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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05

Mrs. Strong OF Richlund was a"
tclk Point visitor last Monday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05

Attorney Wallace, Of Blk Point
,,as an Akron visitor Tuesday,
REGISTER.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05

Secretary Ringsrud is absent a.
Pierre this week.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05

Robert Gamble Of Yankton and
Cyrus Fry Of vermillion shook
hands with old aquaintances Wed.
nssday n,orning.they being on their
way 10 Sioux Falls.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05
Music.

Sheet. music and 80 cent collection
music book. Vocal and instrument
Al At 1t. Il. Simmons & Co.'S. Or
ders promptly filled. Call and see
NJ.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05

Aaron Aaronson, of Mason City,
Iowa, the owner of the old G. NJ.
Lind farm on Union creek, was in
this city last Friday and made the
COURIER a pleasant call. He has
been employed as bridge carpenter
on the Milwaukee road, on the Ma
son City division for about twelve
years. He went to Big Springs from
here to spend a week with relatives.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05
SANK EriafS.

A great many people have been
ard arc on the sicklist. Nearly
all are the victims Of Mr.. Grippe.
We are glad to note however that
nearly all are improving.
A school entertainment will be
given in the Sphinx school Friday
evening Of next week, to which all
are invited.
Schools are reported az having a
large attendance since the cold
weather.
We understand that Mr.. Flick
bohm, who has for some time been
visiting his relatives in ILL.,, will re.
turn soon. FINS.
Iiore SPHINX News.
l have been looking over thu
COURIER but / seldom see any new
from Sphinx. | viii therefore sent
in a little Of what / know to hay
been going OH around Sphinx.
Since Christmas the young pee
pie have been trying to enjoy them
selves. There has been number I
parties in the neighborhood
! Spink; one was at Omdahl's and on
at Sphinx ~postoeiice. They ente
tanned 4 large number Of friend
who were made happy, and the
! were treated ~ lie many dainti
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05

Mr.. Buttsr6eld Of Wilmington,
m, father Of Mrs. Team Franklin,
formerly Of this city, died II his
home last Thursday. Nj. Butter
hsld vas here on 4 visit two years
ago aud gained many friends who,
with bio rslatives now unite ia
mousuing III departure.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05

Cut prices in clothing ut a. 9
Ninsstuds-see I'd.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05
irdecrsts Ec,lar South Dakota.

Editor COURIER: This is one OF
the finest places to live in the state
Of South Dakota; you have here free
sunshine every day in the year
when not cloudy; free wnter--if you
dig deep enough-and if our rep
resentatives in congress do their
duty we will soon have free silver
that means plenty of it, since we get
it on the same terms as we get wat
er-and last but not least free green
backs-or nearly so. We are all
waiting and anxious to get hold OF
lots OF the latter, and while waiting,
we are putting in our time talking
politics at our regular club meet
ings. You know we have organized
to debate political questions so
as to bring our ambitious young
men before the people, SO they can
get office.
We are also paying some attcn-
ton to the Australian ballot system
by way of rracticing fixing the bal
lot" Somehow it appears that at
the last election we must have put
the cross at the wrong places as the
returns kind of pointed that way.
BY working at it at Il club meet
ings through tie summer, perhaps
we will get our hand in SO we can
do our duty next fall.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05
JEcABaR JENKINS

