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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
I-nrlsrnY nErARrAIENr.
2 I'' conptrolier Of INV currency.

AZ Comptroller OF the Currency,
Washington. Feb. o, 1879.
y, NJ satisfactory evidence pre-
M Undersigned, Il has been made
4, ma lThr American National bank
VoTih.n IN the city " Fort Worth.
neny of Tarrant, and state OF
4 complied with nil the provisions
|niuies on the United States, re-
!, M complied with before an assoc
I'm be- authorized TO commence the
IN hlnking
sriofo. b. Aionzo Barton Hop
I.nlfollur " the currency. do here
III thar "Thc American National
. fdrt WORTH lu the city Of Fort
ihe county of Turrunt. and state
ii IA authorized 10 commence the
i N banking as provided I'm section
4 ihe revised statutes Of thu United
|,Inony whereof. witness my hand
! q Office this 9Th day OF February.
A. -. HEPBURN.
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
NM HnnKs MrrrINc

The members of the hook and lnddcr
company met In regular session las,
night az the city hall There was a good
attendance. After some routine business
q committee consisting of Il. Bishop. NJ
~. Mnyhcld and Henry Field was an.
pointed TO report the nomos OF the thirty
members who are entitled 70 vote al
the annual meeting of the Ore depart.
Three new members were admitted 20
the company 10y unanimous ballot
Alessrs. II. J. Goldberg, RobL IL. No.
Matt and Charles Rockctt.
Much of the old-timc spirit was shown
Ia the meeting last night.
IL developed thar this company has n
IaEonle son Tor chief in the person a
pany positions. He will hive the
Hooks back Of him with thirty solid
votes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Cmidirid. NH, March IA battle
took place lat nicht lciwten drelgers
ana a Virginia police schooner About .
O'Clock Chrleaeld Wns startled by hearing
ne hAavt hO0m % cauu0u and the re-
port of rlncg Inc dfpdgers were doing
onccliYe work ~ TnnsiQf sonnd Oh Wo-
mans marsh whom Captain Reed came
10 ana Onpnod FIRE With cannon The
dfodgerp replied With rides aud 80 rapidly
were fro lilies discharged The flashes ~
10 withdraw
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
sTOcKa AND nONns-

New York, March The stock mar
ket continued to show dnngliuH vol.
umc of business to-day. While the in.
tpret in trading aside from that of
Reading Now England and Northern
Pacific preferred was concentrated in
operations among induFtrials These
shares nll developed marked strength in
the early part of The day and Impaired d
hrn temper % the rest Of tho market.
Buying of railroad shares however. was
muinly 10 cOyer shorts though probes.
s0nnls were inclined tO take tho long
side for turn in IA tentative way. Tho
bears however, were active aud con
siderable early selling of sugar aud
cOriHge resulted in "a decline. An offer
30 purchase toe most dividend on suQnr ai
. per cent was luter followed by a ru.
inOr the expected 10 prr cont cxtrn
dividend would be- distributed % quar-.
terly insiamrnig rot tho shorts COVERING
BOO q lively fashion 100 those Hlmfps Su.
gar mounted quickly 90 sl2l,ii and
corlagr 90 NB 8.Sr These ndyHncos were
wei maintained and e1ch closed with
slight concession from ihe beu figures
% comnge with net gain 0f . i2c.
and sugar with one Of 1-Sc 1hc other
indusiii0ls were decidedly strung with
the single exception 0l distlllcrs which
closed shade lower Cotton Oii rOse
. l-2c on "a rumOr thli capitalists bad
been Induced tD take up for cnah the
honting certificates of the oOmpaur.
Under fhc influences of a bear drive al
New England concessions were made nil
along the linc iii the lagi hour aud closed
rather heavy though gcnptnUy at ifnc.
nonHl advances Tor ihe day
Railroad bOudE comparatively active
With widely distributed nuginees aud
q lirn TEMPER Final changes however
were generally without nrniGrnnro
IaIIHI "a ia Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
rrro rwFgry YEARS TINE.

,r,erEs FLOYD COUNTY
s'' situated ia Bailey county.
-issloncrs' court OF floyd county
,bs IN day Of the regular NAV
The court reserves the right
say and dl BIDS. ,or inrtnel p,ir /.
.liis 20 A. y. Duncan county
|rstaida. Floyd county, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
Ill PlCKlNGS
IN THE CITY.

