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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
MURDERED FOR MONEY.
A Deliberate Orimo Carefully OoRce aled.
The Work of the Voad0o.

A Deliberate Crimc Osrsfully OoRce eled j..
The Work of the Voadoo.
Special to the Gazette.
LoNGyIEw, TEX, June 16 For s.V-
eral dsys unusual activity mas been no
tisesble about the jAil aud the sneriff's
ofi1e here, and the road Leading toward
Omego, hsmlet eleven miles from here
N this county, has been kept hot With
dspu'y sherifs and other others. By
dlpt of hard labor the story WAS partly
safe Of affairs ct that little
Littleton Webb, a well-to-do negro
man, was missing but the fact OF his muir
der was not suspected until sometime
sgo waen the oflsers went to work
and from very small clues, and but scat
te1ing facts have at last woven 8 claim
of evidence strong enough to arrestEar9
lima Webb, the wife of the mise
sing man. q colored maA spE
two white men, upon which .tsSy
we're arrested. A thorough e1sminaN6n
Of the house shows that blood fsSalns
were sawed of ct the surface. foz the
kitchen fJor and siterWsrd Bsraped
or planned smooth, as was also the sill
Of the house which WAS not covered st
the door, where il appears the msn was
killed, likely with his fest OF the steps
aad his head and body inside the do9r,
8ut the sleepers under the 4 l0r show
blood TO have passed through the & por,
which has cracks at each plalk, also foot
prints made on the fJOr Of the adjoining
room, where no effort WAS ma TO erase
them. The accepted theory is that Webb
was shot by the zGgro or one Of the
white men in his lot near
the house and ran to
his back door, dying hsIf
way in ss above and that the CIiDe Wsg
committed or TIE possession Of SOC
which tae old nGR was KNOWN to possess
AID slss for the possession Of his deugh-
ter, Roxy Asn, whom the Old man wOSld
ust eufer these men 10 have, watch it is
thought the mother Was willing to aCce6e
to. This girl, Rexy Ann, though per-
tect.y ssRe on other subjects, is madly
insane Oh the gubjsct CT her ia!her's nur
der, OF which size perhaps knows only
from reason and not from being personally
witnesa Of tho crime or the hiding place
ef his body, which was possibly
located once II g creek bOttoa cut
was rensvad when the narderers founa
it located. This girl from all sppearascs
is 8 terrible victim Of voodooism ia its
blsckest and yilast form, snd thinks some
thing bsysxd hgmsn conception wsRld
tske place II she was TO divNlge what she
knows, and this fact has caused her to
become without dsVbt really crazy ON
this subject.
The old woman, who is in jsil, refuses
to make sny statement whicn will criAi-
nste the accused, spd may also be under
the spell CT this terrible negro chIfm.
TRs negro, Green webs, who was ar
rested with the white men, hiss made q
partial confession, showing the theories
soeve correct, ana that Littletea Wsbs
was knsckSd in the head and shot IL his
back door and his body taken aad sank
in the Cypress creek, bat fearisg de-
lection caused them next day 10 take his
body up and burn it in pine are, saying
they were burning q COW to avoid sAsl-
ling it. The preliminary trial is ses8er
Tuesday na1t. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
Low II .ter for Tourists TO ana Through She
Rockies.

