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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-02
REuEIoE or OLD SAILORS AND
SOLDIERS.

Two coming important events of
interest to sailors and soldiers Of
the late war vi be tie Reunion of
tue Naval Veterans at Baltimore.
September 18th to 18th, and The
Bncampmont OF the Grand Army
Of The Republic at Washington,
commencing September goth, i'm
modlately after the Sailors Reun-
ION. Interest in the reunion will
be heightened by the presence Of
the White Squadron in the harbor
OF Baltimore. The G.. A. r. En-
campment will DO tho occasion of
the greatest military Assem- blage in
Washington since the Grand Re-
view Of 1865, following the fall Of
Richmond. For both OF these
events the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will sell tickets at groatly
reduced rates, and will grant most
liberal concessions ia The way OF
ssop-Ovor privileges. Tickets gill
be sold from September 18Th tc
Gosh inclusiye, valid for return
journey until October 10th, and
will be good to stop of, going on
retaining, at all stations between
Cumberland aud Baltimore-a re-
gion rendered familiar to all yetot-
ais by The constant warfare along
Tho Potomac.
For more detailed information as
to time Of trains, rates, aud sleep
ing car accommodations, apply to
nearest j. 4 o. Agent
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-02

g53 / have q new and valuable
Seed Wheat, called "The Pool
Wheat" This is a smooth Red
wheat, stands the severe winters,
and has very stiff straw which
prevents it from breaking down af-
ter maturity. a sample can be
seen at /. IL. @. anoeke's store.
Il. NJ. WAsHIN GToK.
Bomney, Aug. b, 1899.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-02

blipa Mitchell, OF Memphis, Ten
aegsee, t}is murderer of kreda Ward,
gllom sla wanted 20 marry, has
loaa aeolpred insane and is to 30
aoaEnsopn,thc asylum at Bolivar;
teu csaoe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-09-02
A SENSIBLE GIRL.

When h, dropped on his knee to
tell the old, old story, the yourg
lady reminded him how much more
comfortable it would be for him if
he took seat, especially as there
was such comfortable chair so
close at hand. That isn't what
young ladies are supposed to say
according to the modern novel, but
it is what every level headed girl
says Of our Chairs and Furniture
and the more she knows about them
the surer she is that they arc re-
marksbly well made, wonderfully
comfortably and phenomenally
cheap. In all these important par
ticnlars they are matched by no
others but
III. U. T. FLJRSHUTZ,
The Furniture Man.
Centre Street, Cumberland, Md.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

BUFFALO sept H. Tho frat session
Of the hfth annual convention Of tho
National leHguo Republicans club was
held hero today.
Thirty-two states aud three terrific.
RVS were represented. \ committee
on credentials was named With Texas
represented by s. h, HAHN ieoesa
was then takcn
Az Music Eull Sunday evening tho
utmost enthusiasm prevailed. Tho col.
logo clubs arrived shortly before
o'clock, and utter announcing Tho fuCi
by college, yelle took suaio in tho gal
lory.
Gen, Clarllson raped for order aud
In brici speech introduced j. r. Dol
liver of Iowa
Major Mckinley was next intro.
ducnd and for some time the house was
IA d perfect uprnar, The audience rlH'
ing on massc aud greeting the speaker
with waving of hats aud hAndkerchiefs.
Mckinley made characteristic
epeooh
4 Sloai FHssct next addressed them
and wns followed by j, M. 'lhurston
The last speaker was Chas Morris, a
mulatto from kentucky.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
FISHERMEN STRIKE,


