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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05
communicated
~Floresyiiie, Texas.

Flcresylie, Texas.
Jsne -. I
IAGLE Perhaps some 81
1ar sdeTS woaid Ike IL hear
- lrom this section
- nave lp 20 tLis tine lad
tn FaElrsE season the writer
hAs ever experienced u thu
state. not = NSek las wssl
sIaee ihr II Of Mzrek sst
has net FAMED Last s~urGar
nsat sc bal = - u
uaale ;<n @l.eS c=-t ofass w
= perfect Eees w4s5ae
fences sld EnJzrn< wrFs
rally 1T TIE Tze re - taN.
nesa AID SAT- - waz haze
- ru1 - th~ house q a
shoEeF. aud wa~u 30 AaE
lu- TIE su2 50
70 acre comforts L.
TIE shade thAn tsp
hoe We Eucoz -sdlT lave tar
naest corn erops that ever
saS -VoElu= have uaf seen
say crops caly On the post ca
lands bar aa told that thev are
4 great deal better Oh the black
valley lands. There wsll be
thousands upon thousands cf
bushels Of corn Ia sed ia this
county over aud above shat vii
be needed for home eousumr-
tol DO net thIuk il viii brine
N IRE than tEeu;y fge cents per
oUsael next fall. IL has been
too vet tor cotton aud there has
been bat little hot weather until
recently, especially have the
nights been cool. Tue cut worms
injured tie stands Of cotton
generally and a grea, deal oft
had 20 be planted over aud Is
now doing well, we had blooms
the hrst OF the month. we have
been feasting Of roasting ears
IoE Tue last tEo weeks aud have.
had an abundance of ali kinds
OF vegetables since early in the
spring Prospect. are much
brighter than this time lasr year
aud how thankful We should BE
Several citizens OF this county.
LEFT Il last fall TO hunt a better
country and il j. almost inSari
~ &S = Chs leaves aeTe#
10 get 10 a better coGutry lie
will CONE back again. il msv be
three Or four years but he il
most certain 70 come. I think
L vii stay here ttis country i.
good enough To- me.
u. II. IT..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05
Communicated
Abbeville. Kiss.

ANArA AMs. &Ges-
July 2d, ISIS
10 EAGLE 0uce more =llcw
metC trespass on yogr space and
patience and | Eili try 10 tel
your readers some % the EaOs;
important eveats that are trans
piring ia and around this iruport
art city Of the great cOaaty Of
lafayette
We have been having \ GUAM
sity al raIn since We wrote ven
i1st ~hieh has got cur farmers
engaged il a warfare wIth Gen
eTal Green. but We are having
some good weather 20 kul grass
now anu ;sink q fer more lss-
will give them the victory over
the veTdsnt general.
Ihsrc wasa large caBZrcgs
ton a the Baptist ehurcl lA<i
Sunday. i; Being he occasion
Of = VERY sad event. the funeral
services and burial Of ihr lat.
Mr.. CToslev. who died here %
Jane s0th. from injuries S.ceiv-
ei on the 25th. near IaILssAscA5e
uveT. while attempting 20 couple
ears Dir. Crosley vas q highy
esteemed End respected citizen
aud leaves = large family 60
mourn hls lass The fuAsral
services Eerc conducted - Rev
J. I Johnson 81 yoaE essx aEc
r : uaaecsssaEy 80 ss- they
were c21dAeteJ IN a m@nurE 10
impress upen AL the scIemnltv
Of the occasion and uncertainty
# Hfs
NT 4 Z BoSard las returned
fE0m an extended ;up tirOagh
AFsaaEas and be SAYS.
taking everything Iato eo.siJe
ration, ae would ratherrs1 III.
chances ia ihe eoaaty Il Ii
Fayette than anywhere else
The youuE people oftae tswn
aEd community seeu; . verY en-
5"yAhle eyeling FRIDAY last. al
tbs residence OF tIr- a. y In
gan Tie entertainment was
given 20 Eve the youn. srssna
Of his sos. ~Lccka4gt. a. 0Bp0T
tusity 70 welcome him hone on
his resu-n from the Clinton eel
le-s K Eas indeed an evening
Of enjoyment. there vas nothing
lacking IL the w1v OF good
Eaing. AMI no on knows better
how 10 make every one enjoy
themselves than AT. Logan and
lis accomplished wife- assisted
~ their handsome son
Hiss Lou Mckinney. a bean
tifsi youn- lady from Marshall
county. is-lisiliag her sister.
Mrs + Z Temple. and we al
Wee oar vou1g friends of the
masculine gender 70 look weil
after their hearts or they Euay
get out Of their possession.
We have noticed an unusually
broad smile on the face Of cur
Railroad ageut for some DAYS
past Tell US What i the cause
Of u Henry
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05
Tas Great CFyBtsqraa.