-r---$------
Editor COURIER: 1t is twenty
years since we first visited Rlchland,
and we are thinking Of the changes
that have taken place in and around
the village since that time. Richland
is one of the prettiest places that our
eyes ever rested upon. Upon our
first visit we formed the acquaint.
ance Of M. NJ. Rich, then in bust
ness there, and listened to his re-
cital of the terrible experiences
through which he passed when
freighting from Sioux City to Fort
Stephenson and Rice in the winters
of 1865 and '66. His immense train
was packed there at the time. 1t is
not at all probable that Mr.. Rich
ever fully recovered from these Sc
we're experiences, since he longs!nce
rests from his labors. Of course it
is generally known that Richland
was named by Mr.. Rich. Many OF
the early t~etilers Of this locality
have passed away. Among them
Thomas Watson, a. r.. Stoddard,
Hon. Joel Webber. Hon. J.. n. Grill,
whose pleasant greeting will be
missed as was Jerry the Miller
(whom tie celebrated Baker family
used to sing about SO long as an
acquaintance visits the mill, Mr.
Turbitt, Gorton, Rose and De!os
Wood. Messrs. Christ Thompson
Frisbie, Caleb Cummings, John d.
Wood and other carly settlers have
found new homes in the ever de-
veloping new northwest. Verify
two decades hiring many changes in
any locality, proving conclusive'y
that our present homes are but TEN.
poral.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05
Market Report.

Corrected on Friday forenoon Of each week.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-02-05

n - uant insaraaos en- 81 I,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

Daniel Boone's bones rest I'm his beloved
Kentucky, but the house which he built
for home and in which he passed his last
days IS a landmark near st, Charles, No,
where it still stands In IA good state u pre-
seryation. In the latter days OF the old
pioneers life he occupied the attic Of the
house as both sitting room and workshop,
and busted himself making powder horns
as souvenirs Tor friends. Here, too, he kept
the cherry wood coffin he had fashioned
with his own hands, Not long before he
died he used to BIT in tho colin several
times a day Just to try the lit of IT," as
one OF his Old acquaintance says. The
house was one of the first erected in ST.
Charles county, and Indians watched its
building with interest. - Chicago Inter
Qrap-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
Hoods SarsapariIla
HooD's PILLS cute dsbltuai Constipation by
ysst0Ting pcfisialtio action Of Oh alimentary oaI


who make Il living by professional and per-
bonll services, such as the practice OF Jaw
and medicine, the teaching Of music anu
art work, clerical service Of one sort or
another ln government and other Offices,
quite apart from the army Of young Women
who serve IN stores ana toll M mechAhlcm
labor. 40 one who can look back over Il
generation Of time has failed to observe the
extent to which women have bccume m
dependent bread carnprs within comparn-
lively recent ycnrs, and particularly "a
those avenues which education and rehiied
habits VI life have opened up, i is, m
fact, n grave social problem where the
thing Will end Il would seem that THIS
among other causes. rs accomplishing tho
purpose witch Nautilus ahmed TO teach;
fur the inrNornhle conclusions Of the sta
usilclau show that the American anu Jan
adirn family IS steadily growing smaller
~ the average number per family had ucen
MS great On 1870 rs In 1860. there would
hive been GOOJ,DOO people In the United
States and $4,000 On Canada above what
the recent census revealed. This is a tuct
OF far-reaching Importance, ana applies us
force ln other directions than thc subject OF
this article. l. there reiuedyf Certainty
there S. none which can be easily ana rcnui-
ly applied Two hundred years ago, guided
largely by the JesultH. mo Jealous King
Louis ~ France. made stern laws Tor thc
government Of tiiA young colony In respect
BE- marriage. He dcupel That every father
having % son rs years Of age, or % daughter
or 10 should he held accountable 90 the Htute
Or they We're not married. Ladies' Hoiue
.I1urnNl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26