RocKPoRT, TEX, Sept l5.--ISpcc-
ial The fishermen along tho entire
cnast Of Texas went out on a strike TO-
day and this Afternoon hundreds of fish
sehooners arc laying Idle, Tho strike
was brought ab0Gt by the refusal OF the
employers 10 increaae the pay OF the
mon aud as the latter constitute a wen
organized union in full interest and
accord with tho Knightu Of Labor ind
other powerful organizations, there B
no tollink when tho trouble will b. set
tied. tits tho first strike u The kind
that has ever happened In this state.
Is qualifications extend 70 MI tho
FISH shipping points on tho coast, in
Guiding iockp6rt Galveston, Corpus
Christi, Port ayuon, Mouth Of theBrazos
aud AlanQorda, andanoi a pound Of the
Guny delicacy VIII be sent out from any
Of these places until the strike Is de-
clarcd on.
MIR Cabalin, the labor agiiator Of
Galveston, is at the head u the move
mont for ma Increase Of pay and says
ihore viii be no surrender nntil tho 1e-
mands Of the men are fully conceded TO-.
He further says thnt tho Fishernnn's
union has the sum Of 80, OOJ On hand 10
sustain them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
A BLOODY BATTLE
sssueeu Members Of the sOrewmen's Union
Of ealYsslon-sevcraI Members Sc.
r'ousy Injured.

GALVESTON, TEX, Sept 15.-[Spe-
.aaLE IA bloody and indicative fight
occurred about o'clock to-day between
NO rival gangs OF screwmen, who were
Engaged in slowing cotton on two
.seamtrs lying adjoining each other at
per 33. The screwmen havo two un-
ions, No. is the Oldest and has mem
ssrship Of over 500. No. is composed
= seceders from No. l, and has a mem
'srship Of about l25.
Bad b'oOl has existed between tho
w unions since their organization and
nus has been intensified by No 2
.eaucing the scale Of wages. This was
voc cause OF today's fight and resulted
II. II. Gilmer, A. II Degrino'
ec.hes Foley, Chas. Kelsey, NJ
eoyne, Peter Owens, J. Leon
~ Pat Sullivan and Ed Seaman be-
rs ieariully beaten by gang OF No. ],
tley presented CHASTITY sight when
oloaght Va the police station with blood
eeaming from many wounds in the
SC and head inflicted by billets OF
800 and cotton hooks. Their injuries
N,.iio severe, ara not fatal.
Ihroo cf their assailants haue been
crested charged with assault with in
~ 10 murder, and warrants are out
- Vie arrest q quite a number oil
raefs. The fight has increased the
..efness between the unions, and
i'flAer bloodshed Is anticipated.
as----
sahtcriba to, T,tfp q a zf1vrr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
IIFGRAPH NEWS
BOILED DOWN.

1 r peters was gored to death by a
4 !. Champagne, Ill.
nor.ons were poisoned by eating
H. bsei at Champagne, ILL.,, and
4 probably die
.,rike on the Reading railway has
I,,rerled, the officers having met and
sied all differences.
~. Charles North committed sui
Il Denver, Colo, becasue her hus-
\ eloped with her cousin.
E0s returns fr IN the Maine elections,
a that the Republicans are running
\ behind the vote Of former years.
\ Metropolis, H., Anna Clancy cap
LA. W. Dorsey, who murdered her
I,her Of Lacyyille, KY, several years
report comes from Ada, Hardin
Ipty, Ohio, to the effect that a train
/ Of passengers with ten cases of
,Iera aboard landed there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
P0PULlST JONES
Says Nugent is Altogether Too
Strong to Withdraw.
GEORGE CLARK SAYS He LIKES
The Accession Of One Hundred Thousand
Voters Secured al Fort Worth.
Ben Terrell Wants 10 Hear From Congressman
Grain on the SILVER Question and Will
Punch Away al ll-lrelands
Views OIL toe Campaign.
Says NuEent Has Too Good a chano, 20
Withdraw

says Nurent M, Ton ,o,, -. c,.. =.
w,n,,a O"1"ee 70
Ur,D.r,,,,,,,,,, ~,
ts,,'d M iif- N.Y. IND EA'' sept l9.-
i Sjg,,.i., a rsG1 EYans Jones' Eighth
f 9issrios oanuluaVe ior congress ON the
eoPie party ticket' Is IN IN ecity To-
uHA' ia a. u.s.,
ue saiu the o9Ieel OF ms VISIT was
=, On, W. ne mao come 10 survey the
'SL8, rs fatory 70 beginning active
'h.sIc, t,hs1. Fsy IN thls county
d N,d1c 1e' very m9ch en-
c9u,rageu .Hsto, 20 'luook LOT the REQ
PIC ; parry ~ - h9t only IN TINS
county 0ut 'Ilrou ghout ihe district ana
sIaaf we are arranging Tor a close
iuVai canvass anu hctlNe campaign Tor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