Low L Atee for Tourists 10 ana Through she
Rockies.
The great and only Texas Panhandle
Route (Oenvar, Texas ead Fort Wcrth
Railroad) connects at Fort Worth with
the entire system ST Texas railways.
By this route you are eusbled to Welt
Trinidad, Pueblo, Colorado Spring, Man
itsG, The garden OF the Sods, Plies Peak
sid Denver, thence ever the Colorado and
Midland and Union Pacific Railways and
Denver and Rio Gcande Railway, the
"sceBic line Of the RQrld," through the
Royal Gorge, SouthTsrkto Buena Vista,
il the "B autiful Whey dthe Aiksnsa,"
over the MARSHALL Pay, .h@ugh the Black
CsRon Of TIE Guasia aesing Colorado
Salt Lsksstsss.to osasn, on to sscrao
memo, 60 San Francisco Cal.
AL rs lrosds Of Color4so and the great
holding our excursion tidkets to visit say
and all points Of intersB4s not directly
The cGnforSagd mi g&eat Of tourists
are the best, the csssMs, sleepets and
nILIuts SSIS oIE HCb st! 2fpssSU Oy any rosa
on t1e continent, MsafEare served at Is
cents each, and sre the btst the land ef-
fordJ u,
Tourist tickets sxe no.sea sale at su
principal ticket ffSfs, sEprices so low
that 70 tr&veler can s$ssG to miss this
opportunity. These ke.a are good go
ing thirty dsys, goo& returning thirty
days with Gasl limit 31Ss.sf o 3tober Eext.
Fem Fort WoftA TO Osfgsr and return,
$50; Fort WortH6ss Pad DO and return,
s27 SO; frem FdfSsKaEh TO Colorado
Springs snd retErEg al 80; from FJrt
wor;h 20 Salt LakefI,y snd return, s55;
ir9m F3st Worth toEsiDidad end return
;ssss6 asrsuver priahges botn ways.
From the above paEts you can reach
all poiuts ia New Mexico, U!sh, IdahG,
<Wyomic g, Washington territory, Oregon
ala Calltornissa cpeaply ss by sry other
Ieas sed with tsssesdly more case sid
frqsTfsasy msil or fsperscn for rates,
tho n ishty RsSS.sa; ssss address
W. v Nswlir, A. G. P. Agent, SIP Main
street, Fort Worth.
Frank IL. Burrows, Tray. Pass. Agent,
612 Main street, Fort Worth.
j. q Linthurst, City Agent, SIC Msia
street, Fort Worm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
oour, d App.aisAeels,s.
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, June 16.-Ceurt Of APP
peals decided the following CASES to-day
AHrmed-Trumsler vs. the state,
Jones; Croell vs.. the state, Robertson |;
Richardson vs.. the state, NcLennaH !;
Hunes VS.. the stste, Grnyssn; Lee vs.
the state, Bossae; Powell VS.. the state,
Grayson; Glenn vs.. the state, Grsyson;
Weeds vs.. Brown, Williamson; Hunt vs..
the state, Bexar; More VS.. the state,
Falls; BsRKss vs. Cross, Shsckeliord.
Reversed and remande6-HerDsd orf vs..
the State, Brown; Peal vs. the Ss:tc,
EcCulloCh; Anderson vs.. the Ssats, Nc
Culloch; Tucker vs. the State, Milan;
Kemp vs.. the Safe, Robertson; Watson
VS.. the State, T Ills; Maddox VS.. the State,
McLsnnan; Dam VS.. the City Of Fors
Worth, Tsrrart; Nelson vs.. the State,
Lane; Ashorsst VS.. the State, Llano;
Ef1aress, HepsIey and Leach, vs.. the
StxA, Jack; fhipps end HeRsoy vs.. the
StSs3, jack.
Motion for rehearirg overruled-GAol-
sbIand wife VS.. ths Gulf. Colorado and
xsnta Fe Railway Cenpsay, Tarra1r;
'Bexlet We. the State, Mills.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17

CAIcAao, ILL, June 1S-Waiker
BIsine, son of james G. Blaine, WAS 8
visitor last night st the Gresham hesd-
quarters in the Grand PAcifc hotel. After
= brief conversation with those in the
roon, Sr. Blaine walked up TO book
containing the names Of callers at the
headquarters who are favorable to the
candidacy of Judge Gresham for President
and registered his name. The movement
caused considerable surprise, as it WAS
regarded by the onlookers as the reccg-
milton of personal interest in Judge
nomination. Mr. Blaine
merely smiled when spoken to ABOUT the
matter and soon after left The hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
ssste, but this view
not encouraged evidently
this

stste, but this view is
not encouraged evidently by
number Ct the leading delegates, such
IS M. ] Gzge, one OF the four delegates
st large. who seys unless the question
Of protection is considered and s
strong protectionist is nominated the
Pacific coast will be in danger
END that no man who has
faint OF Tree trade can carry the Pacific
coast. But, said Mr.. Gsge, We are fight
ing no man, are for the best candidate,
and will give whoever is nominated
our hearty support. As we stand
now we ere all for Blaine
and We think he can and will be romi-
mated, and We want Estee for temporary
or permanent chairman. The leading
spirits in the delegation have received
Information from Chiesgo since they
started from home that there ia move
nent to conceds the temporary
or 4pernsnent Craftsmanship to the Pa
CHIC COST, and we have telegraphed to
those who have sent out their word to
hold on to that proposition but to present
NO name but that of Mr.. Estee, for whom
the entire coast will be united. Chair
man Jones of the nstionsl committee has
Slso Ielegrephed to this effect.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
krspsas County DsmsCrats
hiAl - tha MSzaftn

