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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

"a man la Ohlo. sg~i - years, stopped
cheslng iubioca one day. aud died The
next" Thttr Il. nothing remarkable sbou,
this. II the man had died one day. snd
stopped chewing the nett, IL might be
worth msntlouing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
II-nACIiuNs.

1. onc.enh oflrifs. n enh Of plate.
obennh ~ spoon. oue-fourth % fofk. two
anhs 81 chine form ~hst article OF tabls
mruishingf
2 One seventh OF Bur,lo. one seventh
Of New Yofk. Two seycuths Of 81 Louis
two seventh. OF Trenton form VIA, Am,fi'
can ciiyt JIMMIE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
wn,rIs fnE UsEf

or tuJ NJ WORTHLESS. medicines. aci spend.
lug money on ggaCs dsctof. whose only
.ii,a h 10 soil Toe pubilc IL u rot batter
20 boy fslisbl. medicine lke Sulphar BIT
think 80. a. they cured me 81 ca
.isfrh in'r su1-firg three yssr.-E r.
Cilrt. N1arAfsfsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

Tirsi Al a.. .topps.i ire by d. kiine's Great
Ssfx. us.torvf. No nts amer nr.t LAYS as.
Marvellous cure. tr.sii-e ani Y tfiAi ooaus
hrss to ~ eases. send "a pr. klins. ui Arch
81 phiia. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

The name OF ". n. Downs still lives. al
,hough he has been dad many years. III.
Elixir for the curr 10 coughs aud cold.
has already ouillv,d him . quarter Of .
osuiary. aud IL siill grovipg In favor with
the public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

Ay,u pretty a. sell ss ssftlcsahe Yea
apron can b. made % Coo uahl-schsd cot
ton on cheese cloth. using q straight
breadth. Flnlsa bottom with q hem Tour
OF ayc irchs. vide, sii's ~ inches. 10
pisc. OF binding make ahsm across i'P
ons and 4 half inehs. side. hau IN sry
hrigAi-colof,i ribbon sud Tie 10 hos ou
side. Any pretty design ouiiinei In red
scfo.. he bottom OF he sprun aiis great
Il, ArNr Nous
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

81 understand you are q graduate OF
vsssar, Miss Lucy. DID you ever study
Eneil.h literature 90 any sxtntf'
"Oh. mercy. ys-; W bad iiosg for bfesk.
fast, Bacon FOR dluner. Lamb for tea, and
Lover In the evening"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
SQUARE

Zach word 1. hidden 10 the paragraph
which defines H.
1. This l. IN article which When oP'n'
help. 10 ventilste q room.
? An animal which l., al best. . pifai'
lcslly fsrce looking creature.
T. A musicsl composition which usual
" IL. In - .oopc. rather dificuli Tor am
stsufr.
Doctor Dsnsir used his In sseeips'
ton daring the great smallpox sesrr . ie"
y ar $50.
s P,ople Omen DO this when they Eel
phsr, a. even sclool.boy would tell you.
AvNT llirTiE-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

Some ,aor, WAS made % obtain these
signature. and probably they embraced
nearly all the Revolutionary survivors Of
Oxford County a, ,h- time. The larger
proportion Of those Oh, settled ia this
County. had died previous to tai, meet
ing. The pablies,ioa Of ,hi, lie, may
aid some who are interested in these
matters. IspEx.
AuguIa, Dec. ~, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

Par,on Dosbs confesses that he 'dont
know In advance what God 10 going To
do n he did, he probably wouldn't feei
.o chlpper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
Aush,aing.rod sxeni IL the chsp who
ilkes 10 give points 20 the people.

All those Who have used Bsrtsrs man.
drake Blttsfs sprsk very stronflv In theh
praise Is csuts per bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
NOTICE.

TIE Bssrd u .eiseinsn 81 he TVus % Paris.
viii - IN sssshn ~ thsir ne o. tie. fOss
Hoass TIA hfst To. sdas q essh n nth. 81 ets
oei.sk 2 n 10 taBssctios OF 1astsrss lesshf
conisE tsf0Fe thsm. Pan OkDhE
fsfis Mach1. sss3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

xSos TnrsrLY. by reading thr "sel'
enes 81 Lifs," the best medical work eve
published. Tor young aud mliile-agci men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
OXFORD COUNTY REVOLUTION.
AIRY SOLlERS.
srnvivoKs N itiL.