Then the case OF Patrolman Maddox
was taken up
Police Chief Maddox stated that the
reason why he had mndc his communal
cation 40 the city council WIS because
he had hoard from tho officers
that PAtr0lman Sobe Maddox had boon
drunk the night before, Monday
night aud had displayed his
pistol unnecessarily. II was not that
he had been drunk bcioro, only the one
caso, Of being drunk last night He
sent him OF on official business tbht
night about ~, and no was not drunk
then.
Capt, Lightioot said he saw officer
G, 4, Maddox that night ~ the Board
Of Trade saloon. Maddox was not
drunk then, and he seemed 10 be mad,
but gave him his pistol when he was
asked for t.
Whom LighuOot went back to tho
wine room OF the saloon he found tho
men named in the other case aud the
two women. He did not 30 TO tho room
until after be had taken Kern home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
AN IMMENSE rHRoNe


GALVESTON, TEX. Sept. 15,-ISpe-
sall-At . o'clock this evening an
Rmense throng gathered at the Ball
tgh school square 10 witness the rails
ag Of an immense nag pole l25 feet in
4ngth, from the top of which the
smerican flag was flung to the broeze,
2hich with the polo was presented TO
zle schoo children OF Galveston
the exercises were opened with
Payer followed by the sing,
IL Of america by the school
{lil1ren assisted by the Galveston
5asrtett9 club. Then the flagstaff was
pissed and as the "star spaugled ban
Pr lOated proudly from its peak, it
"a greeted with a salute Of artillery
,nd tho huzza OF multitudes. Col. X.
4. Street then in an appropriate speech
Resented it to the school children OF
galveston which was received in their
|ehali by Thomas ]. Ballinger, mem
prof the school board. The ceremony
f'osed by the children singing the star
lQangled banner and benediction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

AsIiVfLLE, N. c., sept. 10, There
wcro al lc,u,t $500 people assembled In
d tobacco warehouse hore to-day "a
hear Hon, a, u. Stevenson speak
General Stevenson was introduced by
Hon. Hughes. distinguished grand.
son ~ North Carolina, and when ha
arose 20 speak he wis loudly applnudodi
continuing several minutes, General
Stevenson bogan by paying q hnndnoma
tribute 10 North Carolina, saying her
history aud traditions were az dear W
him III any one present He then de-
voted himself TO political issues ior an
hour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
plPHrAERlA
About 10 Become an Epidemic al Tyler
charnes 10 DO IhresIlaaled.


TYLER, Tx, Sept 10. Especial. j..
The mayor convened the city council
10 special session this AFTERNOON for tho
purpose Of taking some action % pre-
vent the spread Of dlpihcrini which u
about IN become epidemic Ia This city.
A health physician wa appointed,
with four additional health officers
and measures adopted Whereby the city
win b. thoroughly cleansed.
SayerAl new tliins have been reported
to-day. The pu1llc schools have been
closed. and private schools haye boon
aaifed W auspssnd mil the epidemic "
under control.
The following resolution wip pre-
scented by Aldermen Barns and WIS
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, u y rpmored that the
uperintendcnt NJ public schools oi this
DIV has received compensation from
teaehors employed lH said schools for
bls services in recommending such
teacher, or securing their peaiiions Tor
Tiareforo. be Il resolved, by the city
cfuucil Of the city of Tyler, that the
board Of trustees ~ this city b., and
they aig hereby directed 70 have tbs
matter herein referred W fully ard
thoroughly investigated and report tn
result Of such Investigation " ihh
council
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
JUDGE CLARK INTERVIEWED.
The Conventlon's Action Means One
Hundred Thousand Additional Votes