A NJ Reid passed through TIE city
y route 60 San Antonio from
Ilat who're he went 10 attend the
bis mother, who died on the
|hmo.
llAnn from box 131 at $50 last
was merely TO test q box that
N moved from its old location
e9lored school house 20 some
ihe south side. No change of
Is recorded ON the fire hall
Of the chamber Of commerce
moon nc o o'clock.
nv q mcmbcry The chamber
0 p N. today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
TIlIANGIiLATlON

Eagle Pass. Tex. March 2-igpaeial)
Captain n fDmcy OF the coast nfsl
geOdeiie survey u IN the dty haying
irit his purity 90 Langley, working out
ihls wnW he ia wprkinY q prAimlnafy
reconnaissance nleng the RIO Granda FROM
El PHa1 81 ne Huii che pnrpose bcing
which ~ bnfe typographical fufgeY
along ihe whole course Df iho river Tho
captain l herr in advance % arrange
with tao Mpxip9n authorities f0f paea
ports i0 gross Tie river
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
. lolay al 10 80 ana lain Il

night
i@st night at the Bethel mission Eddie
fosi, the boy evangelist preached a
grand sermon Rows NJ Kinney and
sanford and their wivcs also spoke. Mrs.
Kinney assisted jerry McJaulflc M Ills
hfsl New York mission
Tonight the workers win alternate az
the Bethel and tho Door OF Hope mis-
sious
Tie Christian Alliance meets tonight
az the Bethel. All are invited end plenty
81 seats viii bc found Eddie Post Mr..
at the Bethel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
Hn rELL ANInNc r1nr,.rs

liE FELL AMONG THIEVES.
Yesterday an elderly man. IL visitor 10
this city, named W. j Wright. zen into
inc hands of Annie Overlook. who has
pug hncs as q yagmut, aud WINS by her
robbed Of q gold watch l.ator he Wns
approached by Tom james, and cow
man named Lee, who offered to get him
ms watch beck II he would give them
g; re did 80, but NftcTyud COM
planned TO the police of the whole pntfv
ana Officers Nicely and Biddcrkcr nm.
rested the woman and Tom james. but
covered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
PERSONAL.

u \, Taylor, 412 East Fifth
very III with ia grippe"
heA1uly returned yesterday
q By claim.
lvAderson, manager Of the CEN
i.ne olhce left for Pearsall yes
y nNflpl of q telegram announc-
~''0us Illness of his father
D7agnson has severed his former
lAls city. - '''
pnQgeA who went some time
.a0,s.sserey Mex. for the benefit
|e'll' has returned. The visit
~, a a failure, for little or no
-eas resulted.
w y Z Walden OF Austin is
sPehaing a few days with his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARLINGTON my

ARLINGTON INN.
hammond, Sul Antonio: Chaa.
81 ilM.Ws' Hurry H. DOdd. New
n pesL New York: j. j.. Hart,
M iti,.' oWasey. Fort Worth. a..
=, Jay Fry. sun Antonio.
W iAus; Fred ID. Levy. New
~, ~ A1ln, New York. Chas. e..
gesn s,on FIRED j. MucEAin, New
~ na willis. New YORK; Ere
N lt.,oni Robert q. Libby. At
'",N ~ Clark New York.
pICKWlCK.
eam Indian Territory. r. H.
nv. b,irOlt Mich: ID Il Jones
Wi,s a, !. Cottcr, Dubuque. ia. (:
III. IL, kAlfsvlllo; - -. Goode,
Ssv hoscs New York: Geo. II.
iutN a. r. ThlcEett. Par
. MA, htnuHr, Pul sons. Kan.
sis,o y 'Wumure; }. r. Thomas,
psfi N'n' " u. Moody, Memphis;
a ktiltss ,,NeW York; s. W. Heu-
t's.a. lta !. b Howe. Hous-
h.sr,it harrington, Kan: j. q.
. ~ Mleha H. h. Carver Hon.
ner ~. Croqby Toledo. 9.
Ynri iistoii Tex; Henry Car
~ So sem Recmcr. Chicago;
" Il 'tANt a, H. WGruep 81
si (Sn' Wichita Falls. Al. T..
Is eS,ssr Decatur n. n ware.
f iaheren" 1son, Dentog; John liiO-
! nb,Psaadelphia j. NJ Irown'
has cif,..H ,NeM York. o.. ~ Pal-
o. E M 4. lowell. Wichita
Ws.,h ~. Van Alstvne. IS IL,
Gse,aA.e lord Jos. 4. Chenrwefh,
lshltg larry $. Mum. Ronham:
" ii11. 'etman, Mo.; ". Il ties.
y. j George a. SUI.
n b ~ Ghug. q. Wnllson.
iloe,,' iAser, Now York: j. NJ.
Tss1 Tex; a.. n. Coswel,
NJ M ,enry s. sussuinnn Now
M Z 's.V,llnan Mrs. Leno Dei.ane.
ltiani Il Hiram Glass. MD Vernon
Il ft8pq Tex Il n TIUihsr6
'aas ,bgossord. ncfrat Sileehu
laew; 4, i. sandefer,
icA 4. a Mason. syraemse N
I5 syrhcrse R +. Green ~
ok esale Green. Kanaas cIfv.
fai, silon Bolt NJ R cahb'
als l.,, Givaus, 81. Louis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
a srcCEsSrrL -AFFAIR.