A, a meeting q ih- Revolutionary
soldiers Of Oxford Coaniy holden a, Par.
/, Hll. January 81. 1926. josiah PANS
Of Baskhsld presided. .ni ias follosins
name. ~,r, .pPcadel TO a P%sii,ioa fo' =
eh.nye ~ The Pension hws
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

1t has been decided by = court OF
competent Jurisdiction that there is just
~ much ersft upon the land a. there is
upon the ssA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

D,.PsP.is,

c.v- I feel It my dur 20 say re.
n.C.ng nlfloSk Wofd Bitter that its
bit muIiDiuc ever took suffered
80 10 three yrarsfrOm stomach troubles
q dytpeg.tns well ssffom yer all
i1ry Cmrla o. vas not able ~ Al.
elinmy hi,ncst Ny Wiicvlsrnlcicl
much tie samc way. Wefcaio flour
trrip ihc lancfs and mii' up our
inis thsi Vs. wuulirg lien. TIE result
mvvifcrnl Ilrrsn Z % impr 70 atonce.
IL an nov Aalc o. ID moe ilrl work
.tt icinfc IN tea yrsrs. l'uIirvcd my
l.ts trnuhi ssswcli. Nc both wlsh
u, IT, A~-k~ssfif. Goitprui.
JOSEPH LANpON.
chelsea. Vt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

In case Of hard cold nothing will relieve
| the breathing so qui6kly 40 10 rub Afnies
A oil Liulmsnt on the chest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
A WEALTHY FARMERS
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.


rsls sreriai scff efAA sLhsag A"e'I " a"t
~tsfas'fise eass.
,sar he th.isins uise ef nstde,.s to
ml,. sect OF fhst qassn ~ 80 lakss 81 t.rifsl
"a. Yerf. senscs, lises NJ. pseist tupphe. .
seattle rsn n about 20 yesfs w sapphe oses
,sry large. sei hlshy euhlsssa ".s. 49,
- helrs an. tsst f.fa In y thai esnin ttsp
s,ee 10 rias,s ssms 10 thrive. sd NE 'i,lce J.
musb s'ushtty ycsaFef ani fts .splhh.sa
sssmets. sAbtai too yesrs Aspi' NJ tspplc..
.,tl.s. . sufsfei a. N = Wv feTsfe stlch OF
Dl.N@tes n refueed - IN fssh a. That "a
snIs ,lta spd hots.. ssi Ry stn wss snN'e,ci
.sa w1istkd baal.. ~ u'ius eeuisife = such .
l.rss pefcsuiase OF sufa' that slsa y sas spNl
FL he fugr eeuti sffsislfs tess hrate :
coating Tlsisiy visible NJ lis~a. eesp.icel ~
Ifusfss lKitasy an iiivesl htntpt = ihis si.ss
n M setnsss. sss ! improved sieadi sai 80
csf,s, at an 400 sbis 10 assn pftsp'hf 80
ria ead IN M . age sea OF ~ aattrsts fsfm
rE operations uyNTs ihti.y aad ilNtfl
nrs,nf y asrisi msdrias ie' pae'i'' AT '
ktfnaf rrubieA"
Agss,ismln tsUirg efihse sc, 80 ~ih'
,sg a. 100 fafttef a he uansf 81 = nsti'.
.fois D. NJ 4. y. Meissn, q nrse ltr .eei
Merchant at Cfocsf. "a nun ~, Aaia n'n 81
.s.t iaies,uf ssi ssftn. sskias 81 i~niofmai!os
IN he msiDr. a. revived "a fiio~igE Isry
uUSpTG. NY Jas 4 4. ~.
Dear ~. loafst a ssc1at 80 ~ hstd thl.
msrrtas ssu EsF hat t1inA Ne 80 q
uVsTstKIflci aai tlssfl HEarnt n NJ, psnf
sutp 90 cssc cfiaisfg ssrst Ne fOf. W 80
gsiSs dosn ven last pistisus 90 %. ts', ssdt
ssn ~ Shes N impfcTs mat ssss aft.I =. rs.h
y uks me RsAsdf. NJ ". y Nishi@sa
Aces irs g. al he iscts IN Nj sappif..e.s
NsuFa HuNU - AllNAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

Mr,. : -ani. 10 know some sooi Gay
Of oookins enhbsnis.. Will some one
give receipt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

Dr. &. +. Bromser. Of Rochester. ". Y.
says "Ansr havlng used Scott. Emulsion
With decided benefi upon myself, have
taken great pleasure la rvcomms uding II
,lucc In The %y,riOu. conditions oi wasting
In which IA \. indicated
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
we., shorr 70. &C.. Conductor.

