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SWEET REVENGE.

"When much younger than | am
now,' said an old newspaper man,
81 sold sewing machines. You
may rest assured l was tritie
fresh, and suffered therefor, as the
following adventure will show ::
Near the close OF a hot August
day I was driving through the
village Of C to the town where
l made my headquarters. Sudden
ly a big black cloud appeared in
the sky, and when my played out
horse had covered half mile the
rain came dancing down. l had
two machines on and no blanket.
To save myself and machines from
getting dreDched l drove for the
only house within a radius of a
mile.
81 was a sorry sight wien 1
reached that Old country mansion
half hidden by tall naples. jump
ing out, l knocked at the door and
explained that would like to
leave my machines temporarily, in
order IN save hem from the storm.
Before I made the request l dis
covered that tie young lady who
responded to my knock was one
with whom, much against her will,
l had left machine on trial a
month or two before, and had only
taken 1t back after repeated pro
testations Oh her part that she did
not want t.. You understand, we
used 10 get a machine into house
by representing that we would
leave it on trial.
"But once we got into the house
we insisted on its being bought,
and used every persuasive art to
accomplish that result. Frequent
" this WAS very embarrassing to
the lady OF The house, and she
never forcavc as for the annoyance
of LEAVING the machine for weeks
and asking Ter every other day it
she wouldn't buy, when she had
emphatically declared she would
not. Now was the turn of the
young lady in the Old fashioned
house to get square. And although |
the rain bad nearly washed the ma
chimes on. OF the wagon, she slam
med the door IN MS face and then |
sat 10y the window enjoying my |
discontinue TO her hearts content. |
AS l prepared to drive away | |
turned my head and beheld her
pretty face bUbbling over with |
smiles. When 1 reached y II
was a sight 10 behold. But the ex.
perience cured by freSbnesS.'-I
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-05-30
CHANGING BEES FROM HIVES TO
FRAMES.

ANY one can transfer bees. IL Is
only necessary, after having the
frame hives ready, to smoke the
bees until they fill themselves with
honey, which they will always do
when smoked. A bee smoker is
indispensable. The smoke should
be applied at intervals, for some
ten minutes, before beginning TO
make the transfer. Bees, when
fall of honey, will not sting. When
a box hive is to be transferred,
turn it bottom up; draw the nails
and Dry of two sides, after care
fnlly severing the brace COMBS
from them. The combs are thus
laid bare, when, with thin bladed,
sharp knife, they may be cut out
and made to fit in the frames,
where they may be fastened by
either wrapping with twine round
the frame or strips of wood tackled
at each side.
The frames may be prepared in
advance by lacking strips OF wood
on one side. ana when the combs
ara LAID in the frame the strips
NAV he added to the other side
The fastenings are readily made
with a fine buzz saw. They should
he one-fourth of an inch wide ana
about three-sixteenths OF an lnch
thick, and One-halt inch longer
than the width Of the frame 10
allow Of their being tied across the
ends. where the comb will not al
low of tacks being used, or they
NAV thus be fastened at the ends
without the use of tacks.
In cutting out the comOs IL Is
important to save all containing
brood. la placing the frames ID
the new hive have the brood combs
IN the center. All drOne comb
should be kept out to suppress the
overproductiOn of drones. Use the
best combs only and procure
foundation comb to fill out the
empty space. The faStenlngs may
be removed in three days there
after. as the bees will fasten up
the combs. After the transfer
place the new hive IN the same
place that the old one formerly &C.
cupied, and dislodge the bees from
the old box. They will eventually
90 to the new hlve.-Amer'ca@
AgricultWaliSt.
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pay, and also how much, is to
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nests high and dark, and compel
the hens to go in from the front.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-05-30
THE SUN
FOR
1890.

Some people agree with The SUNS
opinions about men and things, and some
people don't but everybody likes to get
hold OF the newspaper which is never
dull and never afraid to speak it's mind.
Democrats know that for twenty years
THE Sun has fought in the front line for
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weakening in its loyalty to the true in
terests of the party it serves with fearless
intelligence and disnterested vlgor. AT
times opinions have differed as to the
best means of accomplishing the common
purpose it is not The SUNS fault ifit has
seen further into the milestone.
Eighteen hundred and ninety is the
year that will probably determine the re-
suit of the Presidential election of 1892,
and perhaps the fortunes of the Democ
racy for the rest of the century. Victory
IN 1892 is the best time to start out in
company with THE SUN.
Daily, per month...--...--.....-.. so 81
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Daily and Sunday, per year.-.....- : o.
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Address THE sun. New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-24
INCUBATOR ATTACHMENT.
tatorium at Waco-Result of Local
Option Election.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX. Dec. 23.-The duel be-
tween the negro Whittiker and the white
youth near China Springs was from all
accounts a most desperate affair. The
fact that the negro had q grudge againss
young Kelley lends Importance to the af-
fair, and the investigation will be
thorough. Kelley will no doubt recover
from the wound, but the negro will
probably die. Great Indignation exists
in the neighborhood over the dastardly
attack on the young man by the negro.
The trial of C. E. Himstedt was one
of unusual interest, and great crowd
gathered IN the district courtroom last
night to hear the concluson which was
reached about 10 O'Clock. The jury
were only out about thirty minutes when
they returned with a verdict of not
guilty. MIR. Himstedt is a young man,
and has beautiful young wife who was
present at the time the We rdict was rem
dered. The scene was very aft Getting in
deed and joy reigned supreme.
The mammoth natatorium now under
contemplation by Col. R. B. PARROT and
associates in this city will be placed on q
sure footing in few days. The talk
now is that huge incubator will be at
tached, and the overworked hen will be
given a rest. But, seriously, it Is con-
templated to have attachments arranged
for the purpose Of Matching eggs by
the natural heat of the water with the
temperature slightly lowered. This will
be in the nature of an experiment, but
the theory that the arteslan water, which
is 103 degrees Fahrenheit, can be utilized
for incubating purposes, seems plausible
to a great many people, and there will
be no trouble in getting up capital to
start the natatorium with the incubator
attached.
The county commissioners court met
yesterday to canvass the vote in the
local option election in precinct No. 3,
M.Lennan county. The vote stood:
For prohibition, 1872; against prohibition {,
Sc. Two boxes were thrown out on &C
count of informalities in the returns, but
these we're almost unanim Gus for pro-
hibitiou.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-24

