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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
B0fTLING Up WORus.
EdiscL's Photograph is Now Well Before
the People.

EdiacL's Photograph IS Now Well Before
the People.
Edison's phonograph WAS invented
some years ago and pumoer Of inssru.
ments were placed on exhibition. Near
the pisces where these instruments were
being practsced upon by curious crowds,
through open windows, could be heard all
Day perrot-like sounds, which seemed 20
afford initiate amusement to the listeners.
The crowds evitsn.ry found g medley
most Ell joys6le, ana mixture Of Prose,
poetry, song and idIotic laughter was
ground out OF the machine from morning
till night.
But the novelty soon wore sTsy, the
crowds fell OF, the exhibitions ceased,
and we heard nothing more of the phono-
graph fer ten long years. Now Tom Edi-
son comes forward with perfected ma
chire, which not only oaidoes the fist
Invention IS curiosity, but is fitted for
practical use. His instrument is so con
structed that one may talk 81 i, turn the
"nie" over to type writer, who, UPON
setting the wheels revolving, will have
the matter eli talked back and may take
1t 81 Gown on the type wiring machine.
the w4x cylinders may be
sent to distance, put on a machine, end
one may hsar the words which swere
spoken at 1t, recognizing the voice OF The
speaker.
One of the most delightful OF the sery-
ices ths. may be performed by this in
strument is in the matter Of love letters
Nothing is colder than words put down In
1nfseling ink. Many a lover who has
been separated from the lady Of his love
las found It necessary to take the train
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
ALTAR AND TOMB.
che 9axette's Record of the Marriages
and Deaths In Texas.
MARRIAGES..

1 nAu Aobtns III xo-dss
MARRIAGES..
John W. Phillips aud Miss L zz.a Tay.
lor, Austin, May 90.
T. L. Miller and Mise EliEa King, Grss
son county, May 10.
A. E. Matthew's and Miss Mary Walker
Sherman, May 20
NJ. a. Creswell and Miss Della Carson;
Van Alstyne, Msy 20.
Edward E. Watts and Mrs. Msry. B.
Bsesett, Denisop, May %. q 2
Rogers Whaley and Miss Texs6 h5cEsy,
Longview, May %. sE
T. B Green and Miss Mittis CnarsvS,
Roseville. May 16.
T. E. Strong and Miss L.ona pKoen,
Wills Point, May 20.
j. P. Pierce and Mrs. E,lzs Reagan,
Celeste, May 20.
A. R. Brsshear and Miss Irene Miller,
Garland, May %.
rs. E EskIes and Miss Lula Marshall,
Bsckville, Msy 81.
W. J. Jennings and Miss Anna Brown,
-Mineols, May 90.
,J..W. Gibson and Miss L!nnie Curd,
Wsxshachie, May %.
D. D. Strong and Miss Vinnie Hutchir-
son, GAINESVILLE, May 20.
Willie Kerbow and Miss Ella Esets,
Unitis, May 20.
DEATHS.
-Samuei M Barnwell, Pittsburg, Msv7.
.Mrs. Ann E. CcfeY, Corsicans, May Is.
Miss Louise Browning, Calvert, Msy Is
Mrs. Mittie Drrmmond, Mineola,
May 30.
Mrs. john Day, Chss county, May Is.
Mrs! q. 81 Windhsm, Atlantis. Mss 49,
Mrs. j. P. Hickman, Atlanta, May "a.
Miss Fannie Alexander, Santa Anna,
Nsv 81.
Mrs. Matte Lyon, Whstesboro, May go.
Mrs. Ja B Register, Shayman, May 81.
Mrs. Richard Thornhill, Denison,
Nay 20.
airs. William scett, sEunt county,
szey 90.
4. W. Cotton, Bslllrger. May "a.
Nrs. J.iC. Huss, Comsnche, May 26.
Mrs. W. c. Flowers, Gstesville, May "a.
Matthew Haley, Red Riser county,
Msy is.
Rev. woodEef Thomas, ce.ulla, May
L.
Miss Cora Sanders, Van Zsn6. county.
NAY II.
Charlie Olive, Taylor, May 81.
Mrs. a. T. Druznmond, Mineo,s, NAY
10.
Frank Anderson, Mineols, Nays.
Penn GhormleY, Henrietta, Ma742x,
Mrs. Mary Burke, Greer county, aay Is. |
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
THE RAILRolD CENTER.