NV loeNs Iatagi ~ IVA
uINTS HfNfuN 80.
.fsrtsnTs i-utvtE tea sieei wa .
.s,ese sitsra 81 kitfes trsabl', 81 N as.pfa
ne frnm M tusinsss. I sAa pfffsti"d % |.
'usnd On ~ tssia o. ~ nUsf slhhsfl -
ti,.,l nKuEpN a. he tesommeatoi "a = ~
sigh A. IL fo.sftls e. fat a. q ssfs tan 70 hdt'
pI-ss al al tfrutiss - tha tntafI ofsaes
1 bssaa 20 On prove ffvii 800 ffefleo see
"a ssirs ~ NmNfF aai ieN stTh
80. a. t.si.v " sstias me frua = naf sttssss.
Ih.se neaaff a. re mmsufel III lhfinsl
ard Iltsr. HTatu a. NJ sri risd 10 faas AL
81. 49, ~. sfs.Ys rrfuftsi " ustaftaH thfn rl
ttlt a. brahh. de- . e fuiY a. cell go pnt
a. a. q. recommend o. seai at leistlf 10 ~.
~lss =. I have pfuvri ~iirsIsihaisf Asi hfe'l
ginTpf % b. uns
" G ntRtpitn, tsntsfi't.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
IN cl.niyy DRIPPING

Pat The dripping Into = basin; pour over
n, boiling water. Ia which . tssspooufal OF
salt has deem dissolved and Keep stirring
the whole To wash away the Impurities
Let IL stand 4 cool. when the water and
dirty sediment will settle ~ the bottom
Rspest this operation twice with fresh
water. When cold remove the dripping
from the water and melt into Jars.
While I think OF II, I will tell you Of q
nice Way 10 keep lard Ia Sumner Ia the
spring. when I have . lot OF empty Mason
Jars, I fry oct my lard. strain Il into tln
pan. let ~ stand Q little while 10 cool,
wiring q towel from hot water. lay IL foltei
on the table, pat the jars on IT, dip 10 the
lard carefully. put on the rubbers and
screw on the caps as soon ss You csn;
your lard will keep ., long a. you want 10.
and have the advantage OF being In small
qasutities.
Ulixiag Corn Def Fat -Pare several
potatoes. slice thin. throw them In the fat
IN. 4 has been saved In boiling eorned beef
Boil the "a, and potatoes three-qusrtsrs OF
an hour, skimming carefully and strain %
from the sediment The TAT will be SWEET
and solid. suitable for ordiosry cooking
purposes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

al. loss. ?. Maine ,. Maryland 4
Vefmoui 8. Georgia q. Colorado. :. Ne
vaia :. Delaware. o. lliuois 10. Nilsson
a. ~. California
81. slave. vals.. lave. ? L,ree.
lager
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
Som. EMrI,loN Dol PrnE

Con LrvEK On, WIN nrrornosrniTrs,
Yer Talaiabis aai EEcddous IN Wd,,ing
Diseases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
m-ixrtrn =

Change one letter Of = town In Ss-
Nofk. and have another town In Ne~ iofs
lussft = letter and have athifd town IN
me same STATE. IVA In u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

Scraps OF bread. cooked oatmeal, REM
. colaud,r 10 serve - q basis for brown
bread. ifthere are raisius In the padding
pick out and put back Afterwards. Some
COOKS always PIT rsisins In brown bread.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
nor.rnolp ciirriSos