The masquerade ball Of the cOngre-
Cation OF Ahayath ShOlom az Gormanin
hall last nipht was a success thar must
have been gratifying 10 those in charge
The attendance was large die costumes
elegant and the pleasure genuine. The
yarions committees were
Arrangements JnHns H. Cotton
Receptions y. Lcviuson. NJ. Shamblum
Ante Mrs. j. b. Cotton L. g. Gil
bert, l.. Shnmhlum.
Floor j. H. Cotton, w Goldhcin. Is.
Samucls. j. -. Cotton, J.. y. Cohen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
AT MN rNIyrnNIrY

Tonight NJ the Fort Worth university
the Atheninn society VIII give an eli
terininment 90 which an Of tie friends
OF the members are invited. The pro.
gram IS:
song Soldiers Chorvs Male Quartettc.
2. Prayer.
3. Salutntory Address ........W. Smith.
4. Recitation, Song of The Market Place. .
r. 49,: ;'''s .;''..:...,..,C q. Rnndle.
@. Grafton, The Texas Of She Future.
1910. ........ ...t.........s. NJ n.
q Music Harp Solo........E llotchGins.
J. silent Manual. FISHER jack and wilcox
Debate, Resolved That Railways ana Tole.
graph Lines should be Under the Con-
uol Of The rnmcnt....,........
,,....,.E Caldwell and ] A. Robinson.
lNp'f' ssss' 's.ss.s.ss s.sstt#.s DOM COX.
Prayer
Song, Come Where the Lilies Bloom.....
tfssttsttstss ...t..s. Male guurtCtto.
Tho exercises will bpru ut y O'clock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

MErTrNG posrpnNEn.

There was no meeting Of the chamber
Of commerce yesterday owing to the
day being a holiday, Texas Indepcn-
deuce Day" The regular meeting Of
the chamber was therefore postponed
until today at o'clock President Silli-
man has issued a call for every member
10 be in nltendnncn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
A DELIGHTFUL DAY
Was Yesterday With Enough Of
Local Interest to
INSPIRE ACTIVE REPORTERS
70 work 10 Gather the Matters Thai Are Re-
Corded as Usual with exact Detail
IN The Social Enjoy.
menis and Deaths.
A pRINrERs srnIKr

Yesterday afternoon at . o'clock tho
union printers at work on The Evening
The Null thus explains:
The cause Of the walk-out was that
we proprietor OF The Mail, Mr. d. A.
Garner. In order to save a heavy OK.
lense contracted with the Printing mud
lAthographing company 90 do the prcsg
work. AZ soon as the pruss work Nns
begun or soon uftef the union printers
under order of their president dropped
their sticks and walked ont as stated
anu the new force went to work.
The striking printers say the cause OF
the strike was the Mail Publishing com
pany violated It's agreement with them
by employing nOn-uniOu pressuinn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
ENTERTAINMENTS LAST NIGHT.

The supper and dance of the United
Spirltunlists was very wei attended last
night The entertainment was given IN
the Powell block aud was very social
affair
The musicale Of the ladies Of the First
Baptist church drew wen and the eXer-
cises were pleasing
The FIRST bal masque Of tho congrega-
ton Ahnvntt Solom was Of that kind
TINT encourages the congregation 10 a
repetition. All present seemed tO have
but one idca and that was enjoyment,
aud this they had 10 the fullest extent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

.,i.r annual meeting OF the stock
n No Fort Worth aud Denver
swsv company VIII he held at
v ~ company IN the city of Fort
IA Tuesday, March z next, az
|i'f a m. The transfer books VIII
|t.6 AID 1880 o'clock, n. M, mud
Z Narch y az i0:S0 o'clock n. IN.
w. a. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. NOTICE