THK GAzErTE's railroad time table tells
itc own story. A glance 1t the cable
eAows the CREST trunk lines that meet q,
Fort Worth and make Of this city tthe
grand railroad center OF the southwact,
This. Is the list: -
The Missouri Pacific. a
The Texas and Pacific.
The Tranlaontnental.
The Gulf, yolorsdo and ssnts Re. !.
The Fort Worth and Denver.
The Fezt Worth and Rio Gsznds.
The Houston and Texas Central.
The st. Lduis, Arkansas and Texas.
These eight lines give Fort Worth eleven
outlets BY rsil to ell portions ofsae state
and place this city without RVS! in the
southwest as q distributing point.
And the end Is NOT yet.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
zS Ia 4 REAL SUE PLUs

MI. Edward Atkinson takes & good
slew OF the surplus revenue In the Popu-
iar Science Monthly for June. he ssys
tkft IS matter Of fact the government is
not At the present time in the possession
Of /: <drplus in any true sense. He says
that no smart business man can be found
who wosld affirm that private corpora
fion could nske any more suitable use o,
the reyenuz received IN excess Of It's rec-
esssxy expenditure than to apply it to the
payment Of its debt due On demand and
. prepare the way Tor making pay
peBf d TIE debt soon : 70 become
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

- CLARENDON, TEX. May 2s. 1888.
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
Your reporter feels it right to inform
the pubic through THE GAZETTE that
Colonel Blunt is not the only living signer
OF Texas independence as understood at
the dedicstlon at Austin.
Rsv. W. G. Crawford of Alvarado, who
is In his eighty fifth year is still living.
He Is handsome, diguidec old man with
. Gladstonian mind which Is still stronger
thsn his body. There is no man living
Who takes more pride In the state than
himself, he loves Texas and oil her people
as his own children. he has lived and
lsbcred and preached in Texas for fifty.
three years, and is now writing book
entitled, "Fifty-three Years in Texas. y:
he was not strong enough to attend the
festivities at the capitol, but took sarefx
pleasure IN reading the account Oft N
fHE GAZETTE. s.
A sketch Of his Life will appear fhNTkk
Texas Heroes" published by ]. r. De-
Shields OF Honey Grove, Tex. M. ". II
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II You rear an Atsac.

OF fxNDx and aGue. or bilious remi..eni ie'si'
doH41Eeort TO quiuine. cumulative ana Pe.
nic55usi druR that has ruined many eonsn-
- .sTse W thout delay remedy wh icn -.
~ I'D Ter ever thirty yes pss,-Hostst. e. r.,
Sfuf@Gh Bitters. Dumb asue and ssus o. ia.
M ITS thsn the actively febrils forms OF nriti-
H31fls sa6es an. promptiy relieved ana -s n
Il IS ss,s Ia "a ss sI mOrs s,Irassi
2 % The O. e-starene, Hotsetter sIoh ~ re- Z
haa isb,ti "a zsu.s;iSa lG mpsesi.
81 g. < "a sSs ss.gs 81 sbsay DIss.s
Il the stomsch and bow Is. pariie a, -
to which malaria gives rise, are tpesas< -
iieved BY IL Kldner complaints. f1sumS
nes yopspe sleepiessness. siek nss
s ::ssp q 3 8 s. zRRsS
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
FROM AUSTIN.
The Gazette's Weekly Compilation
from the State Capital.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Msy 24.-Conptronel
Mccall w:s to-day notified BY the CITY O,
! Houston thst application will be made to
register S96, 900 to fund the outstanding
Indebtedness CT that city. This is aushor-
lied under the law passed st tie regular
session Of the Twentieth Legislature.
Attorney General Hogg has In his pos.
session the ans 1er Of the International
ana drest Northern Railroad Company n
nis suits for annulment OF charter.
Inc answer calls attention TO the
TACT OF the abrogstion OF the
lease TO the Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
snd tnss the company is now controlling
ana operating Its lines on its own hook,
having lts own officers and ssms head
quarters at Palestine So before the lease;
aleo to the fact that since the complaint
Wss made by the state il has Commenced
the building Of fine depocs ct Austin,
Troupe and Tyler.
The president Of the CITY Nationsl bank
has been srraeted, charged with the jlla-
gal endorsement OF four drafts, sssregs-
ting about $4,000 from the Unired Stsles
Comptroller st Washington to Samuel
Hopkins, formerly clerk Of the United
States court here, but sent to The peni-
Tertiary at Albany for forgery. The
president OF the bank had been Hopkins
bondsmsn. Toe latter was 10 debt 10 him
and directed sll drstts, checks, ETC.,
from the Comptroller to be sent to him,
st the same Tina giving the president
power CT attorney. The warrant OF ar
rest was sworn out by Mrs Msmie Hop
ktus, wife Of, Hopkins. The president Ct
tae bank stands very high, and nobody
believes ne haa apY; Intention Of wrong
doing.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