Curtains. and let's take another drive,
Ia, rt,iF about fof tifue md ABORT III
O'clock WIS driven back tp his itolNuk
place, whcnco he sent word 10 the shesih
to come after him
THE WINCHESTER IN THE CASE.
A. George HafgroTe lott the train %
Arlington Friday no had o Wincheiicf
IN his hand and when he saw Hnr,ey
Spear he attempted to throw a cartpnse
into the brcech chamber but could hpt;
Casting the gun inside be drew his pistol
about The same time Spear did, or maybe
That Winchester belonged to Captain
Shiels and was tile same gun that Dt-
fcers Peyton Maddox. Biddiker ltggles
aud others had with them on their BlE
Springs hunt. " was worn IN su,h II
manner that two motions Of the ieyer
were necessary to throw the cArtTlppge
into the firing chamber. George iinr-
grove, ST., had borrowed this gun Mon
day OF last week, but when Captain
Shicls heard Of the trouble the finr-
groves and Spear party came 70 near
having that night, he got his riue back.
Friday the Old man wnnted to borrow
Il again snying hs reason the captain
knew how much he needed IT, Captnm
Shiels refused 10 loan II 10 hun hut
finally agreed to sell &c for Si5. Of THIS
amount HargrOye paying. Il i said. $40
cash and promising TO pay die hnlnncc
ia two weeks. This Is possibly tue gun
thar was 30 mucli talked of at Arlington
the night Of the tragedy.
THE WOUNDED MAN.
There was no change in George Har-
groves condition yesterday except he
seemed little more cheerful. He says
he % going 10 get well
His temperature and pulse were about
The sainc aud there We're one or two nd
diiicanlly unfayorabc Indications for him
th0t may have been from the medicines,
but nfc possibly from the injury.
Some change for thc better on worse
may be anticipated today, hut mp to the
time the last examination was made there
was no reaction from the shOcl. incident
10 % wound OF this gravity. lie suffers
srch intolcrablc pain q j. necessary to
use opiatos nearly nll the time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

ended BY the chief giving every man
on tie force h very Handsome saaiin neeS
scarf md d fine white SIX hnndNerehiel'
SUNDAY AT THE COUNTY JAIL
Walker Hargrove was brought IN yes
terilny and placed IN the county iail
Tom Brown coiured. was arrested on
q charge OF tapping the cash drawer OF
pcrry Hnryey's lunch counter on
Twelfth street. between Main ana husA
STREETS
Tho prisoners confined in the county
Jail wish to return their hearty thanks
throagh the columne Of The Gazette 10
Robert MtNntt and Warner Henderson
for u bic box Of oranges and applesi TO
II. Brnnn and Co, for two boxes Of ei-
CARS and q big box Of tobacco; and. 70
sheriff Enless for an extra hnc turkey
dinner enough. In fact, to last two days.
All lie uhfortunaies enjoyed their Christ
mas niddny ppast Many had boxes
OF good thines sent them by friends
and those whose friends resided IN the
city sent them hampers and baskets OF
deilcacies. Nat Kramer furnished
nmuseneuts. for at least the male por-
iion Of them, by dispensing playing
Cards.
The day was observed religiously by
the holding Of services aud singing sa-
cred songs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
IT'S BUILT THAT WAY.
WHENEVER YOU PUT DYNAMO E
ON a STOVE
To Thaw You Will Got Results Bailey and
Black Tried II, and Now-Poor Bailey
Is a tianlled Corpse.

NbuQucr1ue' n NJ, Dec. IA friehtful
eEp.oalon from several sticks Of dynamite
occurred lu nv Aunlgan mining district
south OF this city. Fred Bally and Walter
Eluci miners, were making arrangements
go do some work ON the mines aud placed
The dynamite on stove to be uiaged out.
Tho sticks exploded aud ticlr shuuty wus
blown down. Black was fortunate in es-
Gaping with only serious cuts and bruises,
bat She injuries Baily received were fright
ful, His legs were blown away and his
scalp torn OK He also received terrible
cut ON tho head IRON flying pioces OF stone
He viii de Other houses near were des-
troypl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