RocKroRT, TEXAS, June 1S At meet
ing OF the Democrats Of the county held
at the court house this afternoon dole
gates were selected 70 represent Arausas
County in congressional convention Of the
Seventh Congressional district to be held
at Corpus Caristi or tae 22i. REVOLUTIONS
ware passed endorsing the administration
IF President Cleveland, Congressman
Grain snd Governor Ross, and the dele
gates were instructed to Vste for their re-
nomination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
The Cattle Trail Reuse.

Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, lex jane lS-Msjo- Stanley
n. Jones' party Of engineers departed 81
an early hour this morning for Coleman,
from which poiht they survey to Brady,
Mason, KerrVille, and probably 10 Eagle
Pass. This work will complete the Cat
tie Trsil Z .ilway preliminary line from
Albany TO connections on the south 81
Kerrville and E,gle PISS. L is uIdsr-
stood that this lIue will be extended
through the counties Of WilbaTger, Bay
lor and Throckmorton, as Soon SIS lne
work now being done s8u!h is Rnished
This line has already beer surV yed from
Albany TO Coleman Wis Bird. This
route is beyond Question one Of the most
favorable ever surveyed Zia the state so
far
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
gUgEEYT.
A Maa Arrested f,r tbs Abduction Of His
ss.B6Rughser.
STEADY.

A maa Arrested f,r tbs Abduction Of His
sssDeRushser.
Special to the eazsrs.
BURNETT, TEX, June 10 "A man
named Sionn WAS arrested here to-oay
for the abduction. Of his stepdaxshter,
onlytwelve years old. Sean mETried the
girls mother some Ave or s!I years sse
iu this COMFY and afterwards m7ved 70
the Indian Territory, where the woman
died sad her three children were sent TO
their grandfather, G. G Thornton, who
lives near Liberty Hill, Williamson
cousty. Sloan returned to Willism-
son couaty two weeks ago and
las night persuaded the girl away from
hoEae and came with ner to this city
where he tried 10 procure O marriage
license, but the county clerk su.pectiing
sll was not right Oh account sf the child
ish appearance of the girl refused to
issue the license. Shortly eiterward 8
Telegram was received from Thornton
sias.rucdsg the shsritf to arrest the par
Ties. Siosn is new in all and Will awslt
she action Of the grand Jury.
Mr.. Thornton, the girls grandfather ar
rived on the IL SO train and took the girl
home on the afternoon train. Slosn il a
nan shout shirty-fve years old and has
anything but prepossessing appearance.
The farmers In this couatry are about
through harvesting. The yield OF grain
is ssid to be she largest ever gathered in
tbs country Several families who left
here last fall for Washington Territory,
returned here to-day thoroughly ,sdis.s
gusted with that country and giadao get
back TO Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
ON WALL STREET.
Tks S!sek Market Visa QHIFe Ae'lT9
Throughout Yesterday, Especially
n Sp9jg-A StreHg Tone,
Material Gains Were Made IN the Entire
List-CIoEIns Prices Were the HiEA-
est fer .he week.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
sgectal to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, june 1e Railway bonds
to-1sy closed as follows: Texas spd Pa
cihc 2's at 391; Texas gld Pacific Is at
9Gs; Eou5ton and Texas Central 1's St
lls4; Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio sl4
Sterl ng quiet. y
Silver %. "a
Money unchanged. e
Governments dlm. IN
Wheat quiet.
Oh 76s ~
Coftuu steady.
Coffee 1929 points lower.
Sugar "a
IL des CONTINUE steady. ,sT
Wool unsettled. ~ a
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS 81
New YORK, June 1s.-The stockSDar-a
kes WAS quite active t0-dsy, espeCiallYyjn
spots, and the tone OF dealings from Essrt
10 aIish Was strong, ana msteriakgsiH
were made throughout the listY Is<ny
stocks closing ST the highest pEcefSfor
the week. The opening OF the msfkss was
only fairly steady, with professionals still
in command, and Missouri Pacific,
and Nav EngIand were per cent. lowsgS
A bullish sentiment sson prevailed, hsF-
ever, asd Lnsden came in as buyer.
Prices began to advance Immediately ,sn8a
the market beesme more active OF -
creased demands for stscks. Tas ,sSase
was quite strcpg at the best figures fhe
day. Everything on the active atst "a
higher this evening, and Chicago, Ba!-
liRgton and Q IiRcy rose 1i,, New Egg
lsnd Gnd Louisville and Nashville II per
cent. each, Northwestern It, S.. Paul,
Rock Is and, and Lske Shore l per cent.
each, and tRe remainder fractional
amounts.
The railroad bonds market was quiet,
but il vas is close sympathy with 'he
DEALINGS in shares, and NAMED firm to
sses1s throughout, though the ClsEges
- quo !N;iens We're net SO pronounced aE
ia l1e share list. n special feature
msrEsd the trading, and sales are only
1928. Gee.
G vcrnmeRt bonds were dull and
STEADY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
TIE RAILROADS.
The Wsrk Of Surveying en- Shs Cattle
Trail Route Ab5ut Competed
sna Bald HsppY.
Interest OF ahe Arthur City ans IF.
fsrscR Ksilrss6-, Notes.
Homo NoteH,