Tie Caicago Tribune. in an
editorial on The Grea. CEyptO.
gran. aliss For those rho
have not seen Nr- D0une.l.rs
work the magnitude Of his per
torrance earaot lie adequately
described without apparent ex
aEgerati9n. Whether the world
shall accept his conclusions OF
hold the verdict IN allegiance.
lgUStIus DOnHelIy aust heEsaf
ter be counted among the men
EhOSe industry PERSISTENCE. and
slGeeTity have thrust into lltera
tuFe and history a force compel
ling recognition If lot e0uvle-
ton; and whose PFOdigious and
Patient Labor has arlassed
against the current belief ABOUT
Shakespeare Zoo much testimO-
uy for lGCreIaliry To scot az. for
tests TO sMile out Of sight. or for
learning - ignore. +.
In the pahishei work the e.
pheE Is pat IN operation IN cssly
one play, King Henry ".
But uEon that. unless the crvp
tOlosy IAN be set aside as fraud
atent, L ascNuPlIshes the exc
euilOn ri William Shakespeare.
The guIllOtiHe did not its bloody
Eork more neatly or perfectly
upon RObCspierTe. .
This long expected wOrk VS.
issued lay LIST. I>SS- IL vii be
! magnificent imperial octave
volume Of S9S pages. with Dor
TRAIT on steel of Lord Bacon. and
numerous ether Illustrations. in
eilcIDg portraits Of Ben JonsSa.
Queen Elizabeth aud Cther~.ard.
Of eminent advocates Of the Pa
CONAN theory The title and
SUB titles are engraved on wOed
iE0m special designs. The work
Niil contain authentic tac sIui
aSs. marked and numbered In
red InS- 81 pages Of the GrearI
Z OHIO With the aid Of which al
the hidden narrative unraveles
gy NJ D0HHelly may be traced
and verified The CTrAA- 80
reality But aside from the
the E~rk presents an e.
position Of the purposes and
meaning OF the immortal w
-Iss n question that viii eade-r
the aEtkOF TO al lovers ofFse
'aiHre AID compel the atmi--
non even u these who sdseF
IN advanced and eoD5ew@sS
hin and his book lnheart sHS
lEsesl-
The Grea. Cryptograz I'll
De sold by subscription Al So
per copy n extra cloth hfrai--
Prices Of Other Bindings TT e
'GEHIsbed on sppEca.IOH-l nos
DO have not bad an ouuo--
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Get iFcn the publisher or cene-
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.elt IN early IS tie EFst efis5oS
: hl-'et- OEiHg 70 the SIZE ~
EeFs- the ssc0Ed aad an
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Z lsslsd II tEo volumes. AZ
s,islL advance il sriee.
Peale 4 Go. Publishers
y. = 4 DcaEbsFu = Chez
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05
Communicate.