g HAVING been Knownothing years
ago il no bar to Greshsm's nomination
by the Republican party. When 1t comes
to . discussion of the tariff and other
leading questions, the Republican leader
is Knownothing now.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

MISS MARY CALDWELL Of New, York,
gave $1eG, 600 to the Catholic University
st Washington, in consideration of which
the Pope has bestowed the Golden Rose
upon her. Only one rose for 800, GOO,
Down In this country YOU can get 3 whole
bouquet fog so cents.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

INsALLs has son who declared in q
public speech the other Gay that his
. gather's nsme would stand out among
the brightest and most lssticg in Ameri-
. can history. 1T Is hardly possible that
{ ahe Kansas Senator will be remembered
{. longer than Benedict Arnold.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

TIE "dIvinity that doth hedge King"
Fl not thick enough TO keep out the
inarauder Death. Frederick Of Germany,
Dom Pedro Of Brazil and Luis OF. Portugal
are all about to lay down crowns and
sceptres st the summons Of the grim
leyeler,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

], A CHICAGO man was recently sentenced
TO the penitentiarE for fifty years for
killing Chinamsn. This country is fast
coming to that point where 1t Will not be
safe for free-born American citizen to
XIII anbody.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

y MRS BELvA LOCKWOOD says there is
nothing Ia the constitution to keep her
from taking the presidential seat If elect
ed. Surely no man would be SO ungsl-
LIANT as to deny her right TO the sest-if
elected.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

x INHABIrANTs OF Ohio were alarmed at
the appearance OF a bloody hand in the
sky the other dsy, and immediately tele-
grsphed to find out If ingalls, he'd left
washington.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
Stolen Horses Recovered.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
COLEMAN, TEX May 30.-Mr. W. +,
Morgan Of Presidio county came In town
last night in search Of 100 stolen horses
that were carried from his ranch about
the middle Of April and pastured In this
comfy. The horses were moved from
the pasture last Monday and were over
hauled this evening In the vicinity Of
,BroWuWood.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

Em wheat harvest commenced In this
y tnty upon yesterday morning. The
j eId Of different fields viii vary from
a lghseen to thirty bushels.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

Thisp< THE sound of the hammer and the saw
o Ms ios tell the tale Of Fort Worth's stesdy
sold n growth. This year of cur Lord will be
sod ., marked by much building in Fort Worth.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
M.Ae 1heir BOND.
- AH1AH 1onos
gpscira 70 the Gazette.

gpecina 70 the Gazette.
PAL EsTNE. TEX, Msy 50. john
Moore, Davis Moore. Sill Moore,
jasper Moore. and Gus Moores
held 10 bail yesterday In the
aggregate sum OF $500 on charge OF
killing Strickland ct Iona on Thursday
last made their bond and were released
from custody this morning. The grand
jury wiz assemble in November wien
their cases will be acted on.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