The regular monthly meeting of the
chamber Of commerce VIII bc hold nt
the Office of the secretary this Friday.
March 3, ut r. m. There Is urgent
necessity for the presence of every mem.
ber of the chamber, aud / hope thar all
viii attend this meeting.
G. II. SlLLlMAN, President Of the
Chamber.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Waco, Te1.. March fSreafil Con.
stnble n "a Ballard ~ iiilisbofp tonight
nfifafd i.ca lu1rf, Il well known gam.
llpf. wanted in ihNf tVan on several
indictments fof aMhi|ug hia bond have
ing bCpn forfeited jim Jonos WIS 4iao
hlkcu into Custody aa an attacked nii-
rD4a-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
NOTICE.

.,sr annual meeting OF the stock.
M Fort Worth ana Denver Ter
|,dWby company Will be held at
"a t6e company IN the city Of Fort
TN on Tuesday. March Z next. az
|C,f Al n. Tho transfer books will
I fsh 3 al 1890 O'Clock, a. M, Dud
IL Marcel y az 1920 O'Clock a. ~.
w. A. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
SEEDS

pcelycd direct from the growers.
~ stock on bulk seeds ever ship
le sDuth. Gardeners. farmers and
VIM save % per cent by sending
d direct 10 Us. Headquarters for
IN. alfalfa. clover. gruss sccd ar
seed corn. Bliss l'rlumph potatoes.
NJ earlier than Early Rose. Cnta.
~ GALLOWAY & CO.,
and CSC Elm street, Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
HE DIN NOT 60.

The other papers having made the
error of stating that Roy. j. Morgan
Wells the chaplain Of the company
went 10 Washington with the Fenciblt
The Gazette Is requested 90 say that he
did not 10, aud viii occupy the pulpit
as usual Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
HEgrER's REPORT.

Now Orleans Ia. March 2.-The
movement Of the cotton crop as given
Ga Secretary Besier's monthly New Or
leans cotton exchange statement Issued
today shows the amount OF cotton
brought into sight for February was the
smallest for that month since 1855 The
deficiency. which, 90 the closc ~ Jnnu-
airy. was 1875 518 bales COMPARED with
last year, aud LOSSES bales compared
with the year before hae iucrensea a.
2.2l03HJ bales under the former aud T..
1884 bales under the latter The total
number 0f bales brought into sight dur
ing iie - days " February was 4lH,-
az bales ngninst 7iS 80 bales ~ foh-
rnary. 1872, aud 6lS,SJ6 bales in Icbrn-
ary. 1891, decrease from last year 0f
8i5.Ct52 bnles and from year before last
Uf 2lD 310 hnles The movement from
the lrsi Of September % Fob -
iniudOf total receipts 90 all Ihiied
States dllYory ports ~ 44is fid baios
ngainst GtDiblh bales lost year aud
D hf4 $40 bales tla pear hefpfa. Nei
OrtflRud movement III railroads aerots
the Mississippi, Ohio md Potomac nFett
was 7l0sgJ bales against i0OD.i7A
bales ana h71Hl3 bnlcs Southern min
tnkines extInsiYe ~ rae Ququiiiy cons
sumtd az southern ports. 41ifl9l baiiss
ag,,inai 4l327i baina and ala9iI l.iies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

Houston. Tea, Morch 2-lspeclal ~
Ia me c0ching maln ibnirht Houston
nnd Hampstead each showed SIX chick
euA The llonst binds won four out "a
sis hflla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
MOONEY NNR NM sOurn-

New York, March A ylrp.pusidont
of one of the large banks of this city
said today, "lhO movement OF money
almost unprecedented NJ NOT quite su
~ started about two weeks ago aud
since then shipments are amounting 10
about Sl,WoWu q day The dcmnnd
comes, t0 a great extent, from country
hnnka, which are withdrawing their bal.
nuces, aud nc the same time Boston aud
month Of February lost SllOOO.0O0 Ia
clsh uud most uf them are now running
close 10 the 2J'percent limit In reserves
This IA apparent FROM The hon atnte-
meni mnde Saturday which showed of
the N900Ou surplus reserye,SI. 100000
held by Two banks, q majority of IL Ia
coin,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
- RIGHT THERE

sn. Marsh .. County af-
y g most sensational
er epaaty board me.fine
MnmOuih rr.seefesl
l60 that County Clerk
slloil n his accounts.
nly @Nso short. which
'aat yrWlnae nc wrote
sAsa ana there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03

m ~ received until . p. m,
Wv 4 when bids VIII be opened
''1s about 0OO feet OF eight aud
ver. Details upon uppllca-
ff,, So accompanied by "a ceru-
-, siW. Tile city reserves the
eet ANY and all bids.
wv W n. III. KERR
city Engineer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
nun NnInTg

