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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

Drpsiy sheriff ChAdbOurns. Of Oxford.
brought = prisoner here Friday nigh,
.nd committed him TO ial to await trial
.r stealing oas handred dollars.
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A.E Forbes. lsf, Monday morning
for Bar Harbor. where he will represent
,he DENocKAI on the Maine Press ~
cur.ion.
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Haying has been TIE order Of the day
or The pas, week and some hay q most
sscsllen, quality has been harvested.
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May from this village attended the
services a, The BaP,is, church a. South
Pans lAss sabbath Afternooa. Perkins
team canned load.
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N.s, Susie Foster. from Portland. and
NJ. Nellie Chase. from DedhAm. Mas.
A., A. Mrs. VIM. Chase.
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"Ar,ic wave" struck this vicinity
Sa,lay nisht. Overcoais would no,
k.vs been unreasonable.
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Chnls. ". Hill. Esq. Of Auburn.
-snbsr q the firm Of Hill Brothers.
"a Ia town lAsi Thursday.
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M.~ sarah BAuoss, the returned
Missionary. accompanied by = Barmsse
..il. was A. Pans last week.
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Charles R.w.oa had = very the string
q Hack Bass on exhibition Saturday
sissi. They were captured a. Norway
Pod
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Hoa John z. S-assy. q Canioa has
zen a. The Hubbard House most Of the
pa,i ~esk
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S,ns q the boys captured turtle at
he rysr saturday which weighed ,ven-
,y.i~o Pousds
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William Hammond and b z. Gum
niass made another fishing uiP last
Salrdly. The IS Rs were -. t
ia.s time
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ID. A L. Hsrey. Of Oxford. was in
,own sunday.
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Robert Noye.. Esq. President q the
Norway Saving. BAnk was in iosn Sat-
gfiay.
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Mr.. Ma Brinklsy Aad Mss Brown.
.re visiting Ms. Dr.. Brown.
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Mrs. George NJ. Atwood Is visiting
iiisnds in Dixheld.
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NJ, q. A. ThAyer aud Miss Louise
noe are Spending fe~ weeks in Boz
tcr
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l. X. Record. Of boston. va. Al Paris.
Saturday.
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Several from Paris attended The Port
land celebration last week
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Mr.. A. +. White AID two sons. Of
Bo.,oa. are al lanes ). Wrights.
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r.. K. Giles Of the DKNccRAr oihee
returned from Portland Saturday.
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ROxnURY FOND.

Picnlcs abounded here JAY ) and 3.
The people came In small parties. mostly
for boat ride and 10 nsh. The sultry heat
detrse,sd much from their enjoyment.
Likewise the lack OF cool place large
enough 10 Accommodate 50 many.
The dry weather which was broken by
rain fortnight has again reached "feyer
heat" and Is doing much damage 70 grass
and other crOps.
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&C. Wilmington Of Baekssld. was
ia ,o~n Saturday.
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Mis-. Lena V. Eaton. Of Cambridge
Mas il At Mr.. wm. ChAse's.
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: c. Jackson and family Of Havsr-
BAL. M.ss. are ~ Charles RAwson's
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Rev. q. b. Hannaford Of RamfOrd
as IN tO~n Saturday.
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STATE PICK.UPS.