To Hass . New School BuileipS.
Correspondence Of she Gazette.
MILFORD, Tx, May 2s.-Our citizens
had meeting Saturday snd took steps to
build . e6c0e school building ct Milford.
we mean business snd viii build soon.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

VT. wsison. of springaea6 rean., say.
u y4been Afer M with Nf45nlgfa In my
@ II 6n 81 sf.l Sfsss slpgsI;
3 n5s F. scos &. si pills; "a ~
II crrgzfsts SF
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
| Man TexN

0 Ekx is not much demand for imni-
! Ill + ct this season Of the year. The
4 6ber viii double up the population
st as necessary.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

The. audesxhould KNOW that Rznsum Root
sHniafnt 9n5ee big hesN In ERIes for ", E.
SHuH, 4 sirsyilleksEy. y.aA. MailosS. of
Issegers ath itss sact4iH King q Iini,,
mb91f Is fnsalnhbfe f6fSman ~ 3tst, 8nd IA
family should be withousit. sod BY sEdzH8s
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

%; 81 ; y j: 3; 7 ;s'';;il
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

AnRostura Bitters3h world renowned sppe
tiz and invigorny6 imparts a eicious flavor
70 an or'nss apH cures ayspt psla, diarJ hos. fe-
Yer ard sguf, Eeware;ef coupterfeiIs. Man
gf Df. j. G. b ,Sagert Sons.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

rhs Enect Of wan los ana COOL Nights
A leading physician ites tina. he has no
ticed warm days and f8t4,ghts always sffe ct
the bowels, and q sts 1Qple pre- ven,iye r. m.
s eas. DE- Blsgers dcklessry Cordial is the
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

'adhN G. THURMAN snoald be
:, Cleveland's running mate no
he Union will yell louder or
han Texas.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01
kkly Gazrtte
% EVERY FRIDAY
BIZ THE II
PUBLISHING COMPANY,
ers and Proprietors. ~

; and Morrison would make
lie ticket against which no
sr could protest.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-01

southwest, especisliy-seIzs this golden
opportunity by the forelock, 30 &c, spesk,
by putting their money into msnulsctur-
ing enterprises and building Lowells and
Msnchesters in all our southern ana
southwestern ststep, and thus secure for
themselves 3 rich partnershipin the grow
ing trade with the east? The cotIon mills
Of Georgia, for example, now sell i'm
mense qusntities Of their goods to China,
Is the trade returns officially show.
What Georgia does Texas and sill south.
ern states may do in seeking xnd occupy
ing
Nxw FIELDS FOR TRADE.
These brief statistics given above illus
trate without any rose-coloring Whist has
been done In the past and what may be
accomplished in the near future. In the
United States Consular Reports for 1885,
Sc and 's7 you will hope read and OBJ
serve the status and growth OF our Amer
Ean trade with japan AID distinctions
which have sometimes hitherto lsin II
the path, diverting considers bic portion
Of this trade from our own towards the
people Of other lands. In these publisned
Official reports have invoked only the
ACTS and figures Of the custom house re-
urns OF the empire.
But did not intend to write q TEDIOUS
1omily ca this, certainly to al Americans,
most interesting subject Of our tradsi re-
atoms with the east. #S
have simply intended to draw f6SE
to tsfs subject. The suezW
IONS arc not made % IN anti-proteef b
,r;free trade argument on the tariff; lat
o, illustrate, that even II the Amel Ehn
arin Rsmsin6 e. # now %, THAI 49, far
eople can ind N almost e5 bsl&ss
narkst ID the vsst ard popuIol = fr5
II thcss goods which are NOD co.
upply the hje4qf pIlcfd hog depdgd.
Q sssliss g o.. 8 e2sl5S shs u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
ON THE DAN.
THE REPJBLICAHs sEFDIEG OUT ARAE'
DALI SPEECH
The smocrats-PrepsratioHs for Grand
Barbecue To-DsY-Ths speaksra-
Dsashs-Y. II. G. 8.
rsn..,.r .alnr-nn 70 the plapa,eh.l