j. Koslowsky, general lard agent Of
the St. Louis, Arkansas and 9exss, was
in Fort Worth yesterday, and made TIE
GAZETTE pleasant call.
JIG. Now, general agent OF the Cairo,
Vincennes and Chicago Line, who hiss de-
cided OF Fort Worth as headquarters
paid TEE GAZETTE visit yesterday.
General Advertising Agent Nelson OF
the Fort Worth Snd Denver YVES in Fort
Worth Yesterday. He reports trATel
good on the line, and looks for a heavy
travel from Texas to Colorado in the hot
summer months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
psisa County Fair.

Special to the Gazette.
AURORA, TEX, June 16.-Judge q. P.
Bailey addressed cur people to-day on
the Alvord ard North Texas Fair, to be
held next October. Jsdge Bailey says
the managers have received great encouFs
agement from stecknen aud others, aAdyfe
believes Wise county will have nzG5t
creditsble fair this fall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
Blaine Delegates,

PITTsuRs, Pa, June 1s-The Blsine
wing of the New York delegation, 800 r
Sheridan Shock, reached here thissmorR
ing. Shook says they ,axs
Tor Blaine, and will uominates63m
II possible. They think SstTbisa
csa8ot be nominated. The n 3Exgersey
delegates said they were for Blsish with
cat second choice, AID tAs Delaware
eroup declared they would boom Blake
IRON the start C L. A.gee and other
Sherman delegates from Western Penn
sylvania left for Chicago this morciEg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
APPOINTED
Special to the Gazette.
Ousanb.rf, ouounbesEes~F'ee "a
Include thsss in yolEsRe3s1rder, and
the Fort Worth Gf0e9Do. are ofsring
the sheicsek 1eklhtke city, too.
Denton.


-speeial to the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, June 1.-THE Denton
Ice Company struck good, strong foW
ing stream Of artesian water this morn
ing at their works at a depth Of $40 feet.
Ter or twelve eI.Unioa soldiers have
applied for G. A. r. Pest TO be called
ihs "John A. Logan"
Wheat harvest is about over In this
coxrsy. The weather so far hss been ex-
csllent for savirg wheat, and ST least 33s
par cent. more wheat las been harvested
fsan ever bstore il this county. The oss
harvest, occasionsd by lste sowing,
Is considerably behind whest, bat G wssk
or two Of good weather will issrre s.sSfy
lsrge harvest, sad the prospects fosSegn
never were better. Gotten prospa6ere,
however, behind the average. Much eemz
plant is made Of the web worm. TM
markets are fosded with peaches, pluEi
etc. Takea Altogether the outlook fskt
county is very goodfndeed. 5E%
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
C.aptY Ticket Nomlpassd.