Tie annual reunion Of the children and
descendants OF Mrs. Uucy was held nj
the residence Of ner s0u-iu-law, General
by the families of Messrs Bridges. Sny-
der Vincent. Utley and Osbourne, the
total number OF those present being
lhirty-cight. While Grandma Utlcy is
ION of years she is young cnoguh to en-
joy those reunions as fully ms docs the
younger members Of the families, and
Tho occasions are pleasant times Of FEAST
ing aud re-cementiug ties that only death
rru break,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
.PEAcE---GOoD WILL,
Prevailed in Fort Worth Yes
terday, Christmas Day
LOCAL HAPPENINGS ARE RARE.
A Game Of Football Is Played 10 Fort WORMS
Disadvantage lncendlay Has Two
More Fires 10 His credil-Some
News from Arlington.

with very rare exceptions yesterday
was pleasantly spent The weather was
scharmlng IN tho morning, although by
night blue norther had come in that
nindc iires aud oycrcoau necessities
Church gons, family reunions. social
obscr,ances Of decorous character mhde
40 the round for the day.
Except FOR the rluawnys and tires re-
ported elsewhere, the day went by with
aut a mlshap or Incident Of serious or
unpleasant nature. Relatively few cases
OF drunkenness were reported and a
much less number Of these engaged in
fsticuns. aud as these cases OF intoNi-
cation were not many so the fights were
Tower, the police record is practically
blank
To-day win he very generally observed
MS holiday. The banks, the p0stoitce,
an the courts and public offices, all the
wholesale establishments aud many Of
the retail stores will be clOscd, and all
Of the employees of these muuy and vari-
Gus concerns viii enjoy the day as a
DAY Of fcHsling and rest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
PeRsoNAt

James NJ. Reid and r. e. Uarlaway.
contracting engineers, PASSED through
the city frnm South Texas to spend thc
holidays at the formers home In Pilot
Point
Mr. and Mrs W. Z. Pollard Of Bloom
ing Grove are spending MAS with reln-
lives In Fort Worth.
Judge Otis Eaton Of Dnllas. WIS In
the city yesterday 90 eat Christmas turk
ey with his relatives,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

Shea pretty time of night for you
to come home
Ho-A pretty time OF night for you to
be awakel
She-Ive staid awake for the last fear
hours waiting for yon to come home.
He-And 1 have been keeping myself
awake for the last four hours at the
club waiting for you to 30 to sleep. Elk
ahanaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
NAYAr vErHRANs, srREAD.

ANY Confederate naval veteran who
reads this will please take notice that the
invitation published two weeks ago 10
naval veterans 10 purtnke Of a supper
composed of nautical dishes with queer
names such as "scOuss.' etc, on Now
Years eve, Dec 81, at Past Commander
Texas and Florence. includes both reb
and yank; and any merchant sailor TINT
can spin good yarn will be nude vel
come also no ceremony, excepting thnl
all visitors come over the starDourd
gsngwny and boys will be piped to
man the side
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

MARSHALL, TEX. May %, 1892.
The Gazette Fort Worth. Tex.
GENTLEMEN: I recciyed The SEWN
machine you ordered for me and testc
same For light running, little nois
perieot work and neat style and finish
u has no superior. have seen ms1y
dLheront machines, but there Is nor
! had rather have than this. sov1.
NOR. moro than twenty dollars by orlerip
through YOU ~
Respectfully,
.. N. HuFFNAN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
ANOTHER CHAPTER
In the Iiargrove-spear Tragedy
Can be Read Today.
WALKER HARGRovE ARRESTED.