To Tx EAsLE
10 al cTjinsTy voter who
wants 70 Bake al homes. choice
II looks rather strange that Gen
JAS L Chalmers. Of Memphis,
sh0uiI I've taking stock il ad
"a &C Of a nomination between
tue Democratic contestants il
the Second Congressional bis
;rict Of Mississippi. Why he
should 90 10 abusing Stephens
pending tie coutes; IA this
.cnnn'y is . mystery. What Is
his object Nh,i purpose $ It
intended to se-vet Is be try
ngtO help hiaself CT doss he
fear thst Stephens vii be uori
nsisd Why shoaiI Chalmers
be ueddIing ri,h "a canvass be
tween Democrats and he ivias
% excite PEJaaser zz%a>ss Ste
Pheust Is T. because Stephens
fought Chalmers % bitterly in
Union county in the contes. be
tween Manning aud Chalmers +.
Or IS !; because il Stephens :
aon mated ta2t Ca4lnsEs pr
FER uSt - meet Tin ca ;nr
s,RuPt Wsy shoull Chalmers
a . var en- Stephens Iast
uoss Hal BE beea IL Oxf-rl
zFasy lie would have
@rs Stehens deaounee h.a
"a fs,sr- zhst l. whzf
re eEaa4 stephens disI a.
-ely J. of coarse lot 10
fKreefs1 sazt Chalmers
h&s sscs : DeIocr4; a.
waa as izdersed u
E4Es @ad Beaten aad Union
easlss the leading mes
aae-e sat n tie people as vel
L Ssu.a sem that Chalmers Il
e has aay idea OF Taaliag fer
congress z@ats iaat ono uOui
aa'sd we vii Do No speaking
against hIl
nrun--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Coair1sTals SIS rs Psns17
II. Ars efthe recent L..
;uFe chap - & disabled
Confe4eTste soldiers " servants
and the w.3swx Remaining ID
married II soldiers uh0 iosi
ghsir lives ia Confederate ser
vice. are entitled 10 = small pen
sion. Bnt in order To get i a2-
plicatiou mnsrrc made bg the
let Monday IN August next 20
the -f.Ounfv Board II E-euiTy.
composed Of Board 81 SapervI
soTs. S5enfead CAsacev Clerk
in each county. The application
must ccuiaia . loag Inst 0f facts
aud he sworn 20 asl sustained
by al least ore uifaess FOrEs
~ill Ne furnished a. Chz2csTy
Clerks Office va one h0liiEg
az OEce EayinG per aanrm,
OF oEasug IN rs oar or lis
~ife's rigAt $50 wcrtb Of As
sessed properly tan -et asx
thing ErdeT tlis ac*. Dat g
not h4xfr- such e%ce Eor shF
above alaaut Ct property uhC
bad the asgEt1@e - le=e : -
0r an arm. or wss ethrrEs
woalGea 2thc C~Nss5sr1.e ser
xiee rs "a - ials2cir2sesi -
uaEazl Aaur a; shls tire. as
vho e. ssed 10 thiz State. ass
reside heTe uo~. and AZ widsw.
rho lest husbands ia C0nse&c
rate service and have remained
unmarried are entitled TO s0g
per M gm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05
ChtlEusa

The little Office seeker Who
goes by the name Of Chalmers
cant keep still- Although liv-
ing IN Tennessee he wants 20
IA. fOr Congress down. here not
TO be elected 3ut jgsi 10 ge;
that other little Office. you kBOz
If Harrison Is elected. J.R
cans get anything. The people
are done with him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

The nominee OF the Republi
can party foT President never
held an Office at the hands OF
the people And he neyeE vii
for the exalted Office Of Presl
dent La mans nei-hbors can
net elcct him 10 an Office those
sho are lot ought never Ia be
asked 10 do so.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05
Flesh SIeE.siEg CT n PIsess.

For two wears I have been
confined to bed With . ICafh-
SEINE form Of Bleed Poison.
which had about eaten me up,
and | and others had no hone
OF a recovery Fer 4 while /
could neither walk, SIT down.
nor lie down, olly in misery rs
ny flesh seemed to- be falling
on my bones in pieces IS lig as
hen egg Ny appetite vas
lost, my bones aeheG and PANIED
me, and friends even stunned
ne / used various bleed puri.
HeTs WlihCu: benefit.
On tae 9th of FsbEuaTv. ISSS.
Mr + T. Jackson eaIIsd TO see
III vas not dead He e0neI1d-
cd to Try 3 B + on me- and COS
bottle from Mr. BFoeklnetOD.
At Beaufort, SC. and before
one bottle had been used / com
neleed gaining strength. nv
appetite improved SORES eom-
meneed healing and wheu two
bottles had been used l vas on
ny feet and walking around 70
the astOuEshueut Of everybody.
Mrs L2urs Hart.
witness. Fred r Jackson
Beaufort, : C., LAY 10. 1856.
Al va 3l-a taH .5sus
@ 1re 4 Bz1sa -
14 and ~
r -4szE- -,
sAi4rrA- st ean sm bv
3D. 5se gE Of car sz-ra-e
A hs1E e NaEz SHED vt a.
EzI AL s- 80
sveE e Aas
BLOOD BALE CO
Atlanta ga
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