%nOusLnoLp ciirrISGs
bag ~ bot sand l,a gooi oomfvrtr
Tor cold feet 10 winter.
To rsmove lndsllb BIZ ink Apply as'rong
solution % eyanide OF potassium 'nd rin'c
veil.
warm soap .ui. will keep The bugs "a
from house plants and male them STOW
very fast
Fi.h NAV be sealed much more easily ~
dipplug for az iu.tspi In boiling wsisf.
Tough meat may be made 80 tender A.
sny, by the addition Of q LITTLE vinegar u
The water when IL 10 pat on % boil
DO no, pot soap 10 the water With which
you wash the glass on your bufeAus wash
Ii clear bot w,ier with = con cloth then
polish with q piece OF chsmols skin. Ihis
removes lint and mskes the glas. .hln".
Make . small square bag 81 %f,nn,l. i'sv.
lng one end partly open. In this pot all
The remnant. OF .osp, as the pieces become
too small % handle easily. When the bag
4. allied. fssisn Up the opening aud II mascs
4 good bsih.tub arrangement
A friend from another State serbs the
following:
J.FASrsE WALL DECORATION
10 response 10 an Invitation by it, editor
10 help sus,,in he "Ilomemsssr.' Col
umu," We ofsf few hlnts which may be
new % some % lts readers. The japanese
wall decoration will be very pretty II good
taste IL u.ei 10 the selection OF mst~risl .
Take four japanese folding fans aud rr-
move The wire that holds them together.
Al the top OF the fans make holes In The
frames large enough 90 Insert q strong
cord. and draw the tops tightly together,
then weave ribbon into the frames Of the
fsus which will give II the appearance OF
fancy psrssol. Finish the ceuife with q
pretty how Of the ribbon or ribbons used
for the border. Pat q small round box or
piece OF thick paper back OF II when put
on the wall 10 press 1t out and give IL
shape. This makes q yery cheerful deco.
ration FOR the dining or sitting room.
As the season for candy.mskiug IL nj
hand, . few recipes may no, cone sml-s.
We have tried them aud know tn 10 DO
reliable
PEANUT rAFyY.
Two cups sugar. one-hslf cup butter,
ouehalf cup vinegar, three t~ablespoonfal'
molAssss, Que quart p~snuts pat the but
ter Ia Just before taking from the nrei
cook until brittle, tried In water.
CAnANELs.
Two cups sugar, two-thirds cup mo-
lassss. two-ihirds cup milk, two and QUE
half small squares chocolate; boil these
together until they cllnz. not brittle; take
from the IRE. add . large piece of butter
aud . tablespoonful OF vsnillsi beat ultil
cool. thea pour into = battered pan crease
In small sqasres
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
ASTANDARD MEDICAL WORK


Fshss.tef viNusy. Nsrsos. AL Phs.iesl be
h.Itr frfmsi1re isciins IN NEE. krof. o.
Nnu n. 81 me- uatolt utssriss recalling frou
.rfi rHsftans 10 exressrs. Atrk nf efefN man
ToaaE utilize a. sd oii n cpnsin rs pre-
frrfl rusf falI sruts snf shfunic d~sessss, earh
rre n sfcI q l1Faiashlf. - iauod 1F the a..
trEf snnss sNTefsrcc 30 n feafs u tuen a.
probably nsFfr oTtors isll to ne 10 OF any pht
sltar. 80 page. tcurt in tesuitfsl freach
ursln. tmiossci e1Vers. TAI ar. Euafantsfd
U o. e fuff Nurk I'm sFffr ssuse-nschAnicsl,
sfarT anI professional than A1T other soft
900 ln tnIs = uauV foF 0. 81 o. Ne moasy wrl D.
~ 4r.lni in fFtT instarCs. ffioe 0nly tlNo ~
~ni. n sfuaii Illustrative ssmpis eats. sod
sos. irlf usdai ssaftsd The sathofty ne Ma.
firrsl Neil FL AssCclatior. % ne fresHfsnt 81
~ rr. ttr uun. =. A. hissell. aud associate On
Gers rf me Beard the resder 10 respectfully ~
.frrel
msbcok shoutd BE- T.ad by ne yosrs for 10
sifufflnr sat b. ne anrast fur relief N vii
Ensf aI-Lasfsa Lascef
Ihrrr II 90 mFmtsr % selefy o. Nhcm ttls
t-os uI1 a. b a-fll. strthff yoath psfent.
suarllku. Husuu.t1r % ferENmsn=tfgeaasf.
Atdress ~ rcsboiT seiicN iusutss, % DE-.
" "a. farksr. ~. : buianea street. Bosio.
Nass no uaF te clnsu I'D o. al tiseases ~
QIIuu sku "a ehpsr snrc Chrn ic sud obsti
aais 4 secs ttsi hsvs bsni-d ths stIl a all
or, lhy.ia.a. : y easis HEAL seh
a. iniianss o. hh
ore. ooak
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
v.-uippES rorIs