Hundred Thousand Additional Votes
WACO. TEX, Sept. l5.--ISpecial. -
THE GAZETTE representative called
upon Judge Clark this afternoon and
inquired Of him what effect he thought
the endorsement of the Republicans
would have on his prospects for elec-
ton. He replied: ut means / viii get
100000 votes that would not otherSiso
have come 10 me, and OF course it
makes me feel good.
~ had nothing TO do with securing
this endorsement and have pursued the
policy of letting them endorse whoever
they see NJ just as they did IN lsSS when
they endorsed Governor l.. $. Ross
''Nothing was said then about his en-
dorsemeut and nothing can DO said now
for It came unexpected. Twill be out
in a few days making speeches. | will
be at Sherman next Monday night,
Wednesday morning at Mckinney and
at Denton saturday. am unquestion-
ably In the race TO stay and am conii'
dent Of winning by a handsome major
ity,n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
covERNon InELAND
Think. CieyeiAnd's cha 'ces are Growing
Brighter EvnTy Day

RoCKPoRr, TEX. Sept, l5.-lSpecial.J
Ex-Governor ireland is here having
ms; returned from the northern water
inc nIaces. In an Interview he SAID
iTvsrywhere | went there was an i'm
pression that Mr.. Cleveland would be
elected, and Is not confined TO peino-
erats alone, but is shared in by a respect
allie per centage Of Republicans rs well.
Sieysland Yields wonderful influence
over the masses and while I did not
favor his nomination at the Chi
r,go convention, truth compels me
ID say that there Is magnetism about
~ man which promises to unite the
whole strength o. bis party and a ,l lrdns
and manly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Whleh
,,,iTs the ne respect and admir- alton even
Of KS Opposition. From what ! have
learned and all that ! have observed, !
bsiieve Mr.. CloYelands chances OF
election are growing brighter dairy.
Governor ireland recessed 70 aeIlilt'
binsei on the split IN the feXas Dem
0cracy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
STATE AFFAIRS.
IE PENITENTlARY BOARD ADJ
JouRNs AFTER DlSPosiNe


susTTN, TEX, Sept. l5.-ISpecial. T.
Galveston Fruit company to-day
q is charter. Its purpose is the
nuiacture Of candies, canned goods,
serves and confectionery. Capital,
00OO. Incorporators, p. A. Lang,
HNarkowitz, ]. Weinberger, +. Can
~ and II. kempner.
he penitcntiary board adjourned,
wing disposed OF considerable bust
Ihe following is the monthly state
nj Of finance:
Balance on hand last statement, s74,-
.50.
seceived from farm contracts, sla,-
los.
Deceived from railroad contracts,
Il ,2S6.85.
Deceived at Huntsville, miscellane-
II $40. Si99l.
deceived at Rusk, miscellaneous,
|I6012.
'otal sll3,3
b. Jameson, the prison physician, at
~ rendered his resignation to accept
position in the international and
Ieat Northern railroad hospital but it
d not acted on.
IThe board practically concluded the
|trchase OF about 300 acres Of sugar
+ ID in Matagorda county for a convict
IN.
lhe board also passed a resolution to
effect that in the future the super
PENDENT or financial agent Of the pom
9ntiary meet with the board nj its
Plthly meetings to explain any que5-
b that may come up concerning the
3srnal workings of the institution
n fully understood by the board.
4Ihe tax rolls were received yesterday
Il showed decrease of S2ll,599 in
pablo values of Taylor county and
Nv for Anderson. Collin county
cws an increase OF SOL $40 leaving u
5crease for the day of 5lS5, $50.
Pr Morse yesterday received a tcle-
'am Informing him that 5. D. Reeves
y been appointed clerk Of the court
civil appeals at Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