Bath has voted for water works.
Gre IN Bath last week. destroyed e.
so o. property.
TIE salvation Army esmpmeeilng Is in
sfogess a. Old Orchard.
Ae!Ass OF sixteen were graduated Al
Br'gi0n Aesdemy lasi week.
A good proportion OF the towns 10 The
STATE celebrated The fOarth aftsr TIE U.s.
"a 'ashlon.
Tae. meetlng OF the American Institute
o'lasirucil0u. a. Bar Harb0r last week
as uel attended
jacob II. RoAk. President OF The nrsi
Saiouh Bank. Aubaru, died Tuesday
tigat, iged about 81.
ave.year-oli BOY In wsisrville pat q
iorpeio IL hls mouth and vas qaiie ssvers-
y .risfei By II. on The jth.
About twenty-five acres % Que timber
al Gear SscO have been swept over oy
t's anf iae timber destroyed.
jines Googins OF Sabsitls, drank I.
PREPARATION Of alcohol and pyrogalliS ACID
hAoUoer shop. lie Was seriously Pois-
o1ei BAT las not died.
CiafAnce OHare. ostsnslbly peddier
eei BY reputation q smuggler, vas arrest
81 IN Portland, Saturday morning Tor me
murder % bis wife. The woman wAs
io1nt dead 10 her sleeping apartment
OHare vas trunk when arrested.
Portland Asd . grand centennial eele-
ofati0n lAst week. The procession on
hontay VAS four niles long. and every
Elng connected with the celeorsiiu was
asimllsr scale. No accident % any
Consequence occurred 10 mar the oeea-
500.
Tuner celebrated is centennial last
seek The historical address vas de-
AEsrei By Rev. W. X French Addresses
we're Aso made by Judge Gilbert OF Bath,
!1tge wiis0n OF South Paris, sni many
citizens % he town Mrs Rich OF Au-
oafn read poem
Dr. J. n. Hsnson. prinelpal OF coourn
Classical Insiitats. wstsrville. and one OF
De trustees OF Colby University, q cd M
Gay aight Dr. Hanson Was well known
u a. edacstor whose whole soul Was IN
"a work. Beside bis services In teaching,
es As edited q namoer OF textbooks.
Many Of our citizens have been max.
"a purchases from The establishment OF
fAne's Flrulturs Coupsny. Boston. Offer
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Dr. and Mrs.o. y. Bradbury were Al
iAe HUI AS, Saturday.
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A large crew Of "haysr" frOm An
dover are a. work here now.
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obs 0xfnrs usmuerut.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

r,,.t RsVtisi CharcA. Rev. J. \. CesArNss. f..ior
1900 rsrvtce every SanAsy Il II A. n. candAY
- n ~ e.bhsiA kxsnlnx ssrvics a. ?. n.
P,s,sr MssfInrs. nars.isy kvenngs-
f.,vsr.aI.t CharVh. Rev. CNroiins Angyl, i,ssiol.
~,tai q Is
- ~ nr.ss Hal. Emsry W Nsyca. Leader
49,, -f.nIsr. Sss-y. knd Treas. q. n. Atsccd.
$50 Maa.ssr. hestinss fuss.iAy .ni sNiartAf
Ivtnlres-
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Many OF our citizens have been max.
ing purchases from The establishment or
rAne's farnit1re Company, Boston, Offer
ns a. an excuse for their lack OF loyalty
% home industry the large assortment 10
seiec, from. and the difsrenee In price; ;
BESIDES. ssy they. every ons In town don't
nod oot what We paid for them.
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ROXRuRY.

Bradford Kuspp's father has returned TO
Llvermore.
There Was q meeting At the Consn,
school house, last Sunday; Mr.. Burgess
and son from Peru were present
Some have begun hsying.
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CANCERS,
BeautifIinQ The Complexion.

r,,,.a, ,ou will ani 4, 90 Immea.urably Gu.
t.erier 10 other preparations that yea VII nsfu
ssespt M other blood remedy. 10 pafsJ veg
eiabls and IL beyond all question the most
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-28
GAINESVILLE.
No Iynching Until They Can he Certain of
tho Man-Assnnlt 10 xili--Picnioa.