The expected happened. and Walker
Harrrove has surrendered
WALKER HARGROYE ARRESTED.
Yesterday about noon O message was
sent Sheriff l2uless that Walker Har-
grove was ready TO surrender.
He got into tho hack aud was driven
10 the corner Of Main aud Eleventh, ac-
companied by Officer Darby. Here the
hnekman insisted on the officers leaving
his buck, but after some talk the sheriff
and the driver compromised by the po-
lice officer getting out aud then the huck
was To be driven little further before
the sheriif was to leave the vehicle.
lie was driven 10 Rusk, down Rusls
10 Twelfth and wet % Calhoun and
there stopped that the shcrih might get
out. This officer WIS NOT to be cnught
Mapping. therefore he socreted himself.
but watched the carriage and followed
i 80 whom II was stopped at house
IN which the wanted man was the sheriff
was mt hand and so was Policeman
Darby. who lad come across by a short
cr wny. The forces were divided, one
going TO tho front the other the reur
door. aud In few moments Walker
Hnrgruve WAS prisoner.
~ THE COUNTY JAIL.
He vas takon 10 The Jail dnd was soon
About o'cioct n Gozottc rcoresci,to.
tive called at The jail 10 learn what ha
hnd 10 say 0f the murder and his sub
soquont experience.
Hnrgforc was found IN the run-around
prisoners and was iistciine 10 the new.
unnar accounts of ths Ariinoto, rrlr,,lv
TINT wcne being read 10 hin
I'm rpap0uso 10 tho question (which is
Nnlter iiWgroycf he sQllrnly said,
DO you want 10 mike any sinirurnt
OF that Arlington matter Tor uublicn-
tong"
" wrote ont a statement tbnt want
published Just as ] wrote q and gave 4
10 shnfhi Enl.ss. Hen give son that
paper. ana u@t4 au J. hnFc 90 say
Y gives my ihe dn'uil1 ml csplIimt
now you E9t 10 Afii4Ei2u, ihhts gll W"
HNuE Ahu we Would Tntncr hivc thht
than q verbal siurcmout'
wen ne ull 4 We got ~ say amy way,
hnunt w. aud a'l I'm going to sny,'
You are sure you don't want TO add
anything, 10 it
no. / don't and won't That paper
SAYS everything
Complying with the request ID "a given
win literal cNnciupss
I[ARGuOVD,s s1,Arr,,rts,-,r
.1,, 49,. r,1l. ''-' 30
'g ' IN
stand I'M t.T ,,'t. u,s 10 uNanf
9'llu ,nnl 4 hlNl MOI tried to ehuu the
NV vt 1usls' log mo- imt J hnvcut
vou h9y mug 70 Ruu from; FOR j only
Hon whl oiher man would of did under
lhe CIRCUMSTANCES, but hcaiug vary tred
nnq ,WoFne ont from nay Long s. uo5t
terlablc down hariod walk 10 tho IT, j
lh9gshi ! would whit DAY or . before
0ur1nuerd- but il WINS my Intention
TO 10 50. from the Time / Loft AIRING.
tons came straight 10 IT. Worth. I
got In Town co.'s 1890 and went I, a
lmte flnieu To take some Rest IA I hay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
Good Things
Never Die

Among the good things that
help to make enjoyable our
puddings, creams and pastry,
which have been used by
millions Of housekeepers for
years, is Dr.. Prices Delicious
Extracts of Lemon. Orange.
Vanilla, etc. .
These iiavors differ from all
Other exhactsiu their manner
Of preparation, quality Of
fruit use, their freedom from
all Injurious substances, their
superior strength and delicste
and agreeable taste. one
trial proves their worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

a 1uict marriage took place at 1920
o'clock Christmas morning ia the parlor
oil the Poindeytrr house The host and
hostcss made it pleasant for all parties
concerned, the participants being strang-
crs ia the city, The bride was Miss
Nellie WolcotL % beautiful and nccum-
Dli-hed Young Indy Of Chestnut, ~. Tie
Groom being Mr. j. y. cambridge Of
Fny ttcvillc. Tcun Rev. j. w. l0wber,
of the Christian church. spoke the words
that bound them together.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
oookgO AIs Aoasgs. rAILs.
Millionaire Of Chicago Gets Taste Of the
Cruelty 70 Animals Law.