stssial ts the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX June 10 The
Farmers AllisEce end Knights Of Labor
of this county held an open session here
shis afterKosN exd nominated candidates
for county Offices from f)ater down. The
m"mbers eff the convention stated that
the RsHiBees w0lud go before the county
Democratic Convention and abide the re-
5Blt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
Br3an BIZ z. orgauiz.Dg.

correpsnaezce OF the Gazette.
BRYAN, TEX, JuRe 14-The BrJsn
Rfss, military csmsaay Of this ace,
which disb.ndss some time since, par
tally recognized last alght VITA nem~
oersbis OF twsn.E- eight. The reorgsni-
zstion will be coepleted or next Tues
dsy night, when at least eevea more
applicants will be admitted and captain
chnEaH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
Farmsr,s Essidenes Burned.

apesial to tke Gazette,
WHITBvRIGHT, TEXAS, June ls.-R!ch-
ard Rslves, farmer living four miles
west Of here had his residence, and all 1t
contained destroyed BY Are last night at
absut q O'Clock. Is b supposed to be
the work OF an incenoiary. The loss II
about ak hundred dollars with nostnasr
alce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
WARNING TO THE WORK,
Continued from First Page.

ing, its intents and purposes, it WAS final
~ determined to eleeE the delegates, and
Major j. A. Drive snd Colonel Copeuhouer
were unanimously elected without in
structlonS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
Bell County Crops.

Special to tbs Gazette. I
Bolton, Tex, june 1s.-The veal
has been favorable for farmers duri1
week, and they have improved the 20
tuHity to gather wheat and eats Z
their cetton. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
spoke at Oieburne,

SpecIaI % inc HAZeEte.
CIEBUREE, TEX June 16-Hon. Henry
Farman CT Fort Worth addressed the
citizens to day at the courthouse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17

1npuritles tss;slood often cause
great annoysnet(a$2his ssasox; Hoods
ssrssparilla pur the blood, snd cares
al such afscsiSs.N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.
FREH DELIVERY AT PARIS q.

FRSH DELIVERY AT PARlS.
Special to the sazette
WASHINGTON, June Is The postmss-
ter ST Psris, Tex bss made application
for the establishment CT the free delivery
service, apd to-day tbs Postmaster Cen
eral ordered al inspector 70 proceed to
that pisce to jsv-stigste the others OF
tha Ell SIS to the need of such service.
special to the Gazette.
WARRINGTON, jane 16 -Tae following
TexSs pensions were Issued to-day ::
Otieinal, widows-Sarah A widow Of
Alexander NJ. Burnhar, Wichita Falls.
Mexican survivors-Th1mss P. Hodges,
Junction City; james ". Skaggs, Eagle
Pass; Jtsse Baker, Dsvilla. Mexican,
wieows-E.rcy j., widow of Hard n
Hart, Grsenville.
PusTMAsTRRs APPOINTED.
Special to the Gazette.
HAsatxGT June 16.-The following
Texas postmassers were appointed to-day ::
John 7. Williams, Cswan, Ersts county;
J. Il. Broussard, Lsbell, JEFFERSON ceun-
ty; Ginda Prasz, School, Guadslupe
county: William Oasle. Birdsville, Tar
rant county; Samuel Smith, Buffalo
Springs. Clay county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17

Double daily service Of elegant p-,.
Bu met and SlCeoing Ssrs between Ss1 tr.sst
and Kansas Oily snd St. Louis. %
DENT be deceived. bEI sail fer 7o-r -.
via the MiesoEri PssiG9 Railway. "Ia
For shy 3esired inf3russisn, t!s-r,,
folders etc, call On 9. p ~ q,
Ticket AGENT, UAlsH desOt, ro~. NJ.
JAZZ L ZURh, 1tCks. AEeE., Clsy g7,.
asT haia Rnt Third stSssts.
a. @. Archer
Northern Texas Pass. Agent, Us. =
Z. ". UCI-Lr J,,,E4
General Pses anc T,tsf. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17

Marine InteIngsnss.
special = the GAsette.
GALyrsroH. Tx, Jane 1s.-sArrived
Steamship Iy,sss fro3 New Ys.k.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17