V.-uIppEs forIs
1. TIE pios biz MAsdA's tose bash. ,pd
broke 10 %
2 Mary. cot urvi me- ssfi
= YOu must o., The kinss loser Than
Thai
4. To nan $40 The whale perform
ance.
S DO yuu lllv % rad poeifJi
&. Dli you ct In The car yon ~lshedl
:. We ialicd 90 get upp,t rooms 10 ths
hotel
= Aatry anticipates nv ever Wish.
> H.aI catered the door lasi shove
tAs iatca.
no. We barn slack coal Al nigat
EvAu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

Two cups sugar. one-hslf cup butter,
oue-half cup vinegar. three tablespoonful.
mola.ss., Que quart pesnuts pat the but
ter 10 just before taking from the IRE
cook until brittle. tried In water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19

ASswERs To PrrILx. 90 L,sr wrrK
i-BAgdai.
2.-in,ugura,lou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-19
Trunk Railway
wIn,sr Arrangement.

ua 80 arrr nt llh. issA al sltA
rrss. ua - te-s
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AsTNrs WAsTtD ToE OUE CH.HNiss nav
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

covering the scope OF work at present
embraced In its productions. Still times
change and people change with them, and
what was struggling, iuchoste affair to-
day, Is a gigantic concern tomorrow, with
it's ramifications reaching to every coun-
try under the sun, and Its sails
flying upon every sea. The law
Of supply and demand makes these
changes, and this fact Is proven by the
present proportions Of this concern. They
found demand for plows and farming
implements, and with the necessary CAPT.
tai Of money, pluck and brains, they went
TO work TO supply that demand, and now
their machines can be found upon every
farm In the country, aud wherever good
implements are used, and live, wide
awake farmers live, their names have be-
come household words Their exhibit at
the Texas State fair is handsome one,
and embraces all their productions, in
GLIDING plows, harvesting machines,
buggies and wagons. Their plows
especially contain many poin g THAT make
them superior to those manufactured by
other concerns, and an inspection by the
candid inquirer will convince him of this
fact. Put up by practical men, and not
by mere theorists, and OF the very best
materials, there is in each implement that
which commends 1t 10 the buyer. After
years of test and trial the Deere nlow
has made for Itself a place in the hearts
Of the people that time will not destroy.
THE WEIR PLow co,
There are plows and plows, but there
are none like good plows, as the verdict
Of the people after years Of trial, In case
OF the Weir plow Will show. This COM
pany not only manufactures the sulky
pillow, which is the delight OF the modern
farmer, as he cannot only enjoy the com
fort of an umbrella and ice water on q
hot day, and do the best of work in ease
and comfort, but 1t turns out an endless
variety OF cotton-planters, harrows,
plows, spring and farm wagons, engines,
| gins, etc and the celebrated Weir cult
yator with which man can do more
work and better work, within q
given time, than with any other
machine known. Everywhere the Well
plow is known (and where are they I'M
known?), It has won the hearts OF the
people. Their sales are immense, and in
order to meet the demand for their i'm
). plements they have large supply-house
in Dallas, under the management Of Col
A. j Porter, from where large shipments OF
their goods are being made to parties In
Texas and contiguous states The Well
Pillow company, knowing the wants OF
Texas farmers, have put up machines
that will fully meet their wants. Theii
goods Dre put up of the best materials
only, and their use commends them *
the user at once. Their dis
play at the Texas State fair 4,
an excellent one, and contains a full
list of their productions, embracing
sulky plows, Cultivators, cotton planters
harrows, plows, flne buggies, spring ant
farm wagons, engines, gins, etc, and also
the Keystone Company's goods. These
goods are arrayed In good taste, anC
show to the best advantage, and occupy
an exclusive building, where the public
are cordially invited to call and examine
the exhibit,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31
DENISON.
His VITO Absoonds-M. E. church Dsdica
tlon.