No Lynching Until They Can he Certain OF
tho Man-Assnnlt 20 KiII--PIenica.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, June 27.--The I'M
certainty as TO Williams being the man
Who made the assault upon Mrs. Cook
undoubtedly saved his neck last night.
At an early hour there was an unusual
crowd on the streets, which did not dis
perse until quite a late hour. There
we're many disposed TO act upon the
statement Of the women that Williams
was the guilty party, but better iudg-
ment prevailed and 1t was decided to
await further developments. About IL
or O'Clock crowd OF some thirty or
forty assembled at Crutcher, Harrison &
Blser's lumber.yard to discuss the mat
ter, and adjourned to await further
investigation. Williams was very much
frightened during the night, and the
sheriff kept the jail guarded by deter.
mined set OF officers, Mrs Cooks nus.
band has arrived from the country and the
lady is much improved to-day, Her neck
Is still swollen and she is still confined TO
her bed. The affair is still the topic OF
conversation, but there is no danger of
lynching until positive ana unmistakable
proof Is obtained as TO who the guilty
party IL. Williams has only been here
about a week from Texarkana, Is pro-
tesslonal gambler and pretty hard-looklng
character.
ID, A. Noyell, who lives south of this
city, has been arrested and jailed on a
charge OF assault TO kill. 1t seems that
on Friday last, N0rvell and an Intimate
friend and associate named George Davis
got into dispute and finally came to
blows. Noryell drew HIS knife and made
D thrust at Davis, when the latter threw
up his right arm, but received the cut,
which was quite severe, some of the lead.
ers OF his arm beng severed. Norvell
again rushed upon Davis with the knife,
this time iufilcting a slight wound in the
latter's stomach, but at the same time he
was knocked down by Davis AVID dlsarmed.
The committee of "yetcrans OF the
war; met yesterday after ioon, and,
after adding a few more names, ad.
Iourned 70 meet again on Monday morn.
ing, when full attendance Is desired.
new time card gees into fleet to-day
op the Missouri Pacific, and hereafter
trains will arrive and depart as follows:
No. lS2 leaves at $40 a. M; No. 1873 mr.
riyes at 1915 p. m; No. 81 leaves at
2 800 p nj No. lSl arrives at 6 p. m. by
THIS Arrangement passengers leaving this
city at 2;8O p. IN. arrive at Fort Worth
before dark.
The weather was close and very hot TO.
day, bnt Notwithstanding the heat there
was a fair attendance at all the houses of
worship. During the day there was a
slight sprinkle and indications look favor
able for good rain, which Is badly
needed.
There were number OF picnics
Throughout the county yesterday, which
are reported as successful and pleasant
AFFAIRS. The candidates, who are unu-
snally courteous and polite Just now,
were on hand to lay their especial claims
before the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-28
rlRgMES,s DEPARTMENT.

The committee ON Dire department Of
ihe city council has az vet failed 10 re.
pair The broken wheels Of the engine and
the hook and ladder truck, and much
dissatisfaction i the consequence among
the membefs a the two companies.
1 Ex-Chicf l.. 9. Gilmore Of sherman and
treasurer Of the State Fircmen's ass0eia-
lion spent few days in Denton last
week, Denton hrcmen are always glad
10 meet as thorough and rue a iireman as
| Louis Gilmore. Come again.
Many thanks 70 your Paris correspond
ent for the very hattcring notice Of the
| Denton items week before last. We read
their Items with equal pleasure and trust
She other departments OF the state recOg.
nize the good TO be derived from THE
GAzETTg's generosity.
standing coDundrum among our
hremen Is what jake Levy OF Sherman
has done about the mule and the 500
II. II. Dawson, our department treas
urer is called "The Patriarch,n on &C.
count Of his long beard, and the length
thereof rs only equaled by his capacity
for good beeK-Oh VIC beg pardOn--cider
we forgot Denton was local.option
town.
Handsome red-hended Jim Williams.
the Chronicle man, and 3 good fireman
by the way, has always been one OF the
warmest friends Of the Grcmcn through
out the state. His columns are always
open for any news Of Interest concerning
the fire department aud the fire boys.
Our gpod-l0oking eX-secretarY, II. a.
Tompkins fall our boys are good looking,
though, has been 50 busy (with the la
dies the pHst week that he has been nm
able - write mp a column, as usual, for
t0-day's paper, hence the pleasant duty
deyolycs upon your scribe,
President Austin expresses much regret
that the various departments Of the state
have not aYailed themselves of the gener-
Gus courtesy of THE GAZETTE, In that
they do not contribute more literally 10
the "Earmers' Columnp
The boys Of The department here, not.
withdrawing the fact that they have as vet
received no invitation, expect to attend the
celebration Ia your city on the 10th and
l7th OF July, and already talk Of the big
time and great pleasure they will have at
that time.
We hope that the fremep Of the state
viii "whoop up" our president, w. j !
Austin, In the primaries for attorney.
general. Our boys stick TO him here
He might materially assist us In neees.
sary Legislation.
Ex-Department Treasurer Spaldlng |
has grown about two feet ia the last few |
days, and Is the proudost man in the de-
partment. II Is a boy--John Hezekiah IL !
his name-and the happy dad is sim |
"settln' 'om up" ON the strength of his
good luck The boys will have TO ap- |
point committee to "set upn with him !
IN short time, It is feared, as his brain |
seems TO be affected somewhat.
We are patiently waiting for the pro.
eeedlngs Of the convention held in |
Gainesville In May, and feel assured that
our efficient secretary, Stuart Harrison,
VIII relieve our anxiety as soon as pos
sihle.
What IL the matter with the Dallas de. |
partmentp Haven't heard from them vet. |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-28
THE GAzErrE. FoRT WORTH. TEXAS MONDAY, JUNE 2s.