I'D the Fouy-eighth district court the
Jury in the case of Virgil AlaXey, churg-
ed with theft Of over $50. returned a
verdict fixing his punishment at two
years Ia the penitenuary The case Of
the State ys. john Vaughn, charged
with the murder Of Jim Slattcly was
then called and the work of challenging
the jury occupied the rest OF the dayi
the Jury of twelve good mes and true
having been secured about o O'Clock IN
the evening.
IN the Seventeenth the jury Ia the
case of the Louisiana Refining company
NJ. Harrison s. keuaghan e all are
stlll out The suit of w. a. Garner ".
Frank Wilcox, suit 20 tlY title Is on
trial
In the county court the case 81 Bates
vs.. Cobb. suit on account resulted NJ
verdict for the defendant The c9re 9l
the Fort Worth Cracker and Candy
company vs.. L. phoeidx & Son, suit On
account. resulted III verdict for me
plamdn Ia iho Sum 01 Sl4i.
81 new suits were filed ia any Of the
courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
1890 NIL LA TIENE.

ropcka, knn. March 2 lbo SENATE
and huukr tnfh pnsstd nee Worlds fair
spsloaflatisa lall " SGAta'u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of the lamentcd William
kellogg viii take place nc . o'clock this
afternoon from his late residence. 4Oi
Lipscomh street The members of Ever.
green lodge o. r. g., viii meet at the
Knights of Pythius hall at -. noon. TO
make arrangements To- attend the funeral
tn a body The following call h. self
explanatory:
The members Of Queen City lodge.
No. FL knights Of Pytmos. ARE hereby
notified 60 assemble nt Castle hail nj
! o'clock y. m. Friday. March 3, 1893.
20 attend the funeral services of our late
brother, William Kellogg. which takes
place from his late residcncc.' 4Ol Lips
comb street, at O'Clock p. IN, Members
of other lodges are respectfully invited
10 attend
Il. II. RANDLE, Acting G. G.
JAS. i. PROSSEB, *. Of r. and -
Ia pursuance to above notice the Off
GERS aud members of the undersigned
lodges are requested 10 join Ia the funeral
services of Brother VIM kellogg. de-
ceased. II. H. ORR. 9. g. of
Red Cross Lodge, No. II.
n. 7. BALL, G. g. of Ruby Lodge, No.
%.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
sssc,Al NOTICES.

,6n,r THOROUGHBRED
tf-. = ioaths 10 3 years Old. Texas
"a sss AZ. and no ngcllmeting
n w. through or die from.
y fo. can ou or ADDRESS, Il.
,,arr Tyler county, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
MONEY AND EXcuANaH.

New York. March = Money in call
easier . l-2M4c; closed. offered a.
Prime mercantile paper hfG l-2c
Sterling exchange QuiOfi sfGudy
1856 ~ ~ sixty days b.lisi $AsI ~
Tor demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-03
.aaovacsmsNrs.


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Oak Park.
Eckvoll. Nov. 20, 80.

EckVOLi, NOV. ~, Vi.
In the SHEAF OF Nov. 10th appear
ed an article from Big Woods in ref
erence to a young lady selling bit
tiers to the young men around there,
and that the young men ought to
feel happy. Now if the Young men
feel happy because young lady sold
them bitters, don't think that they
can claim any superiority over her.
What il ''X' was one OF the young
men? "X' ought to remember that
the young lady is not much more
than child and under obligations
to obey. The one who has the
young lady in authority should
have been referred to, instead of the
young lady, and "X' ought to have
known it. When he says that the
othe; day she let :. few have until
they went to sleep, is partly wrong.
| have been told that the party help
ed themselves, and what could the
lady DO when the men were drunk
AMI bound to have it, knowing it be-
ing handy to get?
] have known tile Young lady for
number OF years. and think she is
as much IL Indy as any other girl in
Big Woods, that know Of.
Ole &. Nelson. county snperinten-
dent, visited schools in these parts
last week, and us we have, not had a
visit from the superintendent for
some time, we think it Il great thing.
Mr.. Nelson seems to lie luboring
hard for the cause OF education, and
he ought to be helped in his work.
But fear that fool set stools for
wise men to tumble over. Wig not
help our instructors rutl,er than hin,
| der them: Correspondents.