WEATHERFoRD, TEX, sept. To-
Especial. MIR. L. W. Christian receiy-
ed a letter today appointing him chair
man OF the Parker county senatorial
convention from d. d. Padodck, chair
man Of the Thirticth Democratic sem
atorial district, which in the interest Of
George Clark and good government he
says he accepts. He has appointed j.
b. Price secretary.
The offices OF ]. b. Price and com
pany will be used as headquarters for
the Clark executive committee OF Par
ker county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
SAYS HON. BouREE COCHRAN.
This Settled We Can Afford to Experiment,
With the Tariff,
Opens tho Campaign IN Kew Yorh-rhs
Inree nm tho Iaane.

ALBANY, N, ", Sept To-
Bourke Cochran opened the Democratic
campaign in this stats at n large meet
ing held here tonight, He said tho
forco hin was the main issue OF tho
campaign MS the hnh defeat Of the bill
would prevent tho Republicans from
obtaining control of the houso Of repro'
eentativos and meant the continuance
Of tho peoples viii Ia guiding tho ad'
naturalization OF affairs OF the govern
mont This secured, Mld the speaker,
we can then experiment with the tariff
question,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

COLUMBUS. o., Sept i5-Oycr b0-
O)0 people atiende he ststs fair to-day
and ia-night The city was over run sud
the streets crowded IN eyofg diregiion
for squares about tie capitol building
~ witness The aiaplay Of tirc works
which had bes.n providedby Tie ci'isoni.
Sageral people wore NOR or lefa srrl.
riotnly injured by falling pieces u
rockS1 and taken " iAsAr henasa,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

PARIS, TEX, sept. l5.--ISpecial. r.
]. c. Crook, a leading farmer and
chairman OF tho Clark county cam
paign committee, has issued call for a
mass meeting here Saturday 70 per-
feet organization. We viii have no
fight in this county except on the
state ticket All other nominees will
be recognized and supported by both
factions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

order to kecp the organization intact.
Should he Withdraw, believe tho Lily
Whites will very generally vote Tor
Clark, as he represents the best wing
of Democracy His platform is definite
and certain, and II elected, we can
know what todepend on. That OF Hogg
Is a one man poser document and very
uncertain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

SALApo, TEX, Sept 10, Special. r
The Clark men AZ this place were over
joyed yesterday at the news OF the Re
publican convention endorsing Judge
Clark for governor, and they now feel
confident Of his election,
The Hogg men are little erum. and
II is reported that some Of them said
that II they found there was any chance
for Clark they would 60 for Nugent or
do any WAY to beat Clark,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Sept. 10
Especial Senator Horace Chiffon Of
Tyler Tex, will deliver a Democratic
speech at Brackenhridge next Monday
the 18th, NJ the barbecue 10 be given
there that day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
THE pRespYrea,An SYNOD
Oh Texas opsus al oanesalIs Win VERY
Good Attendance


GAfNrsvIfL.E. Tx, Sept. d. lSpe.
cinl. The l'rtsbyt lfiau synod VI Texas
oponod thh morning With fully 2D0 DEL
ceates pro8ont The interest mari
tested IN the prpcaSdinra was very
gratifying 10 thn delegates. Rev. DR..
Charles Niant0n, u flris, and DR.. w.
81 Fan, Of Marshal, were nominated loi
moderator. the election resulting la NC
cheieo OF Dr. Manton by vote % ~ "
Tho following ohalrinen Of commit
tees were appointed before adjourn.
ment the other members viii he named
Tomorrow. Ministerial relief q. d
Molloy: oycrturos, J.. G. Collier jua.
ciary. T.. NJ. Riley; transportation, w,
~ Harry' m0riaaiy, g, y, ha,o,lge,s
education, r. N. 'rmnon, Fort WORTH
mission. r. T. Phillipsi publication w.
Il Farr. Sunday school, II =. Bonej
finance. NJ. a. Davis; Bible work ,. H.
Hendrick
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