the Journal stated Friday, because he
could not get his lay-on extended We
heard him tell his best girl that he was
going to the Nation 10 live.
A. s. Bouctard, one Of the clever pro-
prietors OF the McDougai hotel, this city,
returned this morning from 81 Louis,
where be has been visiting old friends
and acquaintances.
Ike StaBdfer, one OF our leading legal
lights, has smile on his face as big as
q sunhower this morning. Upon inqniring
the cause, Ike answered, "He weighs
Just ten pounds, and when | left the
mousse he was trying TO make a political
speech; 40 least think So Never being
father TO bouncing boy before, maybe
you think am not authority Mother
and son doing well, and Ike is under
guard Of his friends, and we think, with
caution, he will be all right.
Officer Harry Gardner to-day arrested
q negro who had on a pistol, forty-fye
CALDER, measuring two feet in length. He
is very notwithstanding customer, but
will be well taken care of until he llgnl-
da'es. He also had s3l in money.
Mr. Dick Chamberlain went TO Sher-
man to-day 10 see his mother, who has
been In Chicago since last December,
visiting some Of her children residing
there. Dick looked as happy as though
he had found fortune.
w. A. Hallenbcck, confectioner, left
for New York to-day.
Mrs. l. Il KinsiDger left 10 spend the
summer at Fowler, Ind
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-28
A railroad King as a peddler.

Some time ago Mr.. G. p. Huntington
the railroad magnate, was here and got
into conversation with Mr.. Edmondson
the wall-known lawyer Of this city. The
tax developed the fact that the latter was
from about Abingdon, Va.
no you remember Maiden Spring, q
small place In that county, and Gen.
bowen's place near thereof, asked the
railr Dad millionaire.
very well" replied Mr.. Edmundson.
II was born there and Gen. Bowen was
my grandfather and the grandfather Of
g, Johnston, who now resides al
Washington.
"Well, well,n said the man who has
joined our oceans with iron hands. 0years
ago. long before the war, / used TO tramp
over The country with pack on my back,
q Connecticut Yankee peddler, and Gen.
no"en's plantation, near Maiden Spring,
was one OF my best stopping nlaeea - 2,
Washington Hatchet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-28
THE RAILROADS.
A Large aud Enthusiastic Meeting nj
DenIson 10 Move The Denison &
WaslIta Over the jround.
Livingston Has Her Eyes Turned with
Longing 20 the Great city
Of Railroads.
WORKING Tor The ROAD.

