk M quitp NhIe
IN b gfisged iHnilg hib lhn Sincere f1iDpall43
VI ihis e1sirc aomnaanily
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Late novelties N t,us aud pgisolf wiil
BE- ss0sn tbi, eosk by iapdaiE q Chem
DaTs Go.
.Ifsas-aaFt-ss--t-s-=rs-ss
Deaqiifal spgiog pugE.wpw ~ Az the
very latest nNssliies az Dahip.Ea Bfcs.'
Try Wells. Chocolate aud cream soda
water, lce cold.
.-----s-s--------'Ep---.s'i
Novelties, worlds slilOns cad, ana q
chsalp al nsetz's, 40G IIouetOn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Beautiful spring neck WfaF y ail me
very latest novelties o. Da1lmaa bros'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Sllff and soft hats the picture Of ele-
gance and refined taste, Examine them
nj pahlman Bros
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
,A,,, wor,b el,oc.s 90
stu ahead. Read iAe following aud make
your orders whefey0u can get fresh ava
iiral-cins RnoOds AZ bottom pflceai

IL pounds standard afsnnlaled garfvr,t, og
lBE poundh aihDhnFd HuHnr f0rutsts.t, "
III pOunds standard pOwiihIed sugar FORE y
II uOuUda stan ard autsiOaf sugar foflf "
lBif pouaas Y. q. sugar fur,.faft s.y.ti.st TX
"a pOundA brown yuRaf fOrf.fftt4sft.ss w
TX pottnilR ilrfce itEd f0ft4ft.t.a,4ffts't \ ~
10 pOuBdn huckot lard fGrp4.stf44tts -
nOhDde bnokGt lard fOrl..at4.4.a.9fAf W
iuul dR bucket larr for ,.s...ss4l. ~ W
u1linds Arhuc, loe coffee frr.4t.st.is W
~ uonDuh roasted Gdh q tbuik) fof fftts' "
30 paundA fhOish.niD c0iieo for ,.s,"1tt M
N imunjh oatmeal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y "a
ponad package buukwheAt for i,s.sit,f-
6,psagid paeAHRe hurkwlioh f0ff.lfy,tt ~
n. " M0ihhses ffAncyl pef RAllvns.tt'f'tt9 III
God1H kytup ppdRallon 4vsifitstitft
Peal iiafcii por pound i..tti tft,fftfsfft
n ylI lRmp htBreIl per pVuhdrtftslN Htft "a
nap, handy 10 bars, . m. iiti.it- *
sehu. DANDY, N barn. tfOgi isfa ,ttslt IL
MEthorHl rnpIs urnal per hltsYfNi stesf *
Nhekaret No, hita,.l l.+4tfa-p fN.t n.
1nckerri No 5hiia ti44f..is.t.t.ftt ger
figns pcf ptund s4tsffi .sffi 34t,,fi "a
! ilfcat fAst bncan per pound st tsa
standard w toInaierh prf can 's'r -"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

~ Wells chocolate and cream soda
wQter, ice cold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

BoSuAM.

~ using Bass' Chicken choiera Cu'e
For sale by ali DRUGGISTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

water, lca cold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Desuufn
pure rlbhon-eane m9lasses - turner =.
hlcglurc'e. Call aud exatnipc u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Ellis q Kellner are still selling harness
aud saddlcry goods at Dottpm-noIch
prceB.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

R,F. Taekabery Tor spring iap.robes--
new styles jast IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Late novelties " fans aud pgtsolr Sfiil
BE- sb0sn tbis osk by ilapdalE@ Cham.
MIRA ftft
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
TERnEIL.

DALLA~. TEXAS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
nlLLhRDa0.

sid ha's, laiest stylus, at pahlunr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

stiff and soft hats the picture oi olo'
eance aud refined taste EAan'in' Ihen'
~ Dahlmau Bros,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Rllis & Kelmcr are stun selling harness
and saddlery goods AT bottOm.notch
nttaaa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Iieagiifal apgiog uugk.wur ~ ali Va
very latest nsAl,ies AZ DahigEa Brcs.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Rlls & Kcllnor are manufacturing holh-
IND but tne very bepi quality Of harness
and saddltrg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

A og.at Alliance Knights ~ Labor Cots
ton MiIi 20 be Haiti ProHpsctore.
SpahiAl 10 tic uasrli6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

Try weiis. chocolate an1 cream soda
MaDer. lce eald.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-05

with all speed, never minding how ia: be-
hind Jagged. We went out Of the place at
full -gallop, and while they turned to the
left l rode to the right. It would not do to
leave the MormOns a means Of pursuing,
and perhaps o%verhnuling us. There would
be no time to dismount and cut the
lariats and run off tho beasts, but they
must be killed in their tracks. 1t seemed q
horrible thing to do, even when 80 nerved
up and excited, but a shout from the
Danites settled the matter. The men had
seen us and were coming on the run. In a
minute l was among the horses, revolver in
hand, n as fast as l could pull trigger I
sent the lead into them. Two went down
and the other two broke away and followed
me half a mile before tumbling over. The
panites opened fire; but the range was too
ware out of sight and hearing.
Long weeks after this we one day rode up
to the gates of Fort Bridger, all of us un-
kempt, ragged, and scarcely to be recog-
nized as human beings, but safely delivered
OF mountain and plain. One of the women
is to-day a resident Of Baltimore and the
other of Chicago. and their measure Of
happiness is completely. Y. San.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-05
sEAMEN AS INVENTORS.
Necessity Compelling Them to Display
Their Genius In This Direction.