When journalism begins "a
regard its opinions worthless
and lis practical information
worth more L sill be a factor
IN education, and will DO good.
Then It lids itself Of egotists.
lies, and demagoeues. tn.
pie val respect ITS mission.
ala we will have a modest. ua-
llairg, Vet progressive Stare
Ehich viii be the pride of
i~sSssiPpL-Mississippi Tines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Judge Povall, o at enc time
vas citizen OF Lexington. aud
vile PesGeT, vas Tec.ntlv OF
Gained a minister = tae Bapsis;
church.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

The IAN Who gets mai .ad
oEdeEs his paper stopped. should
get mad enCUEh 70 deCznd AID
secure = receiptsd bin Il fun
for ssst iEds5ieIusss-Rca-
yune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Tie Sessis not Jealous ofan-
other journal In this SECTION. Ia
knows list Il cannO. detrsct
tom the merits Of = rivsl Is at
tempting "a beli.tls it-Paris
Tex News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

A man has . right 10 change
hls mind; bat he need 30. make
himself dlsasree15ie trying TO
change the Mad Of every other
man 20 mse. bis G=u EresA views
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

The Memphis Avalanche. in
speaking 81 the Helena. TupelO
y Decatur Railroad. says Few
lines have been projected whose
construction would do .. much
10 develop the state"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Let our people lay aside this
wage spirit towards our hish
iist.lailohs aEd work 10 build
a. advanced education in onr
; afe-ko-eHsko Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

rs matters look now the arm
o. C.eselsud y Thurman VII. 90
business a, the old stand sntil
i>@@ Trade asaFS > red han.
danG-Ses fo-k HsarId. IND.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Politics may take a little and
obscure man and make him yerv
big IL has been known 10 take
a bis NAB, step on him. agd
leave him very smalL-Peayune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

The citizens Of Aberdeen wiiI
soon establish : Gotten faetorv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

IN connection w.;h the refer
ence 10 the speech CT DR.. Ward
re would add that right here At
home in Ni.&faxinuf 49,
talent Of tie very highest order.
IS shown y the speeches and
uiterances Of our pabiic uea.
We believe cur State has Ufv-
sieiaas - able. preachers zs
good aud talented. Evyers IS
great. editoTs as capable. and
professional Isn generally. as
a. any LEGALITY OF State
IN the Union. Among the ply
sieians, DR. Ward Is one of oGr
a5lest men and be would rank
high anywhere
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

The Baptist State Convention
Etl be held ~ Jackson, Jalv. 70.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Inc State Alliance Exeh2nae
val be located n W.uOua.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

Last week one oI Tire most IL
t~sTesiing addresses ever deliv-
cred here was spoken by DIR
Ward at the University. Ia al
dressing the young men Of Sis
sissiPpi the speaker asselift the
rising generation would be equal
to the ask Of preserving our in
stiiuiions and avGi.ing them
selves Of the opportunities OF
the times. The lesson iaculeai-
Ell by the orator on the duty OF
cur Caucasian race 4 maintain
Is superiority pregnant
with good sense, good feeling
Arb q true patriotism.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

isPelo VI! have = 6ne hotel
az an early day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05

-as az<s-s-nsE rssrR ~ - c~rss ras-
2 ~ tAs FErF ~ - rewssar~@ HErA Hsr-s -
Mar# as aEr~ en-H rE wFaH 49, s4rh AZ
Hs @A-<s shatr wfw rrsazrss n-
arr a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05
Union
- COLLEGE
Oxford. 12izE4

FALL TEsI .l-E SEPT. S, 1887
H1s- sves4sls Es "a A-4s-e All
E=a@Z AEa s7z&s Special Ars@n1a a Et
MzEG .Ezsaz1 -. zaa1szzrEE Sglsuss-
Terms -e4a1a1l= -=ast 81 ElElEzuF
.AGtras Il VI aWT-- F-aaHsTr
- aria @Ef-s q Il III
- rz~arv Pres fal=-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-07-05
49, A@ 444As
W Itnsss, Fred r Jackson
Beaufort : C., Lay 10. 1856.