special to tho 5szctte.
DENisoN, TEX, June 27.--The largest
and most enthusiastic railroad meeting
that was ever held In benson was I'm
session last night TO take action ON the
bonus for the Denison g. Washlta rail
road. Mayor Hanna was called 10 The
cnalr, and II. Tone elected secretary
w. B Munson was then called ON and
responded IN briof, stating the object OF
the meeting and also the proposition Of
the company 70 the citizens TO be q bonus
Of $4,000 withs right Of way aud depot
grounds, or 100000 cash, payable by In
stallments Of one-fourlh the amount when
the road Is constructed TO Red river and
one-fourth when each ten miles liz con
structed until paid. Mai. Mauehs
said he was confident That eytrv
citizen OF Denison would give something
and wanted them all 10 talk right out II,
meeting He made motion TO appojnt
u committee and put them 10 work i'm
mediately. The major was warmly ap.
plauded.
Col Foster said TINT he thought the
proposition was very liberal one. Tho
colonel also says that the time is near AT
hand when the Indian 9Terrltory will be
settled by actual settlers and not be
VIVA waste, as 1T IL now, aud Denison
will oyertake, II not go ahead, of Fort
Worth and Dallas, and be one OF, IL not
the largest, distributing points In the
state, and this road will eventually be-
come the main line and Denison will then
be not only the Gate city of Texas, but
VIII have three gates standing open 10 re-
ceiye the trade of the state Of Texas, the
Northern states and the Territory. The
colonel was applauded to the echo at the
conclusion OF his remarks.
J.. Lebrecht then moved that the chair
appoint committee Of ole from each Of
the four wards in the city, and they &C.
lect two more from eaoh ward to raise the
subscription Carried.
The following committee was appointed
by his honor, Mayor Hanna; First ward
John Ourand; Second ward, Fred Muller;
Third ward, J u Streeper; Fourth ward,
John X. Carr.
Mayor Hanna, upon motion, was
elected as chairman Of this committee.
Mr. J Il. Streeper says that the com.
mittee can raise the money IN forty-eight
hours.
Meeting adjourned until next week,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-28

Circular No. IA, signed by Gov. John
q. Brown, receiver of the Texas & Pa
chic, conveys the following information,
ioreshadowed by The GAZETTE several
days ago.
l. Mr.. A. A. Egbert, general superin-
tendent, having resigned, to take
efect the LIST day OF july,
Mr. l., l.. Keller, senior division super.
intendent, Is temporarily assigned to the
duties appertaining to the general super
intendenrs office until the vacancy is
permanently filled.
2. Mr. I. w. Anderson, train mas er
Rio Grande division, is temporarily as.
signed to the discharge Of the duties Of
division superintendent of the Rio Grande
division until such time as permanent
appointment may be made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-28
DENIsON.
Hts Hand orushed--A Happy Fs.her FOR
Pistol Toung.


III" Hand orushed--A Happy Fe,her For
Pistol Toting.
Special 20 the Gazette.
DENIsoN, Tx June 27.--A youna
man giving his name as william Cox, and
mailing from Illinois, was arrested YES
terday for carrying a pistol and tlne
assessed against him Of sSi. Not being
able to pay he had TO r. to jail. Having
never developed taste for solitary con.
hnement, he very unceremoniously
skipped out last night by breaking All
hud had got as far as Colbert, /. n. when
IN attempting 70 climb freight train he
slipped and had his right hand horribly
mashed and great cash cut over his left
eye lie arrived on the south-bound Mis-.
souri, Pacific train at 1850 thia mornine
and applied 10 THE GAzKTTE man. who
plotted him 10 the office OF DIR. Wal.
lace, who relieved his suffering mn
III the arrival OF Dr. A. w. Ache.
son, when the unfortunate was conveyed
70 Or, Acheson's surgery, and the Two
physicians amputated his hand ana sewesl
up the cash over his eve.
Mas Flora Moulton aud mother. Nh.
= Is; hcDougal, arrived Friday from ST.
Col. Clyde s. Kretsinger, the handsome
and efficient postal dellgery CLERK Al onr
postoiiice, says he did not 20 North az
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-28
PROBABLY FATAL SHOOTING.