His VITO Absoonds-M. E, Church Dedica.
tion.
Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Oct. 30.-To-morrow
the Southern Methodist church will be
dedicated by Bishop Galloway. Rev.
j. r. Wolf, presiding elder of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, will preach ut the
First Nj. L Church North, morning and
evening.
Last night about o'clock, man by the
name of Mike Drew, arrived in this city
aud stated to an officer that one Sharpley,
who had been in his employ for some
time past, had absconded with his
fDrew's) wife and tlve-year-old daughter,
yesterday morning early, from Mr.. Drew's
home at Valley View, eight miles from
Terrell, in Kaufman county. They were
seen in Mckinney yesterday morning,
and were making their way to Denison.
Mr. Drew got here in advance, and is
eagerly looking for them He says
his daughter is ali he wants
The fellow Sharpiey can have
the woman. In conversation with TIKI
GAZETTE representative Mr.. Drew stated
that he had been married nine years, and
had lived happily all that time until this
man, Sharpley, had appeared on the
scene, since which time be has not had Q
happy moment. He also says that Sharp
ley carries 45.calibre pistol and will
shoot at the drop OF the hat. Drew eau
toned the officer to be very careful II hi
, should arrest Sharpley, as he was bat
man. Mrs. Drew and her runaway
partner have not yetput in an appearance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31
ARLINGTON.
Died of His wounds-Co,,oa rrospe,ts I'm
proving,

Died of His Wounds-Co,ton trospetts I'M
proving.
Special TO the Gazette.
ARLINGTON, TEX, Oct. s0.-On the
evening Of October 90 r. NJ. KiukIe, a
saloon keeper at this place, had a dim.
Guilty with Bart Johnson, who lives near
johnson station in this county, which re,
suited In Kinkle receiving what at first
was thought to be a slight stab in
the temple, but later Investigations
proved the skull to be fractured, and tina.
piece OF bone was pressing the brain,
which neoesstated the removal of the
fractured part. His case was pronounced
very serious at the time OF the operation,
and resulted in his death al
1880 o'olock this morning, much
to the regret of many citizens of Tarrant
county, II which be has been a citizen for
many years, He leaves wife aud three
smaihcbildren to mourn his loss. john.
son, the party who did the cultlrp. w,s
arrested aud placed under small bond.
as large, however, asitwas at first thought
the seriousness OF the case demanded
Buty your correspondent has been informed
that he has gone, II was said by some
eye-witnesses to have been iushheble.
The top crop Of cotton la this section
Is more than doubling the prospects q
one month ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31

The crowds at this fair were good all
day, and the fact was marked that great
many alliance men and other farmera
with their wives and children, made up
by far the larger part Of the attendance,
The agricultural implements, the ma
chlnery and the cotton corner were the
chief centers OF attraction.
In exposition hall, the space around a
model In wood Of
IHk TEXAS cArIToL BUtLDfNa,
was iammed all day long This model Is
q perfect representation OF the grand
building now being erected &C austin. II
conveys al idea OF the immensely ami the
grauduer Of the building, which cannot
DO had by viewing picture.
ElnlbSr n awards were made to cx-
hibitors IA the adlos' department, ANA
there were score or more OF happy
feminine hearts and iouriold OF unhappy
ones over the result. All the jellies were
opened aud tasted, all the bread and cake
cut, the former examined cod The latter
eaten The committees did all the
eating ana were loud ia their praises OF
several samples o. nut aud fruit cake.
CATTLE AMI shEEP
awards were closed IA this department
aud a line display Of pure bred Iolstelns,
Jerseys, ueref0rds and Aldernys was
made, Maddox S Powell Of Fort Worth
gathered IN most Of The premiums OF fine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-31
notes from sherman,

special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tx, Oct so In response to
a call issued by Scott Jones, the temporary
foreman, tAe Sherman Hook and Ladder
comeany met last night and organized
with seventeen members, and elected the
following officers to serve until Jan. +;
Abe kirkpatrick, president; Scott Jones,
ioremani James Saddler, assistant fore
man; Silas Hare, Jr., secretary, and j. S.
Cook, treasurer The following were
elected delegates TO the nremsn,s state
convention; II. IL Barrow, James Sad
dler and w. II, Webb.
A call was published in the local papers
to-day for mass-meeting Of the teachers
Of GFayson county, 70 be held at the
North Texas Female college, IN this city
on Saturday, November G, at 10 o'clock,
for the purpose OF organizing u teachors'
institute for Graysan county.
There has been no change at the county
prison since yesterday, which shows lis
OF forty-two prisonersln jail.