n chicago, Doc -. Millionaire j. w
Of showing that criminal wsrn,nt be,i
heen Issued for his ntgeft. Tho olIans,
ehafsei was lnsiigatiug the doekiag II
ms horses tails, contrary 10 iha iiiinois
siuinis This ~ the first cnsa undrf thl
HlN' Inc penalty may b. Imprisonment
lqf ono year ~ tho county ian The
Malal! WINS sworn out hy President
shNe"ll ~ me Human sooietay. tie D.
dceinfca 4 will mot prevent Min prose.
enung win Ngur Me Doanc INA iees,
menunnni lls possible nofai,,r N
ire'fi2lu llevNiand'H eatiled. Mr.
Dome disclhiua responsibility. fayinathi.
uoe-ing Nns dono b. his hostler With.
~; authority. w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

To Tho r oES ,s.n, Tx. Sept II, isoa
..,' 1lN'iAENEN;-. 1our Premium a..
. ~ ~ sewing machine received vo.t ~.
uuS accompanying it was 1ys-ye,.r
s ,,li.i We. arc highly nlc,sad
NY misn ,n2 appearance OF the maobine
meri. MS Truly a9 % It's true
q. A. SrANpIrrp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

"0ls MRehlne Tor Oniy go,
Try One.
To no ISL sliiyyerton, Tex, Dec. .. 1872
-, 'N.'g,h,uemen--lho High Arm s.,,...
11rssll-elass IN every respect " -, ~ ~
Az Az iilgnled with it, ft & neal ~ = ne is rs
a,alshe,d, light running, and g Hna Wen
ure satisfaction. RospecthllS ives en-
y. II. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
COMPULSORY MARRIAGE
II Would Mol Be Successful in the ualisd
States.

THE failure Of young men to marry has
compelled hundreds Of thousands OF Young
women 10 earn an indcpond mt living. All
honor to the Rirls Who work but the Divine
plan Was that den ahoald be the bread
carners ond that AYomen aholll he no cen.
ter Of homes Whenever such faudampn.
tai Inv Of society aa this Is violated rctr,tu.
.tioa a inevgahle There are today upward
Of a.ooo,ooo women Ia .As United states
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26

Positive orders were given every mem
Der of the police force of tho city 10
ieQ0rt az the city marshols Office at
~ o'clock Christmas morning that
sly to- them As there was
no court thcre was soinr erumbhnr
eud Che expectation of lecture E0gnstcd
by thc mayor's veto was general When
NE men wero all assembled Ia the Office
Chief Maddox steol up and started to
n'N the men q lecture on the duty OF
observing Christmas day properly. and
AnM pleasantly the LAY gave excuse for
friends % show friendship hN tho OK
eaaiise Of gifts and the lecture nhrppils
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
THE GAZETTE MACHINE.
ghal Those who Havs Used Il Say Tho Cheap.
estNanhlhs Ia Iho Market


GREENvILLE, August %, 1892
40 the Dcmocra Publlshing Co
| received my sewing machine, and
will say to you that we are more thaa
pleased with =, find II in good order
and also find 1t to be hrst-ciass ma
chino in every particular NY vii
sayo TO tell you that she don't tLinh
hard Of you about the delay; she Is too
well satisfied with 1t, and would moi
give IL up for any eco machine. W
wish You long life and great success
Hurah for the Democrats and thre
cheers for the Democrat publishiup
company, OF Fort Worth, Texas. bla.
your paper ever spread aud carry Til
glad tidings OF that noble machine 10 n
thousand moro homes. You may nut
ali have said in your paper ii you like
Yours Truly,
s. j. JOHNSON.
Greenville. Hunt county. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-26
Greenville, Hunt county, Texas. ~


AN that Is Claimed for II.
WALNUT, TEX, May Is, 1892
Fort Worth Gazette.
! am in receipt OF THE GAZETTE sew
ing machine and find it 10 be all YOU
claim for IT. We arc delighted with ;br
iiuish and the work II does. Thin
IL very cheap for such a machine and
equal TO $40 or $50 machine. ''
Yours with thanks Tor IL.
~ j MnRRls.no-