Necessity Compelling Them to Display
Their Genius In This Direction.
''There may not be many seamen
among the names of inventors at the
Patent Office" said a vessel captain the
other day to a reporter, ''but there are
few Yankees that have half the invent
i've genius that many sailors show.
IF a vessel loses a rudder, or gets
into any of the scrapes that so often
happen, the Captain doesn't have .
chance to run to some ship-carpenter
to have the matter remedied. He has
to pitch in and fix it himself. This
necessity is surely the mother of in
v%ention, and you will seldom see u
sailor at a loss for an idea in a critical
moment.
81 remember a year or two ago.
lumber-laden schooner capsized up
here on the west shore. A wrecking-
tug was sent out to bring her into port,
but when the tug arrived on the scene
the vessel was found to be in a perfectly
unmanageable condition. She had
gone over on her side with all sail set,
and there she was lying with masts and
anvas under water. It was almost
impossible to handle her in that con-
dition, and the Captain of the wreck
ing-tug decided to right her just where
she was.
"a passing schooner in tow of a
small harbor tug was hailed and lowed
up alongside the wreck. Blocks were
made fast to the top of her fore and
main masts, and lines run through
them and made fast tt the tops of the
same masts of the capsized schooner.
The other ends of the lines were taken
by the large tug and the small one
fastened to the deck of the capsized
vessel. The tugs steamed in opposite
directions, and in five minutes the
schooner was right side up, and, with
the exception of the loss of part of her
deck-load, Us good as ever.
"Last fall the schooner Mary L. Hig-
gle was sent to Lake Superior for a
load of stone, and on her return trip
was frozen in at Sault Ste. Marie. In
the spring her owner sent Captain
Hatch with a crew to bring her home.
'The Captain fitted her out and
started for Chicago, but he had got but
a short distance from the 500 when
the vessel sprang a leak and could only
be kept free from water by keeping the
pumps working steadily. The men
couldn't work night and day, and he
had 10 extra hands. What was he
going to do? Run into the nearest
port and telegraph for a w~recking-tug.
at an expense of a couple of hundred
dollars a day? This would knock the
profits all off the trip, and Captain
Hatch wasn't sailing for fun, so he set
his brains to work and rugged up a
windmill in the fore-riggging attached it
to the pump, and sailed for home with
q two-inch stream of water coming up
from below night and day, and his.
men doing no more work than usual.
81 could talk all night about inven-
tions made by sailors. One old Cap
tain has invented a mammoth planeta-
rum, showing the movements of all
the planets around the sun; he has
been working years or it, and will
bring it out next spring. Then there's
Captain Baker, who has a scheme that
will revolutionize steam navigation.
And a host of others l can't think of
just Chicago News.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-02-05
CAROL OF THE CASHIER.

Now. il you wish to rlss
~ He TO take a prize,
stan to the words have 10 ssy'
jus, a. into some good nank;
Ana t W. great sensations of the day.
NJ No do this you must oe
Van of courtesy,
rerv. very seldom take = oran'
AM year a patent smile
r nu , innocent OF gulle,
Ihats the kind OF a cashier that l am!
va, mist sport a costly suit,
ii"aHiamond pin to boot.
Aua,.c within the best society:
Anu Nd If in church you might
nnco,ne a shining light,
bobthe better for your game. you SOC
50 NV W. always on the lay,
md keep on in tn s way.
Anu aon1c will not think that you're . sham
Jol va never. night and day,
;,nuu,aat to watch and prey.
ror that's the kind OF a oash'er tnat s"'
must keep your books SO true,
Tsa. nobody but you
. .ail cyactly how finances lie;
Can a.wu when the Trustees come,
vou can figure up a sum.
OF profits; tha' Will
- n never let your hold
n neM from stolen gold,
te r.S on all the Doodle that you ian;
Then wildly speculate,
and dd rebypothecate.
And when at last YOU spy
Tbs time a-drlwing nigh
When 5svsTybod;y y Will VIII s sws onto you'
and rack your carpet bag.
And a do the h same as ali defaulters do
A~ Recsrd with merry glec
The victims misery,
ana R ,ES bid 'de your friends ta-ta,s
g.. .ha tae kind of a cashier that / ami
fo' -Thos. ". ITesidde,, in Judge.