GUTHRIE, KING COUNTY, TEX, sept.
15.-lSpccial. Tho tax assessor OF this
county has completed his rolls and TIA q
taxable wealth amounts 10 8i,3i5, 0OO,Un
Increase Of S75, 600 over last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

CLEVELAND, O, Bcptlj The Demo
crHts Oi tho famous Eigthieentli Ohia
district nominated l.. " Ohlifer 70
succeed the late Congressman War
wick
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

LEwIsroS, ME-, Sept. ID Returns
from as towns are Ms follows Cley0
iflop.j. o., 2l5i johnson DOM, 53,Ofli
ilnssey lprn.L 3,2Oi; Bntumnn lPeopl,
900. NnnnhlIcnn pInrhllly. l2iOl1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

PARIS, TEX, Sept l5.-fSpccial. J.
The appointment OF Hon, b. b, Cul-
berson 10 speak here to-day has been
Cancelled, owing 10 his sickness.
The McCook tribune., 1892-12-02

The farmers of Iowa probably are
not more trustful of strangers and uu-
sophisticated IN the ways of this wicked
world than those elsewhere, but it is a
remarkable fact that they have allowed
lightning rod swindlers to bunco them
out of from 100000 to $50, 900 during
the past summer and are still signing
their names with singular freedom to
swindling contracts. Not only farmers,
but all other people should refrain from
signing papers presented to them by
travelling strangers, whom they know
nothing about. The wonder is, not
that these sharpers should pratice such
nefarious schemes, but that they should
be able to find anybody to practice
them upon in an age when newspapers
are in the hands of all classes of peo-
pie. It is clear that the citizens of
this great republic are paying too much
For their lightning rods.
The McCook tribune., 1892-12-02
North Divide NubbinS,

Several jobs If threshing to do here
and there.
Bense Gockley is picking coru on
the Cain farm.
The Christmas tree question is be-
ing talked over again.
1t has been rumored that the :'Nub-
bins" we've about gathered.
The North Divide literary society
is about to organize again.
Fred Carter is said to be taking the
lead with that Leader shelter
Chas. Muudy, that staid old Judge"
of literary fame, is now Will Johnson's
WIFE Rider has purchased the place
formerly owned by Ham Cain, aud will
Herr NJ. Mohler is putting up build
ings on his timber claim and will move
there the coming spring.
We are told that the climate at Ex
Commissioner Bolles' ranch on the
''crick" no longer agrees with him.
The J.. NJ. Henderson farm will be
occupied by Fred Carter whom we will
be pleased to have nearer in our midst.
Everyone seems to be gathering corn
just now, and those chaps who always
did hustle, can be seen early and late.
That donation or pound party for
the new minister was quite a success.
Rev. Meyart was formerly located at
Palisade.
Geo. Mohler is helping A. f. Reeves
uCW COlU SUeIlcT
was purchased by the latter recently.
Here's success to you lads.
1t may not be generally known nor
believed that the writer has taken unto
himself the arduous duty of raising
boy. Our kind friends however, have
a little book telling all about it.
James Robinson expects to erect a
dwelling house on his farm, and with
that object in view has been negotiat-
ing with that all around peer of politi-
Cal preceptors and jack plane pusher,
w. NJ. Boilns.
Those North Divide cribs that have
been empty for these many months
are now fairly groaning under their
weight of king corn, so much so in fact
that the new one put up by Uncle
Billy johnson has almost collapsed.
CONNIE.
The McCook tribune., 1892-12-02
Christmas.

CANDY: To enlarge the market for
our candies we will send from now un-
til Christmas sample pail of our very
best mixed cream candy to any address
on receipt of $l.O0 &c. stamps taken
and express charges paid) Only one
pail sent to one person, and all orders
must be made on or before Dec. Goth,
if you want to get your candy in time
for Christmas. State your nearest ex-
press shipping point. Please show
pail of Candy to your friends and
Address THE FANCY CANDY Co.,
702 Chouteau Ave-, St. Louis Mo.