DMyuLE, VA, October 29.-The Repuh'
leans here are sending through the mails
copies 81 n speech 81 S. j. Randall and under
RandalPs ranking privilege. These docu-
ments are sent IN United states official enye-
lopcs addressed by Republicans here and sent
through the post-ofiCe without postage.
Mrs Harriet Paxton, rsiict OF W. {. Pax
ton, who was IN his time 4 prominent bus-
ness-m man here, died to-day aged about sixty
five.
Every preparation has been made for big
Democratic barbecue tomorrow end grand
time u expected. Thousands OF people from
the country will be present. Provision has
been made TO feed 5000. Hon. Johh l.
Harris will address the citizens at the AGA.
deny Of Music in the morning and the crowd
will then 90 ont 10 the old Fair-Grounds 10
the barbecue. where speeches will be deliver
ed by w. W. Berry and Others.
The Masonic fraternity are looking Tor
ward to o good time Tomorrow evening,
when the annual convention Of the Grand
Chsper Oi Royal Arch Nasons M Virginia
will convene here al The Masonic Temple.
Euclid Chapter will tender supper 10 NOR
row night and wednesday night the annual
banquet viii be given 10y the chaD'er.
Mr.. :. G.. Norman died IN North Dan
vile this morning.
Dr. Syduor to-day transferred oyersnd
his steamer from point above The falls 10 4
point 10 the river about q nile below. Inc
boat will now he taken to >taunton river.
The anniversary meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association was held To-
night with 4 sermon Ivy Or. r. j. Mcbride.
The association has been in operation less
than q year and is in 1ounsbing condition.
state.Secre,ary Williams was present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30

county roads, SC. The marty b,. o,r,, ,..
bcis' all Gne-looking spcclusns al 49,, ", '1.
n1 ,,, ana their camp has three lsrre ,cn's
in.y viii be here Tor SOME DAYS.
Ihe Baptsts have been holding nro
nae'ed meeting here Tor two weeks. Tbe
nv, MF. wilkinson, rastor OF the cburch
US ocen conducting thn services. Neo,or
uay he baptized three persons. and tbere sro
several more who win bs received ~ 49,
church IN few DAYS. ''''
I. 4. sullivan. ESQ, rnsuaoerof 10 w..
lheton Baseball Cub, paid A,hl,nd 80
yesterday aud TO-DAY. During his st.v %
ms0e arrangements with picked nine froro
Toe manipulation College 10 nlav t,gn
games IN The spring. lie IS on the Iookopt
loI new material 40 it Is rumored here. but
g@, "oy "s oot on The professional law
i"o' y ".i Tor the pleasure; but al The
80 '.'u' 'n1 up ? good game and one that
his attracted much attention.
speaker y. %. Caldwell has besn detoi,oa
al nome most Of bis t,me for TIE ps,t fhree
weeks bT the serious Hines. o. two Of has
o'"Shlcr,, who ste suffering with tvphoid.
ltf'i tus tDUole disease hes been quite
f.,'"'ht lu some p2rt- ~ the county, but
now " is gradually decreasing.
"f new rc-iIcucc OF President Smith is
u"N'I ro1i twill De The largest and hand.
soonest dwelling IN our town. Tho con.
Tractor Mr. Peer Bowles, has large force
81 "oIhmcn employed, aud Is pushing Il fast
t. completion.
lh' political pot is boiling iast and furi.
ou'N now. On saturday evening next We
air lo have hig meeting at which Hon. r..
b. Auniord lion. George ID. Wise. and J
h'ne"inn Tucker, Jr, ESQ, VIII speak.
'Ir people are thoroughly aroused and a tig
woe w''i bc poiied for cleveland aud the rest
Of our ticket.
hr. tl'f9n Lee chairman a. the Street
Committee 90 our Town Council has uostod
notices calling FOR proposals for grading
some ot our new streets, and also for gravel
To uii up The walks. This f. step In the
reh' direction. ADD one tlat VIII 90 Us q
great deal good.
Our citizens are ci9moung for more nc
rowmodali0n. from the railroad company.
The agents Office aud Naumg-room are 20
s1ail and announcement That the passengers
ere compelled to purchase tickets and leave
TIE room 10 make WaY Tor other. who are on
iI' same business. Il ~ q fact that while
our station is tbe second i'm size on the line
we Rave tie poorest accommodations Of ANY,.
The northern mail pouch was cut ~ pieces
yesterday hv The isst-uail train. The agent
In throw ing 30 Oh druck The side of the STA
iou and % bounced back under She wheels.
cloreiug them so that She train had 10 be
sl0. ped 10 clear away he dIjriS. RAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-30
SHOT AND KILLED.
TRAGIC ED OF AN OLD FEUD IN NoRTa
cAR0LINA
Weighed over Your Hundred Pounds-The
State Guard-Tssiing catt!o-Feci-
ot+sr HoteA