man named Jones shoots man Nam, d
hsvley Near orandview.
Special TO the Gazette,
GRANpyinw, TEX, June "a. The news
lust reached here OF shooting ARRAY
about 2o'olook this evening at Covlngton,
a country town nine miles west OF here,
In which Mr. Harley, briekmason and
contractor, was shot twice through the
BODY by one Mr.. Jones OF HlIlsboro.
From the report OF DR., Douglass, Il is
supposed that the wound viii prove fatal.
immediately after the deed was commit
tsu Jones menntod his horse and left.
some parties are said TO be In pursuit Of
hlm The cause Of the trouble is said 20
nave arisen from some MISUNDERSTANDING
about a settlement
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-28
A Monument and warning.

An eX-railway director writes letter
TO London journal contrasting the cap
ltalization OF the Canadian Pacific with
that OF the New York, Pennsylvania &
ONO, ana this comparison Is certainly
instructive.
The Canadian Pacific has fixed liahllI.
tits 70 the amount OF 81, 900 per mile
WhlIe the Others liked liabilities are equal
70 leSzo,OOO per mile. " Is no wonder
that IN American Judge, ia commenting
upon ERIE McHenry's claim for recogni.
tloh on the score OF control or ownership
OF mass OF tho junior curities Of this
r9aai sald mat such obligations had not
corn. fNFPN'
II Is fortunate for tie people who use
u that the New York. Transatlantic x
Ohio is leased to a strot company and IL
kept IN irst class pl seal condition.
but the history Of the ia company Is n
record OF financial folly and warning 10
capitalists and investors the world over
IL was short cut for the managers NJ
the company when IFS fairs were reor,
ganlzed to save all the obligations. MANY
OK which had been traudulently incurred
ana saddle the road with load of dehi
which was ten times as large az II should
nave been More than this the ANIMAL
aterest on these junior bones is cumula-
I'VE ana 20 Is continually being heaped
up WIN no benefit to anyone present or
prospective. ~
" lhe railway becomes bankrupt II Is
Always best to apply the pruning Knife
snd cut deeply so that the sap may suflIce
tor the support 81 the remaiuing
branches. II there Is no possibility 81
bonds being carried or stock becomine
worth one farthIug, all might as Wen he
Inc New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio "a
an awful example Of miscarllad plans ara
never paid ean 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-28
OmeIaI InfornlntInn

Prof. George L. vose, whose manual ON
railroad engineering Is authority the
world over, WIS one day puzzllpg over
.he ume'card on the wall OF the Boston
Z Maine station without making out what
ne wanted to know, when the president oil
tue road. Mr.. Furber, came by
ana aceosted him. ~ am ysry
gao to see YOU" the PROBES
scr sald 81 wish you would help me out
Win this timetable. can not make
mead or tail out OF it.n The president
Joined In the investigation, and for some
moments Inc pair fioundered about
ss an,g q. m, g and p. m.'s with no salts.
factory results whatever. "Oh. mayer
can make anything out OF these things y
PRESIDENT Furber exclaimed at length
Lets AK somebody!n And they went
ana asked brakeman. ~ Boston letter
70 the Providence journal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-28
Dirt Soon TO Tly.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
LADoNIA, TEX, June 2G.--Mai. Wal.
than of the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe
has been in Ladonia for the past two
days getting a plot Of the town and right
ing up the survey. We expect dirt TO be-
gin to move between Ladona and Farm
ersyille in a few days.
Col Wylie passed through town yester-
DAY looking after the rlght-of-way. He
says ne Is getting along nicely between
Won City and Farmersville. He urges
up Honey Grove on that end Of the line