&NAA ~
Atlanta ia
aT D IsE. D, 0urd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June Ii - Cattle-Receip,,
800; shipments 100; the market was
active and steady; choice heavy native steers
81 9lG5 60, fair to good native sseers 81 40 a
> co; butchers steers, meoiun 20 prime,
50 30d4 IS; stocsers ard feeders. fair TO good,
81 8 as 10; Iangers, ordinary to good, 5? "a
30 Hogs Recei ts 800; shipm. nts 800,
the market was lower, ranging from s. 20d5 60.
Sheep-Receipts 2000; shipments -; the mar
ket was frm fair to hoire s. eOG5 90. Horses
Receipts D; shipments $50; Texans and Indi-
ans in car loacs at S2l 0Oe40 90.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. june Observation-Disclosures
2SOO; shipments 200; market slow ano weak /;
xood corn fed about SIC lower; common and
half fat grsssers / else lower, ranging from
2O(d545 Hog,-Receipjs 100. shipments
8 90 market weak snd S. lower; gooi 70 choi e
s. 30d5 40; common to II edium S. 0OG5 %; II s
aud liys 50 50G4 3. Sheep Receipts 23OO;
shipu ents 1900; market Glow but steaOy; good
to choi"e muttons 50 5UG4 90; oLmon to good
g 0063 ..
CHICAGO. ILL, June ll.-Cattle Rec ipte
l., eco, shipments 1900; market sIeaOy; inf, II,
to choice s; 00G6 20; COW. 81 S5G4 I; Texas
Cattle 81 Is; stockers and feeders 81 tOG4 10.
Hogs-ReC eIpts $4,000; market opener lower
and c'o.e1 firm; mixed s. 4Oe5 5755; heavy
S. 5Od5 65; light s. 3595 So. Sheep Receipts
20 0; shipments 20C0; market steady ns'ive
muttons s. GOG5 10; stockers and feeder. s. 50
as rs; Texans 81 C063 SIS; western feede.s
s. 1913 >; lambs per head, g OOd4 80.
The Lond Cable quotes a moderate fupp'y
CT csttle. Prices are l cent higher han last
we5k at lac per pound estimated dead weight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12

times and carried 1t for protection,
J. B. Rlsson, the father Of young Walter
r. SOD, Is now under sIres. as sccesso-
~, bat the youug man IS still at large
with good prospects OF being captured,
IS reward has slresdy been Cff1red.
The particulars CT the cutting 81 TYron
scaoolhouse Saturday night, IS learned
to Day, sre about as follows: There WAS
literary meeting III progress. Frank
HeAtt WAS inside he schoolhouse and WAS
called cur By John, Sam aud Elias Page.
John asked him il he knew him. Hestt
said: mo, it is so dark 1 don't recog-
Iize you" Psge told him who he was
and ssked him If he hadn't been talking
about him. Heatt said thst anything
he had said he would ssy again, when
some one in the party cat Hestt q deep
long cut q loss the shoulder and knocked
him Gown and cut him sgsfn in the side
ne.r his lower rib, and cut him in eight
other places, though less seriously. The
wound in the side will prove fatal. War
rants were issued for the ares: Of the
three Pagrc, but they are not to De found.
Public opinion is very str0rg against the
Pages, AMI trouble is expected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
HIhLSB0RU.
R,solutlors Passed By the 1ni3rce-stV
cred an Artery.

R,soIutlors Passed By the 1lliaLce-Stv
cred an Artery.
Special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX June 11-Pfofsssor
j. G Il. Buck, the successful candidate
for postmaster 4 H lls6orc, has gone to
Washington, Il is understood, in the IL
terest Of his appointment.
Little Clyde, the three-yesr-old son Of
Mr.. Hsmp Fapcher, living ia Hllsooro,
fell and severed the left temporal artery,
tae hemorrhsge from which was very pro-
fuse. a physician WAS summoned who
promptly arrested the hemofrhgge, and
the child Is doing we'll.
At L meeting Of the Hill County ALI
snce las: Saturday the following Tesolu-
tions were passed: l. That we hereby
most heartily indorse the Farmers ALI
nnce Exchange at Dallas, both in the
plan Of its inception and tie methods Of
c0rduCtiI 2 the business. 2 Tat we do
pledge cur individual support, morslly
and hnas cial!y, ior . successful co2tinu-
aTce Ct the same. TaSt We denOul ce
81. false statements made by Interested
and designing men sgainst its business
manager, or directors Of the same
1. Inst we grieVe to learn thst the
Grange Crg.I.Zs'ion, through some Of
its agents, viz tbs Grange store st Gal
v5stOr, should take sucl stro0g grounds
against III object similar to its own.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
CANON.
ACOlored Man Shot Down in HIS Doorway
Ons Brother Cuts Another.
Special to the Gazette