RALEIGH. y. g., October % At Metho-
dist county church IN Fr4ngljn county yes
ierday white man named W. 4. Martin
shot and instantly Killed another. whose
name was Columbus Holden. The latter was
The Republican candidate for register 81
deeds 81 Franklin county The shooting
was done m ths presence OF many persons,
and very near the church. It was not the
result q political quarrel, out was due 60
an old ieud. Some months AGO Holden
stabbed Martin and nearly killed him. Since
that time the men had been on the watch for
one another.
This morning Rev. Moses Flke fcolored)
who Wa pastor 81 the Christian church, died
here. lie WAS notable a. being the largest
preacher 10 tbe STATE. and weighed over 40
pounds. lis death Wa due 10 dropsy. lis
remains were carried 10 Graham this eve
ning. A special coffin had 10 be made and
was OF enormous size.
The returns 0i tho strength o. the State
Guard show over 1900 men ready for Guiy.
oNercoats are being issued to lie troops this
week by The Quariermzster-GeDerai.
4 revival al The Central Methodist church
In this city, which continued over TWO
months aud recently closed, vas resumed
last evening, and viii probably 10 greater
then before.
Experiments I'm regard 70 the best food 'or
cattle have been regularly begun ~ Tue state
experiment farm near mere. They VIII Doc
conducted with a view o. ascertaiulng the
cost OF producing 2 pound OF butter from
variou. breeds OF cltile. and also the relative
value ol different food atuG
4 specimen ~ various breeds q cattle
welt De- purcbascd and placed IN stables 90
the farm and TIE tr.t will b. carefully made.
Contrary 10 general belief, the supreme
Court did not This term fle On opinion ln Tie
appeal o. Cross and White, the bank bood-
lcrs. The opinion viii not be- fled until
next Monday. lnc court to-day took up
appeal- from lhe Sixth district
The news OF toe sudden death ~ Colonel
John +. HoAe, at bis home at Lincolu'oG,
ias' Saturday. causes deep and general re-
Tet. He was standing iu Che porch ~ his
residence lo0kiuR If a Democratic process
sion. wtou he Suddenly raised bis hsujS
atoye bic bead and fen dead upon thc 0oor.
lie was born at Linconton en- $50, and in
1871 graduated Of thc state Uni,eisi'' in
class with Governor EUi. aud C0rrA J.. =.
Blir. Reading law ~ ez-Go'eruor T.. y.
JARVIS. he was in ] 4. admitted 90 Che h'r.
10 The war with Mexico he was . captain
10 tine Twelfth United States lnfiniTy. In
1900 he appointed diuia0t.Geurral. ord
orgapz,d thc volunteer io-ces Tor the war.
IN 1861 ho was elected colonel o. tGc Twenty
third Infantry. DC renic,onftd DIS county as
well as Castor sud CstaWh1 in the L'rsi1-
turt: Lincoln county several times. Iie bad
pracficed law continuously since The war.
Ilc vas q brother % General lphptf.
Hoke. president % the Georgia, Carolina and
NOrlutTu railroad.