= sgis the pssap, bacsyss ID are tired
OF SS4er dog 81 vita t@ ps and srlp,a
lDg,kaas ases4y follgN. .S&er's Litge
Li}E PillssS One pill @ d&seM 50
MS H. SsaESs -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
Double daily line Of PuLmaA FM2ss su-.
Cara through 70 ST. L0zis via ths
IRON MOUNTAIN R0UT

Sac thSt your ttcksts read va TcEs, M
SiEo Railway. For maps. tiH0 lg.z- mn
rates .nd all regElred Information, % \ y
q. d. LUSK, Ticket Agent, sHlsu Js,0L l.
Worth.
AXE HUSN, Ticket Agent Si.g uE,s 8.
Gei Main ana Third atree-H.
II. O. BLCHER, Travelling FEsgolssl A7n
Dallas
Is. ". MCCULLOUGH, GcvcraI gagr,
and Tloke. AEeait, Dallas, Tax.
tNO L GEAST, Genera &lSs-ss.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-06-14
WHAT THEY SAY.
Bordeaux, Neb.

Bordeaux, Neb.
Editor Herald:
Give me little space in your valuable
paper to jot down a few thoughts. 1
take the HERALD, and each week am
glad to read the happenings of Sank
Centre and vicinity, as that has been my
home for ten years. Last spring I came
to Nebraska, found good claim, put up
fine log house, broke some, raised fine
little crop, of a variety of kinds. This
spring have sowed .on larger scale
crops are looking well. The winter in,
our magic state has been very light COM
pared with what we have been accus-
toned to. The cattle have ran on the
range all winter with the exception of a
few days in January, and they came out
looking well this spring. We hardly be
lieved that stock could range in mid win
ter, but this we have seen with our own
eyes.
Claims are worth from $500 to $1,000
in our valleys. Uncle Sam still has some
fine claims in this county that have not
been taken yet. immigration is rolling
n almost daily by wagon and by rail.
I'VE have ready markets for all kinds o
farm produce. Railroad facilities. We
think northwest Nebraska is destined tc
be one of the leading farming countries
Yours Truly,
T. w. BENNINGTON.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-06-14
GREY EAGLE.

Crops in the vicinity of Grey Eagle are
looking well.
Grey, the Little Sank merchant, Wis
tied our town on Saturday last.
Perry Robbins has his residence about
completed.
The cotillion party held in Alderman's
hall on Wednesday evening was very
pleasant affair. The Alabama Blacks
cornet band discoursed some fine music
at the opening of the dance.
Some fifteen neighbors of F. H. Billings
turned out and raised substantial log
house for him on one of the most pleas
ant locations in the vicinity of Grey
Eagle, on Monday of last week.
There will be an ice cream festival Civ.
en- by the ladies of Grey Eagle, for the
benefit of the cornet band, on Thursday
evening at Alderman's hall. All are cor
daily invited.
Many of our citizens with their fam.
lies are attending camp meeting at
Browerville.
A number of the G. A. R. boys will at
tend the encampment at Morris this
week.
Birthday surprise parties have beer
quite numerous of late.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-06-14
Order to Examine Accounts.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OH
y STEARNs.-ss. In Probate Court SpecialS
term, June 18th, 1855.
In the matter of the estate Of Arthur L..
Hatch, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Lucal
kelis administrator of the estate of Arth,
L. S. Hatch deceased, representing amor
other things, that he has fully administer
said estate, and praying that a time au
place be fixed for examining and allowj
his account of his administration, and
an order To pay and distribute the balan
in his hands among the creditors of safdN 8y
ceased proportionately according to the
amount due them on their respective
claims.
1t is ordered, that said account be ex-
amined, and petition heard, by the Judge Of
This cou TT, on Friday the 9Th day of July A.
d. 1888, at O'Clock A. M, at his office in the
city of st. Cloud, in said county.
And 1t is further ordered, that notice.
thereof be given to all persons Interested byI
publishing copy of this order for three sucI
cesstve weeks prior to said day of hearIno
in the Sank centre Herald a weekly news,
paper, printed and published at the village
Of Sauk Centre in said county,
June, 1888. " ""S Va
By the court, n
THEo. BRUENER.
H. 81 Judge of Probate. n