AColOred Man Shot Down in His Doorway.
ons Brother Cuts Another.
Special to the Gazette.
CANTON, TEX Juue l1.-An old COL
cred man whose name is Pete Walker,
living six or eight miles west Of town,
Tas called to his door by unknown par
ties Saturday night and shot dead on the
spot, He wos qniet, peaCeaole old
daTkY, and Was respected oy The good
citizens Ct h neigh0orho0d. After Kill
Ing him the parties dragged his body
some four or five paces from the door
into the yard.
WISH sud Frsnk PirtIe, brothers, who
hsd been a. lcggerherds Tor some time,
both living five o. Y miles WesJ Of town,
had fight Saturday evening. O2e Of
them Gu: the other very bsdIy with
p)cketk1ife. He il in precsIious cen
dlticn, though bis physician has some
hopes Ct his recovery.
rock was thrnEU az speaker while
Discussing the Uliou Labor question st
DSn's school house Saturday glt. The
fock missed the speaker and struck e
Union Labor msp who WSs sitting Near
he ursLOT's stand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
ON CHANGE.
Spst CaEsan Unchanged, Futures from
1 10 3 Poi1ts Hishtr-Honey
Market Easy
Wheat Opened Easy, Fluctuated Mar
roviy ana Closed at an Advance.
Live stock Transactions Brisk,
Daily Review.
G4ZETTg OPFIur,
EORr EnPrr1 IL iS.c

To-day has been seized By the farmers
IS sn occasion TO do their marketing, and
large numbers of them have been seen on
the streets during the day, with the re-
suit that fruit, produce, grain and feed
stuffs are in ample supply On the market.
A great deal Of hsy, both baled
and loose, has been brought in,
mostly OF excellent quality, and
the loose article is now quoted at 81 per
ton. while osled hay brings $40.
Oats are OF trife, but wheat main
tsins It's value, though the supply is
good, sufficient for all demands.
There is no change in the quotations on
produce.
The retail trade to-day has been active
and brisk, and wholesalers have dore an
unusually Large trade for the first OF the
week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
q Rent9issps fossslx m octas, then bur.
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Special to the Gazette.
BURNET, TEX, June 1l.-Mrs. W. a..
Hotchkiss, daughter Of DR.. Westfsll,
president of the First National Bank OF
this city WAS married to George Hawkins,
also Of the city.
I'M. Boyett, charged with petty lar
ceRy WAS committed to jill hare to-day
in default Of $loe bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
TERKELiI.
DIR. Harrir gton is ID end-VEnI stny asHom7
Fatmers Getting hind,

TEkRELL, TEX June Il, 1888.
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
TIE requent report Of the pistol t1di-
cates the f.ct that uncoltsred dogs are
rapidly passing ont Of existence.
Rim fell Saturday, yesterday ard today
ard the farmers are getting behind.
DR. Y D. Harrig z or, who returned
from California recently, having left Csli-
fornia several weeks sgo for Terrell, with
6 determination to come 30 Terrell deed
or al.va, arrived safely and alive, sd f'r
several weeks eJi3yed ths company Of his
friends, bu: yes'ertSy lie PISSED away,
znd was buried bg the Mascn'c Fraternity
in the city cem~tsry. n Jtwi-hstaE&n2
the TaiuT, tSreaFcriDg wea. 2er, = lsIge
coEccurse OF people sItontsd L funeral
He Was gel known il tais
section, cud h.d many warn
tr.eEds who watched over hin With great
care w&iie ne fingered near ces5h'g door.
Thera is s1other tsturrsd pilgrim here
szsm California. He Gays there are three
meSSo ore peKftt3n Gu. taere, End
skianss for eYs1y.eudcrtJot. The ex2er-
ii1tce II ,hosSksho have returned from
Sshe PSe tsMope has cured the dispoai-
ion to sSsFaea ps&ures:s
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