out an, order Of arrest for him, and !
paid out of my pocket S12 TO keep him
out of jail. He owed me 5000 or $500
when we quit, and after that paid bills
of his to keep him out of trouble. Hughes
Is man who can't keep money If he
gets it. He blows it in. If he gets $1,000
or more he is broke in O few days-yes,
be CANDLES also. He never was known
to pay anything he owed. When We
heard on Saturday that the thing WAS
coming out Hughes sent HE word to
BUTTON UP Ny MOUTH.
Why should 1? l shall not. l shall
defend myself. 1 have nothing to con-
ceal. l swear that sm innocent. Now
as to that divorce paper l payed 500 for
i will give it to Inspector Byrnes-I
will tell all know. If can give you
any moro information. and you can t
find me- at home, come to my Office
Mr.. Campbell was found in his office,
go Broadway. His countenance was
palIid and his hands trembled bad.
''This whole story" said Mr.. Camp
bell. ''Is complete surprise TO me, for
l know absolutely nothing about this
bogus divorce. He continued: "There
are two men I want to see-oue Mr.
Hughes, to get an explanation of this
alleged bogus divorce business; the other
man is Mr.. Pendleton, who tried to
frighten me into paying him money
which never received, and which L have
no evidence he ever paid. He was to
have called on me yesterday to prove the
similarity between my hand writing and
that on the bogus divorce, but he has not
got here yet. II the facts are as he al
leges, it IS queer the only satisfaction he
wants for
DISGRACE AND RUIN,
which he claims the divorce exposure
brought upon him, is small sum of
money. Why did not he have Hughes ar
rested before the latter knew his decep-
ton had been discovered! If, as he in
snuates, 1 had anything to do with it,
why don't he bring me into court. He
has cunnnglY evaded me-making re-
port at large about me, and I could
have him arrested If l could find him. -
Lawyer Wade, who employed Hughes,
was reasonably certain that MIR Hughes
would be absent for considere BILE
period. When your reporter asked him
whether Hughes disappearance would
be attributed to the fact that he had
been arrested, Lawyer Wade said very
emphatically: "No, they have not got
him-and l don t think they will.
This he modified somewhat by saying:
''1f Hughes had been arrested I would
have known it at once.''
The missing mans employer said he
had received no letter or communication
from him, or did nos expect any.
''IT' S RATHER STRANGE
continued Lawyer Wade, ''tbat this
man Pendleton, who was to have called
yesterday, has not put in an appearance
up 70 the present time.'
1t is said Mr.. Wade, under the name
of Robert A. Wade, is now awaiting
trial on an indictment by the grand jury
for grand larceny, having defrauded
client named Oseas Getter out of $500.
The divorce blanks which Hughes used
in making out DEGREES are believed to
have been procured from MI. John g.
Jackaon's printing office, 4s Center
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-24
ADJUDGED INSANE.
One c; Kansas city's Best Known and Wealth.
lest Business Men.

On6 CT h60o6e lily q BEST huOWu Buu Vohltu.
lest business Men.
Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, Dec. 23.-Bernard
Donnelly, one of the best known and
wealthiost business men OF this city, was
to-day adjudged insane and cent to a
private asylum in St. Louis. On Deem
Der Mr. Donnelly was shot, and the re-
port was given out that the shooting was
accidental. 1t has since developed that
the shooting was done by Donnelly with
suicidal intent. He has been losing his
mind for sometime, and has made sew
eral threats on his life, and it was this
fact that caused his relatives to ask the
court to take action in the matter. He
is still suffering severely from his
wounds. but his mental condition was
such that it was deemed best to have
him in custody as soon a. possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-24

See our line of Trimming at
choice for 25c per yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-24

What there is left of Silk
Scarfs, Throws, Silk and Plu h
Cushion Tops, Plain and Fig
ured Pushes and China Silks,
Silk Ornaments and Frio ges,
Banner Rods, etc., will be
closed out at strictly cost.
See the bargains we have in
this line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-24
See the bargains in Infants
long and short Cashmere
Cloaks this week.

See the line of Children's
Knit Hoods at choice of the
lot for SOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-24
:. G.. " AN 8 CO

See the Wool and Cashmere
Gloves at 25c per pair; real
worth, SOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-24

See our line of Ladies' hand
knit Vests and Pants, selling
at cost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-24

Bishop of Dallas, Tex.
ROME, Dec. 23.-Dr. Bremen has
been appointed bishop OF Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-24

See the gold-handled UNI
brellas we are offering at One
Dollar and seventy-five cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-24
Bo.. of the Camp for . While.

Boss OF the Camp for . While.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 23.-J. W.
/ Conley, a man half crazed with drink,
was arrested to-day and jailed on q
charge Of assault to murder. Conley
had corralled ten Mexicans around a
camp fire, just south of the city, and
amused himself by shooting directly
over their heads and commanding them
to sit silent and immovable on the pain
of instant death. He resisted arrest,
but was finally overpowered and jailed.
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